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I feel that there should be enough bars in one time
frame to reflect direction in another. This would be dependent upon the
cycle you are trading. If you are trading a 10 bar cycle then the
relation ship of the 3 to the 60 min. chart would give you 20 bars and 2
complete cycles and act as a moving picture of what is happening within each 60
min. bar. If you are a 1/2 cycle proponent then it would be 3/15/60 or
10/60/daily. You put together the configuration that best expresses your
trading style. Ira.
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FAMILY="SANSSERIF">Subject: Daytrading & Swing Trading Time
FramesI am curious what group thinks with regard to various time
frames for day-trading and swing-trading.Some approaches traders use
are; 30 & 60 minutes to determine trend & 1 and 5 to determine
entry and exit.5,15, 60 minute = trend 1 minute to enter
day-trade15 minute trend determination from 5 minute enter 1
minute.I have found that one and five minute time frames are filled
with alot of noise which could result in false signals and potential
whipsaws.Please continue this thread with your personal opinions
with regard to time frames you use when day-trading and time frames when
swing-trading. As well as explanation why you feel that the time frame you
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