RMI Inside Candle Strategy, TMA Scalping Strategy

Discover a scalp trading strategy using RMI & TMA indicators on various forex pairs (AUDUSD, EURUSD, GBPUSD, etc.). Learn about its risk management and profit p

Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators

Part of: Moving Average Strategies

  • Methodology: Technical Indicators
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: Not specified
  • Markets: Forex, AUDUSD, EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDCAD, USDCHF, USDJPY

Indicators used

  • RMI (Relative Momentum Index)
  • TMA (Triangular Moving Average)

Source video

Decoded from: Finally! Stop Loss Settings For My FREE RMI Expert Advisor EA Released! by Ryan Brown (ResponsibleForexTrading) — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:10 - RMI Inside Candle Strategy stop loss settings release
  • 0:30 - Account size recommendation for new settings
  • 1:00 - RMI EA stop loss and take profit values
  • 3:00 - TMA Scalping Strategy introduction
  • 3:50 - TMA Scalping Strategy drawdown cutoff and profit potential
  • 4:20 - TMA Scalping Strategy trading pairs
  • 5:00 - TMA Scalping Strategy lot sizes
  • 6:00 - How to get the TMA Scalping EA

Strategy overview

A triangular moving average is an average smoothed twice, trading extra lag for a flatter line than a simple average produces — but in this entry it never appears as something to read on a chart. Both strategies filed here, the RMI Inside Candle Strategy and the TMA Scalping Strategy, come from Ryan Brown's (ResponsibleForexTrading) video "Finally! Stop Loss Settings For My FREE RMI Expert Advisor EA Released!", which is not a setup tutorial but a maintenance bulletin: the strategies already exist packaged inside an expert advisor, and what is being released is the risk side.

That inverts the usual order of a strategy video. The running order opens with the stop-loss release, moves to a recommended account size, then to the EA's stop and target settings — three exit-and-sizing topics — before the TMA Scalping Strategy is introduced past the three-minute mark, and it too arrives through its drawdown cutoff, its profit discussion and the pairs it is meant to run on rather than through what the triangular average is measuring. Entry logic is assumed known on both sides; the audience is existing users of a tool being patched, not traders meeting a concept for the first time.

Worth noting what is absent, since it shapes what this page can offer. No timeframe is stated for either strategy, no test period or dataset backs the settings being released, no values are specified for the RMI or the TMA, and no mechanical rule set was decoded from this source — so what follows covers the two concepts and the video's framing rather than a rule-by-rule reconstruction. The title's "FREE" refers to an expert advisor that was already free; the release is the settings.

Topics

trading strategy · pine script · tradingview strategy · scalping strategy · forex strategy · rmi indicator · tma indicator · technical indicators · audusd strategy · eurusd strategy · short-term trading · trading signals · algorithmic trading · price action

Frequently asked questions

What is a triangular moving average (TMA)?

A triangular moving average applies smoothing twice, which puts the most weight on the middle of the lookback window and produces a flatter, less reactive line than a simple moving average over the same period — at the cost of additional lag.

What is the difference between the two strategies listed here?

They are two separate builds from the same source and the same author: an RMI Inside Candle Strategy, built around the Relative Momentum Index and an inside-candle condition, and a TMA Scalping Strategy built around the triangular moving average. The video treats them sequentially, not as one combined system.

Does the source video explain the entry rules?

No. The video is a settings update for an already-published expert advisor, so it concentrates on stop loss, take profit, account size, drawdown cutoff and the pairs to trade. No mechanical entry rule set was decoded from it here.

How can I evaluate a strategy that comes packaged as an EA?

Test it yourself on historical data before running it live, and check whether the published settings state the instrument, period and dataset they were derived from — this source does not. Strategy Decoder catalogs strategies extracted from video sources so you can see what is documented and what is only asserted.

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