Trading in lower timeframes

Liamcook96 posted:
Doesn't matter what timeframe you are on, price action is price action.

But time frame is very essential on what you are planning to trade. Some prefer 4H timeframes, some prefer 1D timeframes. Strategy comes after that.

Timeframe depends on which type of a trader you are and what your strategy is. If you have a clear understanding about this, choosing a suitable timeframe will not be tough.

Timeframe for short term trading is most detail using low timeframe like as M15, but personally I don't like to use M1 timeframe, because too many noise in the price movement and could leading to face often false signal in smallest timeframe, but maybe it will depending on the habit each traders

In forex, the trading time frame is very important. Lower time frame forex strategies are usually shorter-term in nature. Having a good understanding of the currency markets and the price action that occurs on a lower time frame is helpful when trading on smaller charts.

Personally I found it best to trade with four hours time frame, because it allows me to read the pattern on previous time, giving me better accuracy.

It takes more getting used to I'll give you that as it moves faster but price is fractal and the same structures appear on all time frames. Learn to spot them and it all slows down.

I prefer longer time frames, as they offer more reliable signals. I tried to follow shorter time frames, but I couldn’t find them reliable, as they were polluted with false moves and noise. To define a primary trend of my trade, I think long time frames work the best.