One mistake new traders make is relying on a single timeframe. Real pros know that support and resistance work best when viewed across multiple timeframes.
Start from the higher timeframe (weekly or daily) to find major turning zones. Then, drop to smaller timeframes (4H, 1H, or 15M) to fine-tune your entries.
This approach, called “top-down analysis,” gives you both the big picture and precision.
The strongest trades happen when all timeframes align — when intraday price reacts to a major daily level.
Think of it as trading with the flow of the market, not against it.
Start from the higher timeframe (weekly or daily) to find major turning zones. Then, drop to smaller timeframes (4H, 1H, or 15M) to fine-tune your entries.
This approach, called “top-down analysis,” gives you both the big picture and precision.
The strongest trades happen when all timeframes align — when intraday price reacts to a major daily level.
Think of it as trading with the flow of the market, not against it.