I am no longer debating this whole issue. I have watched this indi in real time for over 6 months and I have used it successfully. Again over and over and over again I state the issue and people just dont get it. It reads the total strength of the move and how the angle of the TMA has been progressing. It tells you whether the angle is increasing or decreasing in strength. If you cant read that signal throw it off your screen then. I am done with the issue. Either you can read it or you cant.blazko wrote:Bob thanks a lot for the effort and lovely done booklets.
I do have one question / doubt:
On page 17 you say
but... and sorry for bringing the whole repaiting stuff back again... isn't it true that WHILE point 1 happend in real time, the TMA could have looked different? Still red for example...1. Price crosses weekly pivot (gold line)
2. TMA turns green or teal and later crosses the 4 line on TMA
Best regards,
blazej
I have also said over and over again you are not basing your entrances and exits on the TMA. I have wrote that from the very beginning. What it is telling you is the strength of the move and for you to know that, that information has to be updated with every bar. IT IS NOT A REPAINTING ISSUE IT IS AN UPDATING OF THE INFORMATION. This information means, is the angle increasing or decreasing????? MACD, AO, TMA true will not, let me repeat it one more time so maybe just maybe you will finally get. They will not give you that information. TMA norm is the only indi that does to my knowledge. So learn to use it properly. The TMA True is NOT an accurate read of the strength of the move it gives you the same info that two MAs being compared on an histogram do.
