1 hour vs 5 minutetime frame
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Swing Traders usually have better blood pressure levels and less stress 😂
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This video just helped me realize why I closed my swings too early leaving a lot of profits on the table.
I’ve been consistent when momentum trading off support & resistance using the 1m & 5m but translating that to my swing trades has caused me to get out early only to find it later prove my hypothesis for my plan initially.
This really helped me because I made the same mistake like 3 times and couldn’t figure out what I needed to correct so thank you 🙏🏾
@@tricksandkicks4410what timeframe are you using for swing trades?
@@tricksandkicks4410im just now getting over this same hump as well 💯
I'm just from blowing my account because I was revenge trading😂😂
I am professional forex trader (ahem or so it says on the certificate hen you win a challenge lol) and I Concur. I have spent 10 years on the 1 and 5 minute charts and when I transitioned to the hourly, MY LIFE HAS CHANGED. no anxiety, less mistakes, big big winners.
😂😂😂 10 years?? How are you still alive 😂😂
So what's the strategy one should use on the 1 hour chart?
I agree. I think though that everyone should find their niche in trading. I find, with lower time frames, when you're trading the trend, you can really make some good killings of Fibonacci. On EUR/USD I took a $500 account to just under $50k in under 6 weeks, using trend breakouts and Fibonacci levels (both retrace and retest). And yes the same can be said with the higher time frames, but the results take a lot longer to come BUT, as you stated, the rewards are much higher.
10 years at 1-5 minutes, bhai kese ... You could've been yustus of courage anime ... So stressful
The best i found is regular and hidden divergence and chart patterns@@darkNovaskar
you can use 5 min to time placing your best position, and use 1h or 4h or daily for long term hold
The key is to have ONE higher timeframe = For OVERALL market direction & Main Structure. ONE medium = Additional Confirmation & ONE lower timeframe = For Entry Confirmation.
can you elaborate more? I am having difficulty in selecting time frames. want to be swing trader. holding for 2 days to a week or 2.
I'll chart mostly 4HR and 1HR. I'll buy/sell a position watching the 15min time frame.
That's what i also do
Same here
Yeeeea! I think this is the best tactic
Same
Exactly. 5/15/30 min is good for quick scalping for fun etc, but the 1hr moves are legit moves, an accumliation of all those breakouts you'd react to in a lower timeframe. Stressful and 24/7 screen time. I saw an interview with a successful trader today, and he trades on the 4 hr chart. Goes and does whatever in between. Like the gym, playing with kids etc. Less trade's, less stress and less losses.
What's the title of the interview.How can i watch it please
Title of the video please
Let me know as well..
The opposite. Swing trading means you are in the trade for one or more days, always thinking and checking if it's developing good or bad. With scalping, after one hour and 10 trades you close the platform and call it a day.
I hate waiting longer, I want to see results immediately so, I trade 3m to 15m time frames. It works for me.
Yes, get in & get out!
You clown
I like to trade in 30 minutes as it's a nice balance between 15 and 1 hour and gives nice profits per trade.
@@LukiGames0 I am seeing, lower tf’s are tough!
@@LukiGames0 why do you like it better?
The longer you hold a trade, the riskier it becomes. Since you have less trades on a 1 hour chart, 1 bad trade can set you back far. Since you can accumulate more trades with a 5 minute chart, it will take a multiple number of trades to set you back.
Longer the time frame
Stronger the move 🔥
1 min trade is the time frame where I made the most of money. High density data gives you advantage predicting the trends.
So it's not just me. I'm super happy with a string of 5-10 pip wins. I go in with heavy lots. I'm up in general but I'm still doing too many silly trades. I also love watching charts. Best show on earth. I don;t understand all this "chart hate" I see everywhere as if charts are the enemy. For $5,000 a day I'll chain myself to the charts without hesitation.
UA-cam celebrities glow about "swing" mostly because on 1min timeframe it is immediately clear that they sell rubbish. You can test every strategy on 1min timframe within a month. With swing trades ("I only trade 2-3 times a month") it will take you one year until you realize you do random trades.
I made this switch about 5 months ago due to a better day job and holy moly this really changed my life.
May I ask what did it change for you compared to doing a lower time frame like the one minute or five minute?
@@TheStealthDawg im able to trade at work with less stress and let options contracts run for 24 hours instead of trying to win every 10 minutes and have all the stop losses trigger.
It helps me feel safer when i read RSI and MACD levels because the technicals are more flush and consistent.
Try it out! I was able to make +312% Profit in over a month.
Obviously i did lose 7/22 times but that's part of the journey.
I use bigger time frames to see the range of the most visible gap up or gap down and smaller time frames to buy or sell out of a position
I use 15m to 30m for intra,
Swing by 1h, 4h, 1D and 1W...
Invest : 1 month for trend, 1D-30M for entry
Ive been studying 30 min entry for Futures...like NQ and YM....they move alot, and I've over traded like shit. So far...the 30 min looks good. Especially from a higher time frame zone
If you use a stochastic and catch the 5 min. 15 min and hourly in the oversold area then the moves are much stronger.
15 min for currency/crypto on day trades for sure. This is also a part of a swing trade at larger time for the most part, unless the bond market/banks tell us otherwise.
Dont bother using indicators. Its crap.
NAH some indicators are goated, especially the rsi, stochastic and fixed range volume profile@@shichilaofa
@@shichilaofafacts man
@@justdoit4492 I hate 15min.5min is so much better.Quick in and out without any swing failure drama.I'd rather trade on hourly than 15min.Unless you are trading an extremely volatile pairs.
As a 5m trader I’ve placed 0 trades this week and 3-4 last week. I also have set rules in place that help keep me profitable and look for the best setups. I also only trade the London kill zone so pretty much volume off the open from a poi and proper Conf. Helps keep me super disciplined and lines up with my life while not killing my sleep. I used to have like 5+ trades a day but once you create a proper edge it filters out A+ setups from the rest
I like the not killing your sleep part😂. I salute those that can hold their trades overnight and have a good sleep.
@@redredline5735 just set my stops above or below swing points not intraday or scalp lvls cause those tend to be more liquid and just gtb. Ik I have a probably chance of winning so destroying sleep over a loss will only hender the next dad growth to learn from the lesson or learn from the W. Once you kill your sleep for a few years you will adjust your trading to get it back. It’s actually major to the skill imovfor backtestimg and love trading. Sometimes if I’m too tired from work I’ll sit the day. There will always be a trade save your capital most traders can’t keep a account Lmao so that alone is a W
plus there is a lot of things you DON'T have to think about when trading 1min. When swing trading, you have to "plan" every trade according to economic events, earnings releases and every other possible event during the next 1-2 days. Plus you will check your phone several times a day to see if it's going well. Hardly work-life balance;)
I’ve noticed if you trade Forex and use the hour, the results are better and you find more pips. Only negative is you have to wait for your signal and that could happen at a odd hour like when your sleeping. It might take 2-3 days before finding the signal again
Sure
Exactly
It might feel like it holds more weight but I think you will find the 1 hour and 5 minute breakout could probably look the same at different intervals. By that I mean, if you go back and look at a 1 hour breakout on a 5 min interval, you would probably see the fake outs/reversals that would normally cause you to panic and stop out it’s just that on a 1 hour time frame, you don’t see those smaller fluctuations and so you don’t get so spooked. It’s the same but for a reversal to show, it has to be a lot bigger. On 1 hour things are just smoothed out. Someone working on a 1 day, 1 week or 1 month might look at 1 hour fluctuations and panic the same way you might be over 5 min. Also, it could have broken out up to an hour ago so by then you should be pretty sure that it’s a breakout which probably gives it the weight you speak of
Yep thats basically what studying Elliot waves will teach you. The trends and patterns are like fractals. All timeframes will experience similar trend behaviour, no matter how closely or zoomed out you look.
Couldn’t agree with you more!!!! I honestly don’t know how people trade the 1m. When I was on it once, I felt like I was drinking water out of a fire hose!
On 1h timeframe, how much time does it take to validate one element of your strategy? You need to place at least 100-200 trades in different market conditionts to see if you don't trade random trades (like the "trendline";). How much time does take? 6, 12 months?
The TF impact is not really what people like to share. Smh this info is really important, especially for new traders . Thank you Tory. God bless you.
Completely agree. I still trade the 3-5 minute chart because it’s less risk and Ofcourse less reward. I still trade at high volume to cut market little slack but I’ve made more money off the 1H with less work vs my normal high volume trading patterns. 1H is a good place to be to calm the mind a little more than the stress of trading by candle (if you would)
Yeah, that's the comment i was looking for, you made money cuz you understand psychology of manipulation and see a perfect structure when the rest of them are seeing chaos.
Higher time frames always gives trust more than lower time frame
Longer the time frame, longer the trend.
Explains why I prefer 4hr frame
@@leviprentice5689 Yessir
You keep popping up on my shorts with good information you’ve earned my subscribe
The hourly chart helps me keep calm and have better entries
Thats the beauty of 5 minute trades . Its a whole different concept to trade in extremely short time frames . Normal technical concepts doesnt apply to them , and alteration to approach is necessary which when applied to longer time frames , works like a charm .
My best choice when I started to operate 15m, sure one hour is my next goal.
Tks for information
I trade on the 1hour as well combined with supply and demand zones. when I get stopped out I get more contracts playing the other side....never fails so far
This info was helpful thx
Im currently practicing supply and demand strat
I been trading on 5 minute for forever but I testing the 1hr since it would respect my SUPPLY/DEMAND. Zones more , how is it treating you so far ?
@@CarlosLopez2320. very well so far good. I have 5 funded accounts doing it. Im more a futures ES trader rather than a forex trader. I go from the Daily, 4HR, 3HR, 2HR, 90min, 1HR, even to the 5min If I have to so I can find zones. If you need some help just look up carmine rosato on how to create supply and demand zones the 2 year old video he has made it for me
If you trade anything less than one hour I feel like you still have to analyze one hour
This is so timely as I have gone from a 4min chart to a 60min chart and already feel more relaxed, taking less trades and overall better performance
loving these short vids .. thanks 😊
I agree with you, the lower time frames can get really really messy
You are absolutely Dam Right.. always appreciated your kind thoughts. Thanks a lot.
You're smart! Longer time frames are more chartable
Yeah, but you expose yourself longer to the market and potential loss.
@@Christopher0632 very true
I was over trading as well. The one thing you said has helped me so much. You said " you always leave money on the table". Thats everhthing right there. I no longer try and hit the top and bottom and am eay better at taking profit now. I used to feel like a failure if i didnt call every stock perfectly woth highs and lows. As simple as it is its just that simple haha.
4 hour and higher candle stick patterns are legitimate and when choosing entry point you can go at lower timeframes depending on your bias
Thank you for this clarity ☯️
Yes! Less stress makes a trade walk away
i totally agree with 1hr vs 5min less noise candles less static signals
The transparency 🎯
Longer time frames confuse me. Like the hour time frame, do u include candle sticks from extended our or not
Do whatever works for you.
Time to transition to the 1 minute timeframe for the ultimate challenge. I'm joking, it's hell down here
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I enjoy 1 minute timeframe 😬
Lmfao!!!
The 1 min is for lunatics
how about 1 second TF?
This is why I use the 1 Day time frame 😏
I like to use 5 and 15, I feel like limiting your self to one is pointless. Small ones are better for entries but I always make sure my trade is following a direction in the bigger picture aswell. That’s one mistake I’ve caught for a lot of my losing trades, I’ll get lost in the smaller time frames, take a trade and then I’ll zoOm back pair and realize the 15 or 20 tells a whole different story. Check multiple time frames!
Switched to 2 min, instead of 1 min. Naked trading. No indicators.
Bagged +$4.6k/today in NG natural gas.
Love your vids. Appreciate your work, trading psychology, openness, and trend line style 👍
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Explain strategy
Love it! It makes sense. I did a 4hr and it felt different and I seemed to be more confident in my trade.
Good idea I started practicing on a higher time frame yesterday. I wanted to feel calmer during a trade and not force myself out or set my s/l too low.
I often use the rsi for any divergences to figure out if a trend is changing
Even for scalpers the one hour time is the best to go off .use 5 minutes for entries or pull back when there’s strong bullish or bearish candle on the 1 hr
trade with smaller TF , smaller SL we have to deal with compare to bigger time frame.
depend on how much you willing to put as the SL
Trade the 4hr for this reason.
Each to their own. That's the great thing about FX.
Hey dude i have a question are you using 1 hour trend line startegey or 4 hour , when you pick the Trade if 1 hour break out or 4 hour break out
These are all great points.
Love your videos! Any insights on how to select the stocks for trading on 1hour timeframe.
I used to trade the one min chart and got chopped up more often than not. These bigger time frames are definitely the way to go. You only need a few good trades a week
The 4h is something else def my favorite
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Me personally as a fib intraday trader the 5 min is perfect there’s usually only one setup a day that happens. With each stick being 5minutes it will take a whole day for a full swing and retrace to complete. The accumulation distribution at either the 50,61.8,65% levels will usually last 30-60 mins before retracing. On the 15min and one hour it takes days sometimes weeks so those are usually too high of a timeframe to trade that style daily. I use a 2000 tick on NQ for entries as it mimics the 5 min. I used to try to do this stuff on a 1 min and 950 tick. Being that close to the market was hell. I blew up so many prop accounts it was ridiculous.
Love this channel
I get “trading styles” but the charts talk to you
Sometimes they’re saying run a 3 min, sometimes 15, sometimes 1-1/2. The support, volume, and price action with maybe FDX is all you need to see it.
You look so cute with those glasses. Great content. Thank you!
Never trust a trader with a Supreme mic. Lmfao
No doubt! Same experience!
I feel on the Higher time-frames,like 1 hour,and so on,we get to see a genuine and a solid movement of the market. On the 5 mins time frame and less ,is filled with a large representation of the higher timeframe's candle movement with more noise a bit. So I do my analysis on the 1h and then I head to the LTF like 5 min for my entry and x2 confirmation (i.e after my first confirmation on the Htf.)
The patience in waiting.. is the problem
love the videos! could you possibly make a video on risk management or how to just be a better options trader? the day trading video was great
Are u waiting for pullback in one hour or you enter right after the breakout?
She deadass speaks so many facts not just in this video either. This a person you need to listen to
I do both. The scalp the 1 minute charts.
So true. Bc lately I found myself using the 1hr time frame a lot
Thank You!
Hey Tori.
Do you trade a bounce off of the trendline (reversal) as well or strictly breakout?
Top down analysis: start at the Daily then work your way down! This helps with all trading styles
Just subscribed to your channel, do you have any live where you are trading in real time? I want to learn more about your techniques
Nice Tori you are my inspiration
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What happens when it has a breakout at 3 in the morning when you're sleeping?
Check this out. I use 512tick then 2,5,15,30min and 1hr but try to trade off larger times frames. If I’m skittish of markets it seems like it’ll take a rip then pullback so far it seems like a loosing trade right away. Hence we’re always loosing. My fix is to let them pullback where I wished I entered “after” the move occurred and just set it there. So many times it’ll hit that breakout area before letting market go. Big ol wick right to my entry then it really dips down because other side got a break even so got out of positions and that’s why 50% pullbacks happen. Pros don’t loose they scale in changing break even market and take profit off one position then break even on other at the 50% pullback. Early bird exit is when they double down at opposing side of market bringing break even down to 68% or so. Fibs show exactly what’s happening but only help after trades have taken off. Good for measured moves too where double the price action of day and see if lines up with trendline or expected move of day or 200ema etc.
Do you keep you money in the Stock CL1, and sell when it’s high, wait for it to bottom out then buy back the same amount of shares for less money?
That's great i will work on that. But is 4hrs timeframe better for trading or investing.
Thanks for the advice :)
We trade exactly the same except I don’t trade 1hr I trade 5 and 15mins sometimes 1min cos I’m a scalper and I over trade which I don’t like, but I will try learn how to trade 1hr time frame. A week is good cos I’m a fast learner.
Anyways, your videos has been really helpful. Thank you
That can be said about 1hr vs 4hr time chart. It’s about how much you are willing to work for, a day at a time or 5 min of an hr…. The risk is the same, but reward can be different I think.
And I want to ask, why the shorts? Legit vids are way more informative, shorts have their spot for sure but you are starting out still. Where’s the gold?
I do livestreams and short form content for now.
But how do you take entry and exits? Without lower time frame you cannot properly entry exit
That is true.. but, the 5 minutes trades have fake outs but also have more opportunities to make money..
I prefer to use a 3m, works nice for Trendline breaks but quick trades, average 5pts
Good information ❤
I do both, swing and quick
Probably depends on your size of the account as well.
What r ur thoughts abt signals like what if we get signals that r actually good ?
How long?? Thx wishing all d best
How much capital did you need to get started
I usually get caught up overtrading in the lower time frames as well and less in higher time frames and always have more success in lower time frames and my anxiety is a lot less and trades are less forced. Good stuff. The Googles must of heard my complaining about my recent trading cause now you have showed up in my feed. All hail Google lol
Totally agreed 💯❤
Woooooh ❤🎉
But the other chart showed you use 4 hours? So which one it is?
If a prop firm like Apex requires you to be closed out of all trades each day by 5pm EST not sure a 1hour would work? What would you recommend in this case?
Last night I was retesting 1hr time frame breakout strategy and my mind 🤯🤯🤯🤯
I find 5M works best with a limited time window and holds best around market open. For example I trade 5M around 0800-1000 London time on the FTSE 100 index, one trade and that’s it for the day. But what you say is spot on.
Can you make a video on how you chart the one hour ?
The shorter the time frame the higher the chance the price trend can be manipulated. The longer the trade period used provides a better look into direction.
The averages can be trusted more as the time frame is lengthened.
It's this popular myth about manipulating smaller timeframe. It is the opposite. Most bigger players don't care about smaller timeframe because there is no volume there enough for them to entrer or exit position. So if there is manipulartion, it is much bigger on higher timeframe when it matters to big players.
@@chrisspire You are missing the concept. Whales, investment groups, and major hedge funds make bets. They may take a long time to buy and sell assets but the affects on the price can be severe in a short period. In terms of trading algorithms, they will wait for certain conditions then pull or push a market up or down and the initial short term affect is severe. You need to train yourself to notice the habits of the market. Sudden jumps up or down with little trading in between is a classic market maker move which means manipulation and trade priorities are at the whims of someone and not by seniority of an order.
@@fturla___156 That is exactly what I am talking about. If such a move occurs (and you can identyfy them), then I have few minutes where I can react and I am safe (because nobody cares about two or three 1-min candles, they wait for order book to rebuild). My trades occur BETWEEN these moves but there is little time to do them (hence small TF).
If you swing trade (1h or whatever) then you are caught DURING these moves. And I don't think that many retail trades are aware of proprietary firms trading practises to outsmart these moves or tag along to these moves.
@@fturla___156 And BTW, market makres don't "move" the market. Market makers don't care about market direction, they don't make money on market trending.
I believe you use "market maker" term to label other market parcipants.
Time is fractal.