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- philstodd replied Dec 18, 2018
For the most part, setting a stop loss above or below the previous candle after entry would be ideal. There are things that I factor in though on take profit. If I'm for example in profit 40 or 50 pips I do not let the trade hit my stop loss. If it ...
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- philstodd replied Dec 15, 2018
Also another tip. If you are new at trading this system and not familiar with recognizing correct tdi crosses, try only trading the larger heiken ashi candle crosses at first. Go back and look at the tdi crosses and look at the sizes of the candles. ...
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- philstodd replied Dec 15, 2018
And I must say, I believe this system is profitable because it keeps emotions out of it more than just using price action and price action only. Heiken candles are a lot easier on the eyes and believe it or not, psychology is part of trading. Don't ...
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- philstodd replied Dec 15, 2018
Some people just don't understand how easy this system is, and yes, you have to know basic price action and levels to trade it properly. Just think of the support and resistance levels as magnets. Price is always hitting and shooting away from these ...
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- philstodd replied Dec 7, 2018
In reply to my above post. Just take time switching back and forth from the heiken candle to the regular candles looking at them on the time frames. It's simple to do on MT4 at least. You will get what I'm saying. Sometimes a candle will show a huge ...
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- philstodd replied Dec 7, 2018
I finally had about a break even week in awhile. It happens. You can't win em all. I just have another tip for everyone. If you are unsure on the size of the candle to trade on the cross; sometimes the heiken ashi can be a tad misleading. Switch ...
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- philstodd replied Nov 30, 2018
10% profit this week for me. Not to mention 5 weeks in a row with 10%+ profits every week. Times are good and I hope all is well for everyone else.

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- philstodd replied Nov 29, 2018
I use the TMS system and a range bar system. I'm still long. You guys will see.
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- philstodd replied Nov 26, 2018
I hope you caught the previous trade on the 4hr candle. Very beautiful. Even more beautiful when in a steep downtrend.
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- philstodd replied Nov 25, 2018
I do the same. I scalp some trades with the system, but I also watch for breakouts of levels with this system. If you get a good breakout it is a great setup for the TDI cross. I focus more on the daily and below charts. I do look at the weekly ...
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- philstodd replied Nov 25, 2018
Ya I eventually figured out the problem wasn't the stop loss though since the system was so accurate. The problem was not knowing when to let a trade keep running in profit. I don't always exit on flat tdi's or angling tdi's depending on the ...
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- philstodd replied Nov 24, 2018
Repeating patterns are money makers for the TMS system. I increase lots with these. They are also extremely easy to spot with the heiken candles. Highly Accurate!!! ALWAYS KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR REPEATING PATTERNS! image
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- philstodd replied Nov 24, 2018
I use all original settings with the Stochastic Slope indicator. Still 8,3,3 setting though. It just shows the correction on the stoch in red color. Same thing basically. You can see it above in my post images.
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- philstodd replied Nov 24, 2018
(Tip) If I get a loss and there is a "good" TDI cross not many candles after. I usually never take the trade because since this is such an accurate system, it possibly means the market might be a in a whip-saw stage. Where is has big spikes up and ...
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- philstodd replied Nov 24, 2018
The TMS system is the only system besides pure price action that I rely on. I was a garbage truck driver and was able to finally quit my job and trade for a living. Every once in a while now I come back and visit this site to help some traders out. ...
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- philstodd replied Nov 24, 2018
As a tip to people, look back and see when a trade would have failed on a TDI cross. A good decent angle and candle size. Figure out why it didn't go in your favor. Look at the trend, nearby candle sizes, price levels, and stochastics. Just ...
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- philstodd replied Nov 24, 2018
image ESPECIALLY AFTER IT HAS BROKEN OUT OF A TRADE LEVEL.
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- philstodd replied Nov 24, 2018
Sometimes even though you would of made pips......stick with the system....when not to trade examples image
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