Time frames

[pixel]

Any time frames is fine as long as you stick with one of them so that you can have a better reading in future.

 

[NotKnown]

Depends on volatility

 

[maxinger]

I use 3 time frames, 1 hour, 15 minutes, and 1 minute. It is right?
It can improve?
What do you think?

This question has been asked millions of times.
Many traders have their minds contaminated by professional talkers and writers.
And that's why traders simply still don't get it.


Which time frame to use depends on market conditions.
For rapid market, use 1 minute (or even seconds ) chart.
for slow market, use 5, 15 ... min chart.
for very slow market, use etc etc etc

Similarly for volume based chart.
for rapid market, use small volume chart
etc etc etc


mind agility to choose the appropriate time frame chart is important.
don't just fix on a particular time frame chart for entry.

 

[Gaslight Capital]

I use 3 time frames, 1 hour, 15 minutes, and 1 minute. It is right?
It can improve?
What do you think?

Well, I was doing very well but I've lost a lot of money lately and I'm worried.
I can't make too many mistakes.

Stop trading. Read The Man Who Solved the Markets. You will find your answer there if you read carefully. Then reach out to speedo. He knows how to get you fixed right up.

Or, continue doing as you are doing and hope for the best.

 

[roca]

This question has been asked millions of times.

mind agility to choose the appropriate time frame chart is important.
don't just fix on a particular time frame chart for entry.

Yes in my opinion TF usage shouldn't be static and should change depending on how the stock is moving, market conditions, how it fits your strategy/edge...

 

[fargone]

This question has been asked millions of times.
Many traders have their minds contaminated by professional talkers and writers.
And that's why traders simply still don't get it.


Which time frame to use depends on market conditions.
For rapid market, use 1 minute (or even seconds ) chart.
for slow market, use 5, 15 ... min chart.
for very slow market, use etc etc etc

Similarly for volume based chart.
for rapid market, use small volume chart
etc etc etc


mind agility to choose the appropriate time frame chart is important.
don't just fix on a particular time frame chart for entry.

This is just direct answer. Thanks for sharing.

 

[speedo]

Stop trading. Read The Man Who Solved the Markets. You will find your answer there if you read carefully. Then reach out to speedo. He knows how to get you fixed right up.

Or, continue doing as you are doing and hope for the best.

Ah, what does Jim Simons know...he and his algo's have only made hundreds of billions trading the 5 minute

 

[trader1974]

mind agility to choose the appropriate time frame chart is important.
don't just fix on a particular time frame chart for entry.

Thanks Maxinger, I'm going to look at what you tell me.
I will need a miracle to recover.
Game over.

 

[KCalhoun]

I've used the 1-minute for daytrading the last 21 years for breakouts.

I check the 5-minute when I see a possible reversal for hammer etc

 

[Teryc20]

I select my time frame depending upon the market conditions, volatility, etc.