Jan 17 at 11:04
The timeframe that you understand the most is the best time frame. You have to research on all time frames and see what works for you. It is time taking. That's why trading is not so easy. You have to do a lot of experiment to get a good trading system. Here most people make the mistake. From the very beginning they want to make money.
Jan 17 at 13:49
I usually use the daily timeframe. The perfect platform for trading daily timeframes. Where many trades range from professional traders to beginner traders.
Jan 17 at 17:25
LeviSievwright5 posted:
I usually use the daily timeframe. The perfect platform for trading daily timeframes. Where many trades range from professional traders to beginner traders.
Higher time frames are better than lower timeframe. But timeframe depends on trading style.
Jan 22 at 13:26
I prefer using the daily timeframe because its the perfect platform for trading where many trades range from beginners to professional traders. Some prefer higher time frames, but it mostly depends on trading style.
Jan 26 at 20:55
And when you choose your time frame you must use 1 more too for entry confirmation.
momchil_slavov@
Jan 28 at 07:18
Whichever timeframes can work well, but always stick with one and research from that.
Jan 28 at 07:43
I prefer to trade with '1D' aka Daily timeframe. Found it helpful with indicators that I have been using.
Jan 29 at 07:11
robindude posted:
Whichever timeframes can work well, but always stick with one and research from that.
Follow the same approach.
Jan 29 at 17:04
Time frames are a very important aspect for forex trading as the market is very volatile. I use smaller time frames as it helps me in scalping out the prices though smaller time frames require more time to sit and analyse.
Feb 04 at 12:46
Ramierez posted:
I prefer using the daily timeframe because its the perfect platform for trading where many trades range from beginners to professional traders. Some prefer higher time frames, but it mostly depends on trading style.
Yes, using daily timeframes is something I also prefer. Smaller time frames are really useful for timing entries. But again it all depends on the trader.
