The Kijun line appears to be crossing below the Tenkan line
on the daily timeframe, which could be an indication of another round of drops towards the support level of 0.1691.
As you can see from the screenshot above, the level of 18.50 was a major resistance level
on the Daily timeframe.
Their charts agree with that on the weekly timeframe, but show better strength on the SPY and QQQ
on the daily timeframe than in the IWM.
But my problem is my levels, especially the trendlines
on daily timeframe are often not respected by weekly timeframe candles.
I am new here and in forex still trading on demo though i trade
on daily timeframe but am so apprehensive that anytime it turns to negative, I would always close the trade against and take the new trend and eventually it turns again, I do same thing and it makes me count too many losses.
Im using heiken ashi candles, two volume weighted moving averages and the awesome oscillator to assess trend
on daily timeframe, with check on weekly for longer term.
You say you take between 5 and 10 setups per month and only trade
on the daily timeframe.
Hello Justin, I am going to be using the engulfing pattern
on the daily timeframe.
Their charts agreed with that on the weekly timeframe, but showed better strength on the SPY and QQQ
on the daily timeframe than in the IWM.
Hi Dan, In case you are not seeing a selling setup (PA)
on a Daily timeframe, then the lower timeframes should not be an issue.
I always start with applying the rules
on a Daily timeframe first.
The RSI
on the daily timeframe is trending lower but near the mid line and holding in a bullish range while the MACD is continuing lower.
Sterling / Dollar continues to be pressured
on the daily timeframe with a breakdown and daily close below 1.260 triggering a steeper selloff towards 1.250.
Thanks Nial, I will focus
on Daily timeframes only because easy to see a trending market & sketch the key level.
Another great an timely insight to trading, everyone has to work out in their own mind how to trade and everytime I seem to be working out something You seem to bring out an article reinforcing my theories.I am taking your advice and learning price action one at a time and decided to concentrate only on three pairs to start with eur / usd aud / usd [your local currency and gbp / usd my local currency.I did not know the euro trading volume was that high.Also your advice on starting
on daily timeframes is spot on as it helps to stop overtrading to start with and also teaches patience which I think is so Important, along with position sizing.You can't be a master without first being a novice!
Not exact matches
I must admit I do have a weakness for MacD, and stochastics, but all these things have not helped me in being consistent, as well as having a penchant for dwelling
on the lower
timeframes (even though I do a proper top down analysis starting with the
daily chart).
Although the
daily chart is useful for seeing short - term trends, trade setups
on the monthly
timeframe can be more explosive, especially when they align with bullish price action
on the weekly and
daily chart intervals.
This is a great Tutorials Video
on Trading the Pin Bar buy signal with 50 % advanced Tweak Entry
on the
Daily Chart
timeframe.
I must admit I do have a weakness for MacD, and stochastics, but all these things have not helped me in being consistent, as well as having a penchant for dwelling
on the lower
timeframes (even though I do a proper top down analysis starting with the
daily chart).
Their charts all looked strong
on both the
daily and weekly
timeframes.
S&R levels are based
on the higher
timeframe's and goes as follows: H1 (hourly) chart — support and resistance levels are based
on the
daily chart.
Their charts agreed and look better to the downside
on both the
daily and weekly
timeframes.
I trade (
on paper) only when the expected
daily timeframe direction is the same as the weekly, and I use a stoploss which is worked out
on the sum of the two largest recent
daily candles I only look at the market for decisions just before my providers
daily candle finishes, which is two hours ahead of gmt, and is around the quietest time in the market.
Their charts agree and look better to the downside
on both the
daily and weekly
timeframes.
The SPY and QQQ are showing strength
on both the
daily and weekly
timeframes while the small cap IWM is already running out of gas.
And only from that framework can we fully account for oscillations in the oceans» pH
on daily, annual, decadal and millennial
timeframes.
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