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If anyone here knows how to look at a the "daily" charts for SPX you would clearly see that we just had a blow off top. RSI and TSI are clearly saying that the market needs to cool down... Just so \*interesting\* how the deadline coincides with that..
VWAP and EMA, I heard that TSI is good too though
Contender for next Kamikaze Cash video. RSI, MACD all pointing bearish from premarket, big selling clearly visible PREMARKET. Bearish Divergence already happened PREMARKET, lower low on TSI, on RSI, price makes higher high and OP decides to buy $16 calls!!! Stock opens above upper bollinger band. The stock has been in overbought territory all week, yet OP decides to buy today without knowing the market closes early. Just so many WOWs. Whoever sold those calls are laughing all the way to the bank.
What TSI settings do you use?
What is the TO-P indicator that is implemented along with TSI? I don’t use Tradingview and use ToS for charting so therefore was wondering here. Also, isn’t this specific divergence supposed to be bearish rather than a continuation of the trend? Thanks for the reply.
"TO-P+ TSI" search results don't come up with this indicator for tradingview, can anyone tell me what to search for to find this indicator?
The TSI or trading oracle?
For doing what you’re doing, got it Lol that’s not suppose to sound like I’m being a dick, your reply gave me a chuckle. “Use the TSI looking for a divergence from price trend.” “What is TSI?” “Well it’s a measure that occasionally diverges from the price trend.” How often are you identifying it diverging from price, and of those what percent are you trading on
What is TSI for an almost idiot
The indicator does have that feature in the TSI, it’s hit or miss, I like to mark them myself
My signal sensitivity is usually 150 but I’ll switch to 80 when I see a divergence S/R is 180 I only keep VWAP and 200ma on the chart TSI is 6,13,9
I use this same indicator and am not seeing the bearish divergence. What settings are you using for the TO-P+TSI?
I haven't tried this on SPY but tried to use on /ES and man I feel like I was forcing myself to see the pattern lol. I was using only TSI from trading view and with the 3 min and 1 min candle chart. Sometimes I would notice a divergence but it'd turn out to be wrong lol.
So does the trading Oracle sub come with the TO-P+TSI indicator built in?
I’m new what’s TSI? It’s the opposite indicator you want to see compared to the price action? Like higher lows are bullish and lower lows on the TSI are also bullish so it’s when these two indicators align that lets us predict the future price movement more accurately? But what does TSI stand for and what is it exactly? Why are lower lows bullish and higher highs bearish? Thanks.
Yeah we don't know what TSI is
TSI is similar to RSI but I just prefer it a bit more when using for divergences
Ok, I don't really know what TSI is or what high levels indicate.
Lower lows on the chart, higher lows on the TSI
Can you explain the TSI you are mentioning? Which of those lines in that bottom chart are you referring to?
Anyone here has update for the recent Stripper Index (TSI)? we need to know if a recession is cumming ... 
Hi, im looking at the TSI indicator on another platform. Am I doing this right? see link for image: [https://postimg.cc/0zwh6xp5](https://postimg.cc/0zwh6xp5) TSI is converging down, price moving up. My hesitation here is that we've been consolidating in this area for 1.5hours, it'd be a breakout move. Thoughts?
Which TSI indicator do you use
Any idea if TSI is built into other platforms?
What are ur top TSI inputs for long short and signal length?
I do use HA candles, been using them for years. Very comfortable with them. And the TSI at the bottom comes with the platinum plus plan from the trading oracle
Hello, are you using the Heiken Ashi candles, if so how comfortable are those when integrated with trading oracle ? Also could you tell me what’s the name of the TSI indicator on TradingView as I don’t see that. I have platinum plans on both by the way.
Hi, thank you for posting your strategy. Do you use Trading view for charts? And for the golden signal shown in the image above, is it from TSI indicator? Thanks.
It’s the TSI from Trading Oracle
Whats the name of the indicator you use for the TO-P+ TSI?
Wouldn't a lower low TSI be bearish? Like.. less interest? I just don't get it. I follow your posts a lot
Not sure on RSI, my settings on TSI are 6,13,9
TSI bullish divergence 
I just went through a dozen stocks I’m watching and they all signaled around that time, too! They all also exhibited the same TSI as the divergence patterns show bear/bull. 👊
No, it’s a bullish divergence. Whenever comparing bottom of candles to bottom of TSI or RSI, it’s bullish. Google divergence patterns
Can you please explain how this was a buy signal and not a sell signal? I would internet your TSI indicator to be a bearish divergence…
Google divergence patterns, study those, and add the TSI or RSI to your trading setup, and look for differences in what the chart is showing compared to what the TSI or RSI is showing. That’s the best way to start, try Paper trading them first, then ease your way into it
Bullish divergences are always a difference in the chart compared to a technical like TSI or RSI, on the bottom side of candles, bearish on top side of candles. There are some charts on google that you can print off, put them in front of you while you trade, they help a lot. Yes this chart is on TradingView.
It comes with the Trading Oracle indicators, it’s just TSI with some divergence tracking stuff, but I turn the divergence tracking off, I draw the lines myself, it’s not the most accurate thing in the world when it’s turned on lol
What is this indicator? To-p+ TSI?
I bought 5 call contracts all 0DTE with a $559 strike for $1.68 each. It was early afternoon and I was looking to make .25 per contract. I thought I bought when I saw a divergence but I must have read it wrong. I waited for a one candle confirmation for the divergence when I entered. I never made a profit. I should have put a stop loss. I didn’t follow my RR rules and I let it ride hoping for a power hour surge. I sold all at the end of the day for a few cents each. I feel like the TSI indicator during a possible divergence is so subtle that it is hard to read for both a call and put 0DTE. . I’m open to suggestions and I may be using it wrong. I definitely need to follow my RR rules, 2:1 and just sell to close when it goes against me.
I have this indicator and am struggling to trade these divergences. I’ve won 1 0DTE spy trade and lost thousands on multiple other 0DTE trades trying to figure this out. I find it difficult to spot the divergence live. I get that if TSI is making higher highs and spy is making lower highs then a divergence is expected and to go in with a confirmation either a golden signal or arrow. Any pointers on how to get better at spotting these divergences. A good example is today I bought 0DTE calls thinking I would play a reversal to the upside and lost a bunch of $$ do you use the reversal bands? Seems more easy to spot divergences using then bands but I’m not sure how accurate that is
What are your metrics on your TSI? I have options for long length, short length, and signal length, and come default to 25, 13, and 8 respectively.
Yeah you can use the regular TSI on TradingView, I’m using the one with trading oracle, but basically the same thing!
Nice, thanks! And I just input “TSI” to find that in TradingView?
They’re very similar but I’ve found TSI just seems to be a bit more accurate with what I’m looking for
What’s the difference between TSI and RSI?
But if you look about a third of the way into your drawn lines, there was a buy signal on top and higher lows on the TSI. Why didn’t you buy there? Did you buy, stop out, then re-enter? Did you ignore it because you were anticipating the drop to 550? Just trying to understand what looks like a false positive and why you wouldn’t fall for it
Whats this diff between this and the bearish divergence you posted two days ago? The chart looks the same, is the only diff your TSI
What about the TO-P TSI? Couldn't find that one in TradingView
I don’t use TSI so I’m not certain, but that looks very similar to the MACD. It’s basically short term and long term moving averages.
Their TSI tool is just one of a bunch that comes with it but yes TSI I believe is superior to RSI (personal opinion)
Do you tend to believe TSI shows signals earlier than RSI? Very awesome setup I'm going back now through the charts this past week seeing how TSI behaves. Gonna try it tomorrow thanks!
I just prefer TSI over RSI I’m using Trading Oracle
You could try this one I ganked from the tos forum: ##ONE NOTE #Wednesday, May 15, 2019 - archived 1 def Data = close; def NA = Double.NaN; #NA.SetDefaultColor(Color.BLACK); #NA.HideTitle(); declare lower; input IndicatorLine = 32; input Smooth = 5; input SignalLine = 5; plot TSIFast = TrueStrengthIndex(LongLength = IndicatorLine, ShortLength = Smooth); plot TSISlow = ExpAverage(TSIFast, SignalLine); plot zero = 0; zero.SetDefaultColor(Color.WHITE); zero.HideBubble(); zero.HideTitle(); plot Fast = TSIFast; Fast.SetDefaultColor(Color.BLUE); plot Slow = TSISlow; Slow.SetDefaultColor(Color.WHITE); Slow.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH); plot HighLvl = 25; HighLvl.SetDefaultColor(Color.LIGHT_GREEN); HighLvl.HideBubble(); HighLvl.HideTitle(); plot LowLvl = -25; LowLvl.SetDefaultColor(Color.RED); LowLvl.HideBubble(); LowLvl.HideTitle(); plot Hist = (TSIFast - TSISlow) * 2; #TSI.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE); Hist.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HISTOGRAM); Hist.SetLineWeight(3); Hist.DefineColor(“Positive and Up”, Color.GREEN); Hist.DefineColor(“Positive and Down”, (CreateColor(153, 0, 242))); Hist.DefineColor(“Negative and Down”, Color.RED); Hist.DefineColor(“Negative and Up”, Color.YELLOW); Hist.AssignValueColor(if Hist >= 0 then if Hist > Hist[1] then Hist.Color(“Positive and Up”) else Hist.Color(“Positive and Down”) else if Hist < Hist[1] then Hist.Color(“Negative and Down”) else Hist.Color(“Negative and Up”)); #Arrows input usearrows = yes; plot arrowup = if usearrows and Hist crosses above 0 then 0 else Double.NaN; arrowup.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.ARROW_UP); arrowup.SetDefaultColor(Color.GREEN); arrowup.SetLineWeight(3); plot arrowdn = if usearrows and Hist crosses below 0 then 0 else Double.NaN; arrowdn.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.ARROW_DOWN); arrowdn.SetDefaultColor(Color.RED); arrowdn.SetLineWeight(3); #Clouds def cond1 = if Hist > 0 then Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY else Double.NEGATIVE_INFINITY; def cond2 = if Hist < 0 then Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY else Double.NEGATIVE_INFINITY; input showclouds = yes; AddCloud(if showclouds then cond1 else Double.NaN, cond2, Color.WHITE, Color.GRAY); input usealerts = yes;
Wish I could find TSI on ThinkOrSwim. I took this same trade today but because of the 1 hour 9 and 21 SMAs and 5m 200 EMA stacking up as resistance. I scalped a 0DTE for 7% but wish I held a bit longer, obviously. I wonder if there is a ThinkScript I can grab to give me TSI. I bet there is.
This is a hidden bearish divergence. Price making lower highs, while the TSI is making new highs.
I use RSI, VWAP and TSI. Indicators all lag too much, but combined with price action they can help add conviction to a trade decision/size.
Yup I see that now on the 2m. Interesting how the TSI totally flipped from 3m chart to 2m chart
Not sure why my TSI doesn’t show it downwards. It showed it slightly slanting upwards
I had to ask google to learn that TSI is true strength index. It gives signals very close to MACD crossover on the daily. Copy and paste to see the two indicators: stockcharts.com/c-sc/sc?s=SPY&p=D&b=5&g=0&i=t6713053087c&r=1739239126658
Can you use RSI in lieu of TSI? I honestly don't even know what TSI is?
Congrats on the play! Why TSI instead of RSI?
I’ve used TSI for a while now, used to use only RSI, but found TSI seemed to be a little more accurate detecting the divergences. I usually trade on the 2-3M TF, but confirm on the 5M from time to time, I scalp so I’m usually in and out quickly.
Thanks for the post! I'm still learning SMT myself. What motivated you to use TSI as your correlated asset? What is the correlation coefficient between the two? What candlestick intervals do you use, and do you confirm entry by checking higher timeframes?
Like OP said, it is like RSI, but Mars needs to be in retrograde at the same time to be considered TSI.
What does TO-P+ mean in the bottom graph. (TO-P+ TSI)
gonna throw this on my tradingview today and see how TSI measures up… always been more of a moving average and TTM squeeze guy but down to learn
Thanks brother, it’s the TSI from Trading Oracle. Regular TSI on TradingView is fine as well this just has a few more customization features
Wow Heikan Ashi candles, volunteer bands, and envelope band and TSI? There’s no way he could be wrong!
Thanks! I’ll need to figure out how to add TSI to my trading platform of choice. And learn about TSI.
Made sense based on the visuals. Thanks! Q: how does one the TSI chart in ToS? And resources you recommend on learning TSI and divergence patterns? Also, what did you mean by also looking for sell/buy signals? What signals exactly? Last question: can this be allied for charts over longer durations? Or is this constrained to short, intraday type charts ? I didn’t see a timeframe indicated, hence the Q.
It's a tricky animal. I've compared it to TSI's and seen it move in almost perfect counterpoint. Theoretically you could make money by investing in an stock index and counterpointing with an option on VIX (or vice versa), but I haven't tried it.
Yeah I believe the free one only has the signals, there may be a TSI indicator that’s free that does the same, I like having access to the rest of these without filling my chart up with indicators especially since I have a limit of 5
Many types of divergences, this was a double top, and TSI showing new high being made.
Can you break this down for a rookie? Not sure what divergence you’re pointing to. Do you mean the rise in TSI in contrast to the flat trend in the price chart? Also what’s your buy signal?
Glad I take profits when the TSI hits 0 or else I would have been holding the bag on those NVDA calls also
It’s the TSI from Trading Oracle
It’s the TSI indicator from trading oracle, have to get from their website. Don’t think it’s avail on TOS
I was also not sure so I put the sceeenshot into ChatGPT. Here is the result. It makes sense and I’m sure there is a lot to learn from it. However, if anyone smarter than us spots a mistake, please correct is and educate us! >It looks like you’re viewing a TradingView chart for SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) on a 3-minute timeframe. Several technical indicators and overlays are present on the chart, likely part of a custom or premium indicator package called “TradingOracle Platinum+ V1.1” and V1.10. Here’s a breakdown of the key elements: >1. **Price Action (Candlestick Chart)**: The candlesticks represent the price movement of SPY over a 3-minute interval. The red and green candles show bearish and bullish price movements respectively. >2. **Sell Signal**: The chart shows a red arrow indicating a sell signal after a likely uptrend, suggesting that a reversal has been identified by the indicator. >3. **Bands (Red Area)**: The red shaded area might represent a form of Bollinger Bands or another volatility-based indicator. The upper and lower bounds are expanding and contracting with price volatility. >4. **Support/Resistance Zones (Purple Lines)**: There’s a clear support/resistance zone marked in purple. The price seems to be testing or breaking through a key support level (around 548.63), which is highlighted by the color block. >5. **TSI (True Strength Index)**: Below the chart, you can see the TSI indicator with divergence lines. A bearish divergence (yellow line) is marked, indicating a loss of momentum before the price starts falling. >6. **Extended Oscillator**: Below the TSI, there’s another oscillator with green and red bars that might represent momentum or trend strength. The red bars indicate downward momentum, aligning with the current downtrend in the price. >7. **Buy/Sell Levels**: The blue (buy) and red (sell) boxes at the left (548.68 and 548.65) indicate the current bid/ask spread for SPY. >Overall, the chart seems to be indicating a sell-off with strong bearish momentum, confirmed by multiple signals and indicators.
So I said up above that I know once I outline how this works, I will get squeezed out. So the first part, and hey maybe some of you out there are tyring to do this right now as well, is to set one of your action triggers at double the time period and keep the rest the same. What you end up with are 5 scanners say running on a 1hr and then only one technical needs a 4hr trigger inside that 1hr group to trigger. This is the "lag" . And this, IMO, is what is going to make me millions. I use a derivation of known scanners to build the scanner. So for RSI, I use TSI. And then for each of the others, I use a derivation of the known scanner since I know that everyone is using that scanner. I want a "lag" on the MACD and so on.
https://preview.redd.it/82v66r2highd1.png?width=1832&format=png&auto=webp&s=f06e1cfbd353a927b2e6642db3f7f0fe8f774d58 If anyones interested. I saw the rejection off the 100MA and the 45EMA started breaking through the Daily 100MA level. Showed signs of weakness on the TSI too. Decided to buy 4 528 puts at 2.50 each and waiting for the drawback.
Below is a link to one of my standard charts. It looks like it has a LOT of indicators to be using on a chart and can seem overwhelming but many of them are the same. So for example there may be four different momentum oscillators but I view them as a group so it’s just one big indicator. My momentum oscillators are the Slow STO, MACD, PPO, PMO. strength is the RSI and TSI Money flow is the OBV, Accum/Dist, and CMF. [https://schrts.co/FMEfVDGm](https://schrts.co/FMEfVDGm)
What you’re saying is that, in this instance, a part likely wore out after 30 years and that could have led to the fuselage panel falling off and allowing the slide to fall out and that all 767s might have this issue? Here’s the problem with that theory. The emergency slides have multiple thresholds, not just a TSI (Time Since Install). Meaning that each 767 has a different number of slide replacements. It’s actually very likely that there are 767s out there that are older than this jet or have more slide removals. So your “age” theory doesn’t hold water. At all. This is a maintenance issue. Full stop. Whether it’s on Delta or, much more likely, human error, is yet to be seen.
the reason smci is mooning with nvda is because they are are also a manufacture company similar to TSI. Tsi would be mooning also if it wasn't for the imminent threat of china just waltzing over and taking it from them and us. nvda is safe as long as they have a solid supply of components and it seems safe at the moment. but this moon is also sounds kinda like a sell the news moon. when nvda reports earning if its good or bad who knows. but the moon until then is very real
Who watches the 15 minute TSI for anything but a slight bounce. Zoom out and look at 4HR or 1D to see trend.
I apologize in advance. Long comment to follow, blame it on the adderall: - Overall, I feel as though the elections will dictate most things stock market related, so I'm limiting my long-term strategy to a few energy and high dividened holds, while the remaining cash is sidelined/short term invested until after elections. - Volitility is going to drive the market, likely all the way into elections. VIX might be a good play but i dont follow it enough to know. - Extremely short-term, I'm talking as early as tomorrow (Monday), large amounts of equity are going to leave certain sectors of the market. Why you ask? I'll tell you why The S&P (which has been carried by tech, tech entering overbought territory) just missed closing above ~4293 Friday, which would have signaled "officially" exiting the bear market. - In the US Treasury, they're selling high yield 3/6mo bonds on Monday/Tuesday to raise funds (government poor, needz monies). - This years bullish run, and especially the past week, is due for a heavy pullback. With bonds going on sale Monday/Tueday, this would be a great opportunity to pull out money from overbought sectors and rotate into a low risk high yield investment. - The tech sector (being overbought) will likely take the brunt of a pullback. AI has great long-term potential, but it will surely receive negative media in the very near term. Not to mention other bearish catalysts imo (apple reveal this week). - I would expect ETFs, specifically QQQ, to have a moderate pullback. Hovwever, instead of giving back 100% of its gains, it will [possibly] land in an area of consolidation. And to do so, consumer/basic goods stocks need to be bullish. This also follows the sector rotation of capital. - Entering this week, consumer/basic goods stocks seem to have already pulled back from highs, so I can see them consolidating a bit in June or even continuing bullish to correct for the tech pullback. - Short term, I'm loading into Pepsi. Aside from aligning with everything above, they're financially stable, have a solid dividened, just finished a pullback from a bullish channel breakout high, and lastly, multiple technical indicators are turning bullish. 50% fib retracement bounce, daily RSI bounce off 28 (previous low within channel), weekly RSI right in the middle of channel, MACD/TSI/VI curling bullish. TLDR: ILOVETITTIES. Elections will dictate the long term market, short term market will come down a bit (mostly in tech), consumer->basic goods->energy->small cap will start seeing money rotate in. And my blood is 70% mtn dew so I'm long on Pepsi.
I imagine NVIDIA has a specific price point in their contracts with TSI. So, tsi will not necessarily benefit from NVIDIA to a great extent. In fact, if they are getting towards their maximum output of NVIDIA chips, then they may become the bottleneck for nvidia. TSI can't raise prices because of contracts and NVIDIA can't sell more chips because of bottlenecks in supply. Maybe nvidia can contract with Intel to build their chips.
I use TSI Total Strength Indicator and price. For price I look at the average price and I add an appropriate appreciation Last quarter the range was 417+377=794 794/2=397 That was the average for last quarter so with an optimistic forecast of 12% annual appreciation the average for this quarter is 397×1.03=408.91 Since I don’t want my shares called away I’ll sell 2-3% above the current price assuming we are near a reasonable price. I didn’t sell any calls when the market was in the recent lows. I didn’t want to get my face ripped off. Now feels like a good time to sell at around 422 strike. As long as I catch a few bucks here and there it tends to add up over time. And that goes into buying more shares of SPY. It’s nice adding shares of SPY to an account I’m not adding new money to.
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