moonchild
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Higher timeframe is anything from 1h to monthly, the higher you are the more stable price is and the more accurate the data is, as a beginner trader I know it is very tempting to trade the lower timeframe and get some action in quickly, I do not mean there is anything wrong with it because I trade lower timeframes myself but, the point is, there is a lot of noise and patterns are fragile compared to higher timeframe.
When trading higher timeframe you have to be patient and wait for a setup depending on the timeframe, it could take a day or two before it will form, when you spot an opportunity go to the lower timeframe and place your trade , so that you will get a tight and strategic stop loss.
Make sure your account can take drawdown, in a high timeframe trade, there might be drawdowns that lasts for hours, so your account should have a buffer to cushion that, learn how to ride trades by adjusting your stop loss, as the trade goes in your direction keep adjusting your stop loss so that you can secure profits incase of a long reversal.
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When trading higher timeframe you have to be patient and wait for a setup depending on the timeframe, it could take a day or two before it will form, when you spot an opportunity go to the lower timeframe and place your trade , so that you will get a tight and strategic stop loss.
Make sure your account can take drawdown, in a high timeframe trade, there might be drawdowns that lasts for hours, so your account should have a buffer to cushion that, learn how to ride trades by adjusting your stop loss, as the trade goes in your direction keep adjusting your stop loss so that you can secure profits incase of a long reversal.
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