What temporal frame do you use to operate and why?
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What temporal frame do you use to operate and why?
I use M15 and H1 mainly to identify rapid entries and outputs.M15 gives me an idea of ??short -term address, while H1 confirms the strongest trend.For me, it is the perfect balance between speed and analysis.
I use H4, because I consider that temporary frames below H4 are too volatile and those above are too large to operate daily.Soil open 1 or 2 operations per day.
H4 is fine to reduce noise, but have you considered combining it with an M30 or M15 graph for tickets?Sometimes the movement in the lowest frameworks gives you a good entrance point without compromising the security of H4.
I use 60 minutes, 240 minutes and 1440 minutes ... The lowest temporal frames help better adjust the tickets.
1440 minutes graphics?That is basically a daily chart!If you can expect so much, great, but if you are looking for more action, M30 is more exciting.
I have to match the previous comment.Although H4 gives you a more stable vision on the market, a shorter temporal framework works better if you are trying to measure market movements.
Definitely.H4 is perfect to identify the main trend, but for entry, M15 or even m5 can give you that perfect "timing" you are looking for.
I only use the 1 minute frame.I would like to use Tick if I could get it.I read more candles and graphics in higher temporal frames.
1 minute sounds pure stress.Each movement is a roller coaster.Unless you are operating with steel nerves, I suggest you leave it for robots!
I maintain my position that there are no temporary frames.The time that each candle takes nothing to do with price levels;The EUR/USD will have the same price on a ticket, five minutes, one hour, four hours, day, week, month or year.
The price will be the same, but the way of understanding it is not.Temporary frames help you understand the "what" and "when".If you don't understand that, it's like trying to run a marathon with bandaged eyes.
How do there are no temporary frames?What about a short -term configuration in a long -term bassist tendency?It's still valid, right?
Exactly, temporary frames are crucial to detect those configurations.Ignoring them is crazy, it's like saying that gravity does not exist because you don't see it.
I will explain my point of view the best I can.To understand where I come from, it is important to understand how I see the graphics ... the market is not the candles, but the transactions that are made.Candles are just a visual way of summarizing the activity of time blocks.
Correct, candles are only representations of transaction flow.But if you know how to read them, they tell you incredible stories of market behavior.Learn to read between the lines!