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The New Way to X-Ray Charts for “True Momentum” Before Every Trade

How Sam Eliminates False Signals and Automatically Knows When to Buy or Sell with Zero Guesswork

Hosted by Sam Shames, VP of Options, Simpler Trading

The 3 inputs that move price (and why signals keep failing if you only measure 1 or 2)
How pattern recognition in Sam’s system lets him "turn off his brain" and just trade
Why “True Momentum” turned bearish 5 months before the QQQ collapsed
How Sam’s system flashed buy signals 2 months before the war drove crude oil up to $119
How to trade any chart with total confidence in trending or choppy markets
Year-to-Date Results: 27 of Sam’s 30 trades in the room have been winners

"@samshames - I've been using the new HiLoPRO at the 15 and 30 second timeframe on TradingView to help me scalp ATM SPX. It's really very helpful!!!"

— Steve D BOS
"hey sam, IMO you're one of the most listenable hosts at simpler - and today, you still are! thanks."

— Pf
"Hey Sam, just wanted to say thank you for your indicators. it was pretty amazing how accurate the indicators were. This is my first day trading real $$ with your indicators and I just wanted to say thank you and great job with this."

— Brad
"@samshames Thanks so much for sharing your indicator, knowledge and life stories. Love the depth and detail in which you teach and explain the process"

— Bill_CT

About Sam Shames

Sam specializes in options, equities, and macro trading using short-term signals. His strategy is top-down – the tide first, boats second using three unique indicators, the Trend OscillatorX, the HiLo ProX, and Structure Score Pro to tie it all together to determine the structure and momentum in a stock setup. All three indicators, known as the True Momentum Score, provide important information about a chart's momentum. Sam is primarily a short-term swing trader, but as long as the setups and market momentum signals remain valid, he will hold the trade.

A typical path Sam will take before entering a position is understanding the setup on the index, such as S&P or Nasdaq first, then the sector, such as technology, second, and the stock third. This gives him an edge in trading as it shows the money flow from the broad market to stocks. Once he has found a setup, he looks for an entry using multiple timeframe analyses to ensure the signals are aligned on the weekly, daily, and intraday charts. The strongest setups have clean alignment from the intraday to the weekly.

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