How to do Multi-Timeframe Analysis ?

No matter what type of trading you want to do. Starting with higher time frames and zooming into the execution time frame will give you a better trade decisions.

 For the Average Trader Multi Time Frame Analysis can seem a bit overwhelming and even confusing at times .

One of the major reasons that traders avoid Multi-Time Frame Analysis is due to the conflicting information .


To start Multi- Time Frame Analysis , You need to start with a TOP - DOWN APPROACH
Step :- 1

We Start From Checking the trend in a larger Time Frame Like Daily or Weekly
Our First objective is to identify whether the trend is bullish or bearish or sideways STEP :- 2
Next we can zoom into secondary Time Frame like 4-Hour or 1-hour chart to help spot the key support and resistance levels. Step :- 3
Finally ,We zoom in to a particular timeframe to take entries and exits . This is execution time frames where we ideology our strategies , places stoploss etc. These time frame can vary depending on what type of trading we do like intraday Swing/ positional etc.
M - MONTHLY W-WEEKLY D- DAILY H - HOURLY






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