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nonibadsha wrote:USDJPY
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IgazI wrote:nonibadsha wrote:USDJPY
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Personally, I wouldn't go higher than 30 minutes for an intraday chart; and that's only if you're using a daily+ chart as a point of reference.
Most people here should probably by using a 15 minute as their largest intraday chart.
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nonibadsha wrote:GBPUSD
Took a loss.
Around -0.5R
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nonibadsha wrote:IgazI wrote:nonibadsha wrote:USDJPY
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Personally, I wouldn't go higher than 30 minutes for an intraday chart; and that's only if you're using a daily+ chart as a point of reference.
Most people here should probably by using a 15 minute as their largest intraday chart.
GBPUSD.jpg
The truth is I have not used the daily+ chart/s for reference. At least not consciously. You have mentioned this to me before alongside Don, but when I look at the daily+ I feel lost. But that's mainly because I still don't know. Do you feel like taking the comment about me not being an idot back?![]()
What are the disadvantages of using a H1 chart and the advantages of using 30 and lower?
nonibadsha wrote:IgazI wrote:nonibadsha wrote:USDJPY
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Screenshot_20230207_171803_MetaTrader 4.jpg
Personally, I wouldn't go higher than 30 minutes for an intraday chart; and that's only if you're using a daily+ chart as a point of reference.
Most people here should probably by using a 15 minute as their largest intraday chart.
GBPUSD.jpg
The truth is I have not used the daily+ chart/s for reference. At least not consciously. You have mentioned this to me before alongside Don, but when I look at the daily+ I feel lost. But that's mainly because I still don't know. Do you feel like taking the comment about me not being an idot back?![]()
What are the disadvantages of using a H1 chart and the advantages of using 30 and lower?
nonibadsha wrote:IgazI wrote:nonibadsha wrote:USDJPY
1R
Screenshot_20230207_171803_MetaTrader 4.jpg
Personally, I wouldn't go higher than 30 minutes for an intraday chart; and that's only if you're using a daily+ chart as a point of reference.
Most people here should probably by using a 15 minute as their largest intraday chart.
GBPUSD.jpg
The truth is I have not used the daily+ chart/s for reference. At least not consciously. You have mentioned this to me before alongside Don, but when I look at the daily+ I feel lost. But that's mainly because I still don't know. Do you feel like taking the comment about me not being an idot back?![]()
What are the disadvantages of using a H1 chart and the advantages of using 30 and lower?
Don_xyZ wrote:nonibadsha wrote:IgazI wrote:
Personally, I wouldn't go higher than 30 minutes for an intraday chart; and that's only if you're using a daily+ chart as a point of reference.
Most people here should probably by using a 15 minute as their largest intraday chart.
GBPUSD.jpg
The truth is I have not used the daily+ chart/s for reference. At least not consciously. You have mentioned this to me before alongside Don, but when I look at the daily+ I feel lost. But that's mainly because I still don't know. Do you feel like taking the comment about me not being an idot back?![]()
What are the disadvantages of using a H1 chart and the advantages of using 30 and lower?
Don't wanna write long coz I'm using phone...
Let's simplify it this way...
Whatever you want to do on the bigger tf, can also be done on the smaller tf. That's the very basic premise.
Now, the advantages:
No long wait for entries, exits.
Small SL could lead to big profit if you drag it onto your big tf target.
No miss opportunities because you operate within a fixed window of time.
Abundant trading opportunities.
And so on...
Disadvantages:
Too fast for some people.
Requires you to sit through the session.
No time to hesitate.
Bigger fees ($0.7 round turn plus 0.2 pips spread are big if you consider a mere 3 pips SL as oppose to 15 pips or 20 pips SL).
Slippage could cause big damage for entries and exits (sl and tp).
edit: Requires a lot of mental stamina (it drains a lot). If you do big tf then the effect of losing streak is diluted over a period of several days (or weeks in case of a very big tf) but a losing streak in 1 trading session is simply too much for the mass. Imagine losing 3x or 5x consecutively during a period of let's say 3 to 4 hours (also depends on the type of trading tactic). This is by far the biggest NO NO for many people.
And more...
I already mentioned that I'm a very aggressive trader and I gaze upon the advantages and bulldozed the disadvantages with my WIL. You could choose to stay in the middle or be concerned more about either the advantage (like me) or about the disadvantages (like the conservatives). If your situation does not allow you to dive into the small tf then you could:
1. Wait until you have time to do it seriously while doing the big tf.
2. Do it only after your day job's done. 1 to 3 hours is more than enough if you're just aiming for anything between 1 to 5R. edit: Do this until you can prove yourself that you can take it to the next level and start doing this full time.