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    Hi guys,

    which time frame do you use for intraday trading?
    And what do you think, which pairs are the most predictable?

    Regards
    matias

  • #2
    Re: time frame for intraday trading

    thank you indo-investasi... now i become a better trader...
    Last edited by dr0o69; 07-08-10, 01:22.

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    • #3
      Re: time frame for intraday trading

      Correct!

      Constantly observe and trade 5M, optimize entries and exits at 1M

      Look at signals, especially long term support resistance or fibonacci, at every time frame, especially daily (for instance EURUSD was very close to 50% fibonacci level of 1.4194 these days -- staying below that level would confirm a downtrend, breaking over that level would be bullish, etc.)

      I don't use oscillators in 5M and 1M though, they are too noisy or useless at such short time frames.

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      • #4
        M1 is noise and useless for intraday trades, scalping however M1 is fine

        M5 could be used to optimal entries when trading intraday but if you want true intraday price action you need to be on M15. M15 is considered the intraday timeframe that the day traders will use, google INTRADAY TRADING TIME FRAME and you will see 90% of sites and traders agree M15 is intraday, anything less or higher is not.

        there are some good intraday threads on here with alot of peoples journals.

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        • #5
          You should look for trend on 1 H chart. Use 15M chart for entry

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          • #6
            i would agree with superdata, use the higher timeframe to look for the trend and enter of M15 if you want intraday action, anything else is not considered intraday.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by superdata77 View Post
              You should look for trend on 1 H chart. Use 15M chart for entry
              Agreed. Higher timeframe for less false signal. But, at least monitoring 3 pairs because H1 is not produce signal everyday.

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              • #8
                I am trying to know about the trend on h1 time frame and taking entries on 15m charts.

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                • #9
                  Hello Janina21.

                  you can use Alexandre Elder's Triple Screen method. You will follow 3 different graphical times as example the monthly, weekly and daily period. when the three are in the same trend you enter the operation for the shortest graphical time. Of course this is just a simple example, but it is only for you to understand the line of reasoning

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                  • #10
                    Every chart under 1H is considered an intra-day chart.

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                    • #11
                      H1 time frame and entries on 15m

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                      • #12
                        H1 time frame and entries on 15m

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                        • #13
                          Frankly speaking, entry is not an issue. The problem is when to exit.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by ahmad_view View Post
                            H1 time frame and entries on 15m
                            For me is better to do trading in 4H only we can use support and Resistence

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                            • #15
                              ECB's Makuch says he may consider leaving his post early

                              Originally posted by matias View Post
                              Hi guys,

                              which time frame do you use for intraday trading?
                              And what do you think, which pairs are the most predictable?

                              Regards
                              matias
                              European Central Bank policymaker Jozef Makuch may consider stepping down as head of Slovakia's central bank early to allow parliament to appoint a successor before what are expected to be highly divisive elections in spring 2020, he said.

                              That would avoid the prospect of political wranglings leading to his post being left vacant for an extended period, as has happened in Slovenia, which has been unable to pick a new governor since March.

                              Makuch, whose term ends in 2021, told reporters he considers finance minister Peter Kazimir as a suitable replacement.

                              "The next government will likely be made of several parties with a different world view," Makuch said, addressing rumors in the Slovak press that he is preparing for an early departure. "That could lead to political instability and early elections."

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