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    Most traders pick their one time-frame and then almost never leave it. Or they just leave their time-frame to go down to lower time-frames to find more trading opportunities – which basically means they are recklessly hunting for signals on time-frames they shouldn’t be on. The professional trader knows that the only way to approach trading is with the top-down approach;and you’ll shortly see why. Top-down vs. bottom-up – the biggest mistake of multiple time frame analysis The biggest mistake traders make is that they typically start their analysis on the lowest of their time-frames and then work their way up ... (full story)

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I read this article just to see if I have been missing something. No, I haven't but I am guilty of trying to fudge a loosing trade into a winner by changing the TM. So, this article is a good one and reminded me of the sound analysis techniques that I have written for myself.

Good article for beginners and for old timers.
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I read this article just to see if I have been missing something. No, I haven't but I am guilty of trying to fudge a loosing trade into a winner by changing the TM. So, this article is a good one and reminded me of the sound analysis techniques that I have written for myself.

Good article for beginners and for old timers.

I' d say you must be doing great in your trades. Mind sharing if the method works all the time and the finer techniques that you have been using?
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  • Posted: Nov 26, 2015 3:11pm
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    Category: Technical Analysis
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