Multiple Timeframes
Learn chart structures, trends, support and resistance, candlesticks and technical indicators.
Multiple Timeframes
Use a higher timeframe for context and a lower one for execution only when your plan defines their roles. Repeatedly switching timeframes to justify a losing position can invalidate the original process.
Example
A daily range can provide context for an hourly chart without replacing the original exit rule.
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