Question about timeframes 1H, 4H etc

I have a question about time frames in regards to price movement. Say I have simple trend lines drawn into my 1H chart, for an uptrend, last two candles have tested the trend line but none have closed below it. I have fib retractment lines drawn in and they are bouncing off the 38.2.

My lines on my Stoch (with 80 and 20 added in) have crossed and are below the 20 line heading down.

I switch to the 4H time frame and my candles are past my trend lines that the candles on the 1H where testing, my Stoch lines have crossed above the 80 and are heading down

Question is in relation to time is the 1H chart indicators lagging behind! and I where to go to the 15M chart would I see the candles not even close to the trend line! I think I am asking this right?

The trendlines are drawn as graphic elements, not as price derivatives.

In other words dont' expect them to track correctly when you change time frames.

Go to Fibo properties, click visualization and check
the right time frames that Fibos not interfere one with another.

One has to work with MT4's TL's a bit, and then they work fine on any time frame.

Observations and notes about TL's ( -- please double-check them for yourself):

There's three anchors on an MT4 trendline: Double-click on the trendline, click on the TL's "parameters" tab, and there's the # values for the first and third anchors.
Drag the first or third anchor, and you retain the other anchor's # value.
The middle anchor drags the entire TL while retaining the same angle.
Press 'ctrl' and hold left mouse button down while TL is highlighted, then drag mouse away from that TL, and you get a copy of that TL.

A TL drawn on a higher TF may start on a lower TF at the start of the higher TL's bar, rather than the designated price and time.
The angle of a TL drawn with a really short distance between anchors will jump around much further along on that TL -- Draw a guideline TL with a long distance between anchors below the TL to see the TL jump.

So, to keep the same angle of a TL from one time frame to the next, extend the TL on the lower time frame manually, that is, by dragging the third anchor with the left mouse button. How far to extend the TL, it varies.

You may want to make a guideline TL under the TL to be extended. A big problem is that near the anchors, two TL's atop each other and with different (second and) third anchors seem to have the same angle on a low TF until you look a few days away, even if the TL's don't jump around.

time frames dont exist it either happened or is happening....period.

all time frames are, is a measurement of price movement over a certain period.

by the way price doesnt respect lines on the chart, nor does it know what your indicators are telling you

stoch is a bunch of moving averages crossing over, there is no over sold or over bought,

please learn what stochastics calculates and make manual calculations yourself, ask yourself why you want to know how the average of x relates to y and smooth over z.

if you dont care about that dont use stochs, it will never predict anything useful.

find direction, place a trade at the best possible price, and sell on profit. that is it.

what its your strategy if the trade does not go your way?
what do you do if youre right?