Easiest Timeframe To Predict Moves On
Fact - it does not matter - it all the exact same
$70.42 - is the exact same on all TFs
Any given time - is the exact same on all TFs
Any give MM/DD/YY - is the exact same on all TFs
S or R - is the exact same on all TFs
A horizontal channel..., or vertical channel - is the exact same on all TFs
Risk - is the exact same on all TFs
Trade breaks down the exact same place - on all TFs
A PT / whatever PT - is the exact same on all TFs
All active participants actions - are reflected exactly the same - on all TFs
What is different:
The speed (amount of time) - one has to evaluate..., act..., recover..., repeat
The advantages:
Smaller TFs provide a look into the inner workings of a given larger TF bar / TF
Larger TFs provide an overall view of the landscape / smaller TF(s)
Whether you agree or not - it the way it is
So damn much mis-information floating around..., it not even funny
RN
Sorry, RN, you're incorrect on this one. A longer timeframe means less chop over a given time period. Less chop means a smoother curve. A smoother curve means a trendier curve, ergo a more predictable curve.
Look up the coastline problem in fractal theory. The shorter the measuring stick, the longer the coastline. This is because coastlines are non-rectifiable curves. Price series are very similar.