Quote from CFerret:
basically same TA applies everywhere.
Quote from TraderZones:
Umm, proof??? The vast inability of almost all traders to profit regularly says the opposite. Few traders are running around pulling profits out with RSI and MACDs.
Tha market is a lot more efficient than ET paper traders care to admit.
It's in relation to spread. The higher the time frame, the less of an impact spread is on price.Quote from chipmunk:
in a way he's right...shorter term is more random. But what is short term and what is longer term? 10 seond charts, 1 minute, 5 minute, 30 minute, 1 hour, 4 hour, daily, weekly,monthly, qtrly, yearly?

Quote from TraderZones:
Umm, proof??? The vast inability of almost all traders to profit regularly says the opposite. Few traders are running around pulling profits out with RSI and MACDs.
Tha market is a lot more efficient than ET paper traders care to admit.
Quote from Kassz007:
You are correct about most traders. But I would also argue that many traders don't know how to properly use TA or even know what the underlying calculations of their indicators are. Slapping an RSI under your price chart and selling when the line crosses into overbought will not make you money. Knowing and understanding proper TA and how to use it will make you money.