Cagliostro wrote: Sun Oct 26, 2025 3:38 am
Many thanks to @BeatlemaniaSA for the early access.
Here's what caught my attention from a technical standpoint:
- The core insight is solid: leveraging Mladen's LWMA endpoint formula (LWMA period = TMA half-length + 1) to eliminate TMA's inherent repaint while maintaining its smoothness. Smart, the only known method for humans to make TMA work in real trading.
The 5-indicator architecture is well thought out:
-tma-ema 1.1: Primary signal generator (LWMA-based, non-repaint dots)
-TMA wBands: Directional context filter (accepts the repaint trade-off for trend visualisation)
-MultiTimeFrameOpenPrices: important levels to identify relevant swing points
-CSW: Volume histograms and lines for pressure confirmation
-3x Xuma: Triple EMA spread showing momentum shifts
Verdict:
-Easy to understand, hard to master. A great start, love it.
One question: how are the LWMA dots calculated?
Another question: why use only one TF for the 3x XuMa? Would it not benefit from HTF bias confirmation?
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Thanks, Cagliostro, for the feedback.
Haha, everyone wants to know how the dots are generated. Actually, very simple, they are EMA crosses, and ONLY the EMA crosses in line with the nrp TMA trend are generated.
The reason I developed that method/idea was to find a way to add to my trade in trend, thereby maximising the move. Too many times, we traders find ourselves entering a trade cautiously (small lot size) and having no concrete way to add to the trade, so we sit and curse ourselves for not going in with a bigger lot size as we watch the trade fly.
Then next time we go in big at the start and the trade bites us in the arse! This way, we have a solid and reliable way of adding to the trade with no fear. If the trade goes against us, we lose the minimum, but if it starts to move, we can add to the trade until we decide to exit.
It will take time to master this method, but once you do, it is going to be fire.
I've tried so many combinations of the 3x XUma, and having them all set to the same gave me the best results. However, traders can set it to whatever they want to best complement their style of trading.
