+-----------------------------------------------------------------+ | HIGH-TIME FRAME (HTF) - e.g., Weekly / Daily Chart | | Purpose: Identifies Trend Direction & Key Levels | +-----------------------------------------------------------------+ | v +-----------------------------------------------------------------+ | INTERMEDIATE-TIME FRAME (ITF) - e.g., 4-Hour / 1-Hour Chart | | Purpose: Identifies Current Market Cycle Stage & Pullbacks | +-----------------------------------------------------------------+ | v +-----------------------------------------------------------------+ | LOW-TIME FRAME (LTF) - e.g., 15-Minute / 5-Minute Chart | | Purpose: Pinpoints High-Probability, Low-Risk Entry Targets | +-----------------------------------------------------------------+ 2. The Four Stages of Market Cycles
This occurs when volatility contracts across all three timeframes simultaneously. Technical Analysis Using Multiple Time Frame By Br Sachsen
Do not trade against the HTF trend. If the 4-hour chart is in a downtrend, you should ONLY be looking for sell setups on the lower timeframes. If you are a buyer, you are violating the Br Sachsen code. If the 4-hour chart is in a downtrend,
Most retail traders struggle with a fundamental issue: . Looking at a single 15-minute chart might show a strong uptrend, while the 4-hour chart reveals a looming resistance level. Which one do you trust? Looking at a single 15-minute chart might show
teaches traders to look for specific entry triggers on this time frame, such as:
Pinpoints the current market cycle stage (e.g., a Stage 2 pullback) and tracks the core trend via key moving averages.
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