Yes because big sharks can't move positions too frequently (obviously due to size). So yes, when the make trades they initiate some medium-term or long-term trends.Are you saying higher time frame is more predictable?
Yes because big sharks can't move positions too frequently (obviously due to size). So yes, when the make trades they initiate some medium-term or long-term trends.Are you saying higher time frame is more predictable?
Thank youYes because big sharks can't move positions too frequently (obviously due to size). So yes, when the make trades they initiate some medium-term or long-term trends.
Thanks youHi, timeframe choosing depends on your convenience and trading style. For me, I follow London n NY overlapped time. Whether you go for scalping or intraday, choose a comfortable timeframe and try to continue it to monitor your improvement. That's what helped me a lot. Good luck.
Would you go one time frame below for entry ?It's good to use 1 main TF and to use another one just for confirmation for entry.
What Time frame are you using for scalping ? I suggest just use M5 and M1 for scalping. If you are using higher timeframes than these, you are using intraday timeframe and they will not help much.I am struggling with using the correct time frame. I am using a scalping method at the moment so I am working on short time frames. I have a long term trade on but not sure if it will come out the way I had hoped. I find the longer trades more daunting and struggle to read the market. Anyone have any tips for me?
Self-proclaimed Experts, like professors in a place of higher learning, can only teach you what they know. In the real self-discovery world, it's you who decides what works for you.Hi all, hoping to get some idea of whether it is a good idea to trade on different timeframes (e.g. scalping and intraday) or whether it is best to stick to one timeframe strategy?