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All the information you need on getting started with Raghee's Top Tier Pro Tools

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Written by Lorna St. George
Updated over 8 months ago

Top Tier Pro Wave and GRaY Candles(Green, Red and Yellow)

This tool shows the price relationship to the 34 EMA. The important moving average is for Raghee, considered to be the mean. The candles show at a glance whether or not a symbol is trending. Green (bullish trending), Red (bearish trending), and Yellow (sideways price action and non-trending). When the price is moving sideways, the wave will turn off, showing that there is no valid set up at that moment in time.

The default settings are what Raghee uses. You can choose to modify the colors, whether or not to enable or disable the wave plot itself or enable or disable the automatic wave plot, which turns the wave on and off depending on trends.

Top Tier Pro Propulsion Dots

These are smart EMAs that show the 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, and 200 exponential moving averages. The dots turn on and off when there is acceleration to the upside or downside by calculating when the 8 ema crosses one of the other moving averages. This is an at-a-glance tool to know whether or not the price is moving swiftly into or out of a trend. NOTE: the 34 EMA prop dot and the 89 EMA prop dot are disabled by default. You can enable those from the setting as well as modify the colors to suit your needs.

Top Tier Pro Multi-Structure

A key tool for every setup and chart. The green and magenta lines at the bottom of the chart. The Multi-structure shows whether a symbol is in a trend, or in chop. The top row shows the stacking of the 8, 13, and 21 exponential moving averages and represents the momentum of the price movement. Green means momentum is bullish. Magenta means momentum is moving bearishly. The bottom row is the relative movement of the 34 exponential moving averages and represents the trend. Green means there is a bullish trend, and Red means there is a bearish trend. In both rows, Grey denotes there is no trend, otherwise known as chop, and requires different tools and more conservative setups.

The default settings are again what Raghee uses. You can modify whether or not to use the default plots or clouds as well as enable alerts or modify colors to suit your needs.

Top Tier Pro Multi Structure flags

These provide a space-saving flag for use on smaller charts that show the current bar's momentum and trend state from the 2 rows of the Top Tier Pro Multi Structure tool. They only show the current bar and not the historical trend. Raghee uses these on her Multi-Charts.

Colors can be modified. The default are what Raghee uses.

Secret Squiggle

A key tool used when a symbol is not in any trend (aka "chop"). Found at the bottom of the chart. The Squiggle shows when a symbol is trading in a tight, sideways range and whether or not it is in oversold or overbought territory within the price range it has been moving. This tool provides custom colors and a single line that automatically prints either green (price moving up) or red (price moving down) in a quick, easy-to-read format.

The default settings are what Raghee uses. Colors and an option to switch from Low Gear (used for Raghee's daytrading and swing trading) to High Gear (used for LornaBot scalping) as well as modify colors to suit your tastes.

Top Tier Pro Custom Watchlist columns

Custom columns to provide an at-a-glance at the current bar MultiStructure Momentum and Trend states on watchlists.

As with all custom watchlist columns, the colors and time frames are modifiable like any TOS Custom Column. Please reference information on general Custom Column creation and management for TOS here: https://intercom.help/simpler-trading/en/articles/3284541-watchlist-how-to-create-a-custom-watchlist-column-in-tos

Here is what Raghee's base chart looks like with all the tools installed:

About - Custom Watchlist Columns

About - HPMR (Hourly Price Movement Range)

About - Darvas Signals

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