Disliked{quote} I'm also going towards "trend continuation" and nothing else. Enough with catching tops and bottoms (in reality went against the trend) no wonder I kept blowing account after account. On direction I wanted to add you should be good sticking with whatever TF you're operating from and determine the trend or the direction within that TF. I don't like to overcomplicate things. So don't recommend multi TF analysis. It can confuse you more than it can help. If there's something wrong on higher usually it shows on lower TFs I think. Some people...Ignored
This means for H1 charts there's probably zero to max 2 tradable pullbacks per week per pair which is suitable for one entry per week traders. If you prefer a one entry per day per pair then M15 is the more suitable TF.
If you were to look at EU H4 TF, you can see that price has fallen to a support level on Tuesday low of 1.17176 at LC. This is a tradable level for once a month traders with FOMC the following day.
So depending on your choice of entries per cycle(hour/day/week/month....) the trader uses the most suitable TF chart. This means the use of a lower/higher TF chart will make the moves look more/less volatile and with more/less details.
However, the trader has to be aware that there's always the larger and smaller moves that occur at the same that's shown on the chart of choice that you see, as example in your H1 chart this week as explain above. If the trader does not refer to higher TF charts, then he is exposed to the possibility of abrupt high volatility higher TF movements without his knowledge.
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