Price is either up or down: you can draw an up-trend or a down-trend.
Price is either in or out: it is at a place of origin or it has moved away from such a place.
You can either trade up and out or down and out.
Would you believe that people still ask me for entry and exit rules?
UP, DN, IN, OT, know where you are in the larger picture, and decide where it is that you are going. Did you draw an up-trend? are you in 'something'? good! trade 'up and out' of it
I use three charts, sometimes four:
1) the "it's time to place my limit order, I need to see more clearly" chart can be anything from 1 to 15 minutes.
2) the middle period, that I use to see where I am going, can be anything from 30 minutes to 2 hours.
3) the largest chart is best just left as a daily.
The closing price of the day is not going to help you day trade: if you need more information then take more samples, increase the frequency of the closing prices:

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"Derp, derp! wicks are the best!"
Are they though? or was price already trading above ranges and moving in that direction to begin with?
What did the wick show you that
price being above the previous range did not?
Prices rise or fall on closing (consistent/stable) prices, they do not rise or fall on wicks (inconsistent/temporary):
If price closes above a range of closing prices then price is going up, if price closes below a range of closing prices then the price is going down, it's that simple!
If I need more clarity then I can just look at the closing prices of the M3, 2, or 1: that's all that wicks are anyway, the time between two closing prices.

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I don't trade Forex: I am working on having all of my indicators coded for MT5, and we're not there yet.