Personally, I can't look at a time frame smaller than 15-minute. it's all preference and how much you want to be glued to your screens.
Personally, I can't look at a time frame smaller than 15-minute. it's all preference and how much you want to be glued to your screens.
Personally, I can't look at a time frame smaller than 15-minute. it's all preference and how much you want to be glued to your screens.
some ryan jones position sizing methodology.
You can still use the smaller time frame for confirmation.
For example if your trading system gives you a buy signal on the 1h time frame then you can use the 15 min chart for confirmation.
I do use 1 hour and 15-minute but that's as small a time frame as I want to go!
Means nothing to me, my SL's would have to be huge, becomes more of a gamblers game out there also nearer to 50/50 which is good and bad.
Wider stops doesn't have to mean larger losses, you can reduce size.
I trade anything from 1 minute to 1 day and i find the higher the timeframe the more margin for error there is in the entry's, resulting is less stop outs due to noise or fake moves that appear in the lower timeframes. For me its its also easier to have a risk:reward of 1:4 or even more on the higher timeframes, on the low timeframes i get 1:1,5 on average.
There is no one way to do this right, whatever works for you is the best way.
sorry. i meant 5 minuteIt's all good. the question is what works for YOU?
Question if I may, where are you hearing/ seeing 4 minute charts in frequent use?
Some while back some Canucks online teamed up and were working 4 min charts pretty much exclusively in tandem with some ryan jones position sizing methodology.
any hoo, where are you seeing 4 min charts in frequent use, if that's Ok.
may as well look at 8 and 13 minute charts while you're at it, too.
break a leg!
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what hold times do you like for being in a trade?5 minute