Disliked{quote} Yes indeed price is the same on all TFs. However, the patterns of the bars on smaller TFs are completely gone on the larger TF bars due to the aggregation. so looking at smaller TFs enables a view of less aggregated data, which provides additional insights that are not possible from the higher TF bars. And it is the inter-relationships of the patterns between multiple TFs that provides important information for making trading decisions. Do you really want to say that looking at a single H4 bar tells you the same story as looking at the 16...Ignored
The point is timeframes do not cause true reliability. The marketplace causes true reliability. It is best to focus on considering the market as people with behaviors and figure out how the market causes whatever price action or timeframe you use to be reliable.
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. We can see how price is acting. That's very big advantage over standard time-frames. I believe that with simple thing like 10 pips round numbers we can trade profitable. There are points where you can bank at least 10 pips with 0 drawdown. What I like to do it trade the second touch of low or high. {image} I will do this later on tick charts again. I like this. There are plenty of possible entries. Plus, the SL here is like 3-4 pips. Who cares? I watched it for two weeks any this way we could...
You are very right my friend. Here's funny fact. Most people actually think that when price come back, it means it will break in the original direction. 
So they buy or sell and they get kicked. So you don't need to watch for market maker or liquidity. You are already doing this, as you have written. People never learn those lesson. At least 90% of them.
from my potential profit if price goes your way, I'd also watch my virtual back if I were you 
