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- Frame your trades on at least 3 time frames.
- Know the time frame that you are trading
Position Trades: Monthly, weekly, & daily time frames.Swing Trades: Daily, 4 hour, & 1 hour time frames.Short Term Trades: 4 hour, 1 hour, & 15 minute time frames.Day Trades & Scalps: 1 hour, 15 minute, & 5 minute time frames.
- Your main focus should be on the highest of the 3 time frames that you are trading.
- The shortest time frame will be used to enter and signal potential reversal clues.
- The highest probability trades are made in the higher time frame direction.
- For example, on swing trades, you should trade in the direction of market structure on the daily chart.
- All trades are framed over key S/R levels.
- Market profiles will assist in market structure analysis concepts.
- Support & resistance trumps everything.
- After bouncing off support or resistance, once market structure breaks on the highest time frame of your trading style, you can reasonable expect an OTE to form.
- Look for the bias that you are holding to line up with price action. You cannot force price action. There will not be a trade every day with your bias, which is why you have to wait for price action to line up with it.
