A lot of traders seem to stick to short time frames when analyzing. Honestly, small time frames are just for quick entries and final tweaks. The real work should be done on higher timeframes like 1h, 4h, or even daily. You gotta spot clear breaks and shifts in the market to really understand what’s happening. Discipline is key, folks.
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chris_maxiNewbie
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#2May 1, 2018, 04:55 AM
It really depends. If I’m using high use, like 100x, I’m all about those smaller time frames. Can’t just sit on floating losses when the market’s moving wildly. But if I’m at 3-5x use, the daily chart is my go-to. I adjust my stop losses to fit the risk I’m willing to take. Bottom line, it’s all about your personal strategy and how you approach the market. Every time frame has its purpose.
swiftblockSenior Member
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#3May 1, 2018, 06:41 PM
Yeah, I get that. You gotta analyze recent market behavior before jumping in. Like, checking how a coin has moved in the last few hours can really help avoid bad entry points. I mean, we need to do our homework when trading, right? It’s not just about diving in without a plan.
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