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Lower risk, stress free TDI system

#2,401
Jun 9, 2016 5:28am Jun 9, 2016 5:28am

imdisaait
Joined Feb 2015 | Status: Trader | 825 Posts

Quoting morph

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{quote} I think your stoch settings are incorrect? should be 14,3,3 That would make the stoch just below 80

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Hi Morph

I agree he used different setting in stoch...
but as I feel he has used the setting to give us a more safer side than risky side ....
am i right?

i heard someone said stoch setting of 28,3,3 gives mush better and accurate image that when we used stoch with 14,3,3.

hope i am right ....seniors pls correct me if I am WRONG pls
imdi

#2,402
Jun 9, 2016 5:30am Jun 9, 2016 5:30am

Gizzledonk
| Joined Aug 2011 | Status: Hm, interesting,,, | 324 Posts

Quoting since80808

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{quote} Thank you for your answer, but reading this tread I found that Mehdi still didn't add EMA200 to his strategy.

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EMA 200 on D1 - (and less so on H4), is a pretty universal indicator and is not a problem to add to most chart strategies, it does not affect the trading method, it just gives additional information on potential support and resistance areas.

Ideally I think one should decide there is a potential entry point by carefully using the method described by Mehdi and then in the light of information such as news releases, stuff like G7 meetings, dynamic support and resistance from EMA200 you then decide whether you wish to open a position. Personal rules about how long to avoid trading either side of news releases will also be a part of the decision making process.
For example I usually take the afternoon off trading on NFP fridays - (although that also has something to do with getting a decent weekend going).

Doing it this way does not change the value of the system to point out potential entry points, it just gives you more information to decide what to do about it.

We all have to decide whether to act on signals, and I think we all do it slightly differently.

Hope that helps,

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#2,403
Jun 9, 2016 5:32am Jun 9, 2016 5:32am

imdisaait
Joined Feb 2015 | Status: Trader | 825 Posts

Quoting Scrambleguy

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{quote} Great results! how pairs are you trading buddy?

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Sorry i could get your question fuly,

I am searching all 28 pairs as said by Medhi..... FORMULATOR of this GREAT method
normally i check all 28 pairs and keep a not which pairs more like to show us a ENTRY SET UP SOON.... and then hours check those and 4 hourly all pairs...
and give a run!

ACTUALLY THIS MEDHI METHODS....... by it mean RISK AND STRESS MINIMAL as I experience so far in this FOREX LIFE!

#2,404
Jun 9, 2016 5:37am Jun 9, 2016 5:37am

imdisaait
Joined Feb 2015 | Status: Trader | 825 Posts

Quoting forexbandit7

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NU taken 120 pip {image}

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forexbandit7

So great to see that you are flying very high with safty...

is there any way, that you can update the thread once you open any trade....
wish u to fly more n more ....

#2,405
Jun 9, 2016 5:43am Jun 9, 2016 5:43am

Gizzledonk
| Joined Aug 2011 | Status: Hm, interesting,,, | 324 Posts

Quoting imdisaait

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{quote} Hi Morph I agree he used different setting in stoch... but as I feel he has used the setting to give us a more safer side than risky side .... am i right? i heard someone said stoch setting of 28,3,3 gives mush better and accurate image that when we used stoch with 14,3,3. hope i am right ....seniors pls correct me if I am WRONG pls imdi

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Attached is a chart for this system with both stoch 14.3.3 and 28.3.3
The 28.3.3 will miss some signals, be a little later on others but will mostly work.

More important than exact settings probably is that if you are talking with other people on the thread it will get confusing if you have different settings.

From a strictly personal point of view; I have found over the past 5 years that the exact settings don't make a huge difference in the long run, the shorter settings will give you more signals, some of which will fail. The longer setting will give you less signals but they may prove more reliable.

Also being consistent is vastly more important than the exact number.

Hope that helps,

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#2,406
Jun 9, 2016 5:51am Jun 9, 2016 5:51am

imdisaait
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Quoting Gizzledonk

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{quote} Attached is a chart for this system with both stoch 14.3.3 and 28.3.3 The 28.3.3 will miss some signals, be a little later on others but will mostly work. More important than exact settings probably is that if you are talking with other people on the thread it will get confusing if you have different settings. From a strictly personal point of view; I have found over the past 5 years that the exact settings don't make a huge difference in the long run, the shorter settings will give you more signals, some of which will fail. The longer setting...

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Hi Gizz

I appreciate a lot for your reply and opinion.
Thx a lot.

pls help me to understand that the white lines in your image is the entry signal that you take or not?
if they are entry signals pls indicate which are for buy and which are for sell.

so far, I only tend to open trade only when stoch is above 80 for buy and stoch below 20 for sell, but not in between.

GL
imdi

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Jun 9, 2016 6:31am Jun 9, 2016 6:31am

Gizzledonk
| Joined Aug 2011 | Status: Hm, interesting,,, | 324 Posts

Quoting imdisaait

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{quote} Hi Gizz I appreciate a lot for your reply and opinion. Thx a lot. pls help me to understand that the white lines in your image is the entry signal that you take or not? if they are entry signals pls indicate which are for buy and which are for sell. so far, I only tend to open trade only when stoch is above 80 for buy and stoch below 20 for sell, but not in between. GL imdi

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The white lines were just to join prominent points together on the Stochs, the chart and the TDI for illustration.

I would not post entry/exit signals because I will trade a bit differently from you and if your charts are in a different time zone your H4 candles might not be the same as mine and it would be confusing.

I haven't used this system enough yet to comment on which signals are best, so far I am profitable using the same as you.

Good luck!!

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Edited 7:17am Jun 9, 2016 6:58am | Edited 7:17am

farhad10
Joined Aug 2013 | Status: Trader | 323 Posts

Hi Mehdi
First of all, Thank you for this simple system And the most important thing is you give us for free.

sorry mehdi but I have some suggestions for traders here that want to be profitable with your strategy.

It's about 3 years that am trading with TMS. if you follow these rules, your losses would be less than 10%

1. At the first of the week, look at W and D to know the trend. it's not too hard, just a glance

2. Try not to enter crosses that are with small candles. so important. I see some of you, want to take all the crosses that are met mehdi rules, but you must pay more attention. these kinds of trades are too risky to enter

3. When Daily TF is consolidated, you can't expect moves with more than 30pips, so try not to take the crosses when D1 is ranging. otherwise you can scalp for 10 or 20 pips.

4. I myself use 200 and 50 ma's for putting sl and TP's.

5. Try to learn how to use trend lines, they are very easy to use and are the most useful tools for filtering bad crosses.

6. Try not to take crosses that are in opposite of D crosses.

If you follow these rules, you will find it's how much easy to combine Tms and Mehdi system to be a profitable one.

Green pips to all of you

Best regards.

#2,409
Jun 9, 2016 7:04am Jun 9, 2016 7:04am

imdisaait
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Quoting Gizzledonk

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{quote} The white lines were just to join prominent points together on the Stochs, the chart and the TDI for illustration. I would not post entry/exit signals because I will trade a bit differently from you and if your charts are in a different time zone your H4 candles might not be the same as mine and it would be confusing. I haven't used this system enough yet to comment on which signals are best, so far I am profitable using the same as you. Good luck!!

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agreed n respect !

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Jun 9, 2016 7:11am Jun 9, 2016 7:11am

Pip_Chaser
| Joined Jul 2011 | Status: Trader | 7 Posts

Quoting Gizzledonk

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{quote} The white lines were just to join prominent points together on the Stochs, the chart and the TDI for illustration. I would not post entry/exit signals because I will trade a bit differently from you and if your charts are in a different time zone your H4 candles might not be the same as mine and it would be confusing. I haven't used this system enough yet to comment on which signals are best, so far I am profitable using the same as you. Good luck!!

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Hi Gizzledonk,

Nice to see You post in this thread. I have a question for You even though You answered that You trade differently that Mehdi system. If we look at the white lines that shows TDI crosses, we can also see that the stochastic doesn't shows confirmation that Mehdi is looking for. He says that at H4 charts the stoch must be near 50 level (above or below, respectively) if we are going to take a trade.

Something that I don't understand , but I think that it is core of this system is taking trades that are negatively correlated with stochastic. What I mean by that ! When the Stoch is on levels above 80, originaly says that the market is exhausted and maybe we could expect a reversal. But this system says that on a Daily charts You should take a trade when the Stoch is above 80, and green line crosses above red line.

What are Your thoughts about this ?

#2,411
Jun 9, 2016 7:24am Jun 9, 2016 7:24am

imdisaait
Joined Feb 2015 | Status: Trader | 825 Posts

Quoting farhad10

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Hi Mehdi First of all, Thank you for this simple system And the most important thing is you give us for free. sorry mehdi but I have some suggestions for traders here that want to be profitable with your strategy. It's about 3 years that am trading with TMS. if you follow these rules, your losses would be less than 10% 1. At the first of the week, look at W and D to know the trend. it's not too hard, just a glance 2. Try not to enter crosses that are with small candles. so important. I see some of you, want to take all the crosses that are met mehdi...

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Thx Farhad!

I feel that few VERY GOOD POINT to be kept in my mind!

Thanks a lot for your key points!
Grt help
appreciate much
imdi

#2,412
Jun 9, 2016 7:42am Jun 9, 2016 7:42am

kentsos
| Joined May 2016 | Status: Trader | 150 Posts

hi guys

testing the system out and is working quite wonderfully

like to ask a question

what are the " * " and " S " sigh means on the chart?

thanks and nice day

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Edited 8:04am Jun 9, 2016 7:49am | Edited 8:04am

Gizzledonk
| Joined Aug 2011 | Status: Hm, interesting,,, | 324 Posts

Quoting Pip_Chaser

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{quote} Hi Gizzledonk, Nice to see You post in this thread. I have a question for You even though You answered that You trade differently that Mehdi system. If we look at the white lines that shows TDI crosses, we can also see that the stochastic doesn't shows confirmation that Mehdi is looking for. He says that at H4 charts the stoch must be near 50 level (above or below, respectively) if we are going to take a trade. Something that I don't understand , but I think that it is core of this system is taking trades that are negatively correlated with...

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Hi Pip_Chaser

The white lines on the chart I posted are purely for illustrative purposes to show similarity/difference on the two different stochs related to everything else, they are not in any way meant to indicate any sort of signal.

I am trying to trade this method pretty much exactly as posted by the creator, if it sounds like I'm doing something different it means I'm probably not explaining myself well enough or there is a difference in emphasis.

The bit of your post not visible in the quote above,

"Something that I don't understand , but I think that it is core of this system is taking trades that are negatively correlated with stochastic. What I mean by that ! When the Stoch is on levels above 80, originaly says that the market is exhausted and maybe we could expect a reversal. But this system says that on a Daily charts You should take a trade when the Stoch is above 80, and green line crosses above red line."

If the Stoch remains above 80 this can be regarded as indicating continuation of the move, only on a cross back down through the level do we think of reversal.

A good analysis of the Stoch is here http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.p..._slow_and_full

with the following extract being the point, and the article also deals with use of the 50 line in decision making.

"Before looking at some chart examples, it is important to note that overbought readings are not necessarily bearish. Securities can become overbought and remain overbought during a strong uptrend. Closing levels that are consistently near the top of the range indicate sustained buying pressure".

This is precisely what Mehdi is using the stoch for in method 1.

1) Stochastic : Should be over 80 = (sustained buying pressure)
2) TDI : a) Green should cross above the red line or show a rebound = (entry signal)

That's how I interpret it anyway.

Please add comments if you see it otherwise; this is interesting and the core of the method as Pip_Chaser mentions.

Cheers.

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#2,414
Jun 9, 2016 8:43am Jun 9, 2016 8:43am

Pip_Chaser
| Joined Jul 2011 | Status: Trader | 7 Posts

Quoting Gizzledonk

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{quote} This is precisely what Mehdi is using the stoch for in method 1. 1) Stochastic : Should be over 80 = (sustained buying pressure) 2) TDI : a) Green should cross above the red line or show a rebound = (entry signal) That's how I interpret it anyway. Please add comments if you see it otherwise; this is interesting and the core of the method as Pip_Chaser mentions. Cheers.

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Nice interpretation Gizzledonk. That's what I thought .

What I can say is great trade entry is this example:

TDI cross - green bellow red
Stochastic under 20
200 MA as resistance level
TP would be approx 40-50 pips, and even though it is not too much pips, its good amount what should we look for.
Ideally would be 3-4 trades with this pip margin and You would be one hell of a trader.

What is not good here is that we are looking on H1 timeframe, which is not very much tested and also not used by Mehdi.

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Jun 9, 2016 9:06am Jun 9, 2016 9:06am

Scrambleguy
| Joined Nov 2015 | Status: Trader | 768 Posts

Quoting farhad10

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Hi Mehdi First of all, Thank you for this simple system And the most important thing is you give us for free. sorry mehdi but I have some suggestions for traders here that want to be profitable with your strategy. It's about 3 years that am trading with TMS. if you follow these rules, your losses would be less than 10% 1. At the first of the week, look at W and D to know the trend. it's not too hard, just a glance 2. Try not to enter crosses that are with small candles. so important. I see some of you, want to take all the crosses that are met mehdi...

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