Can the 'Time Frame' of a trade be determined?

[athlonmank8]

Quote from yoohoo:

Good progress Tom and your best post to date. The answer is a wee bit elusive because there is not a simple key to unlock the puzzle.

Yes you can develop a certain amount of "feel" and work out the energy of the move, but there is always a number of cycles working with or against PA that at times will get the better of feelings.

So there is not one time frame that always unlocks the internals of the 1 hour - it constantly changes. I think it's time for you to do some study on Hurst and see if that helps shine a light on what you are trying to solve.

Well done

haha Just crossed this point. Hurst is great, but it's held like the damn holy grail. Makes learning it (and it's finer points) a little more difficult and time-consuming.

 

[Westward]

Relative strength is key coupled with bollinger band and a 20 day.

Great reversal tool.

 

[SethArb]

its all macro on the "board"

if you can understand this

you can become a great trader like this gentleman

www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9XgReXHWw8

good luck

 

[sws2179]

There’s a trader feb2865 from forexfactory.com with two posts titled The System (Irony Included); read his posts and you will learn more about price action and trend analysis… pretty good reading materials for next fx adventures. Have fun.

 

[gg12]

Playing chess and trading is very similar.
Both are highly competitive games.
While in chess you get to know the personality of your opponent in trading he/she/they are anonymous and not so well predictable.