ChoosingATimeFrame

After taking a quick look at the calendar and some charts I dive into the subject of time frames. Which one should I use? Why do some ea's or indicators specifically state that they are for a certain time frame?
Hopefully after watching this video you will understand the answer to that question and realize why it is the wrong question to be asking.
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[eddyyantosjahputra]

Brilliant Jim. I love the way you opened people's mind about looking at different time frames based on your car wheel analogy....Hi IQ guy you are!!!

[TJ-gvzq]

I really liked your explanations Jim, even though I know that I have watched till the end, keep on the good work sir. :)
Thank you for sharing.

[ottopauser]

All TimeFrames are based on the real tickdata.
Indicators, no matter what, can anyway only examine the past.
And also all the indicators are too slow.
So we have to speed up and trade on the base of Tickdata.
But based on Tickdata there is not even a SMA.
With the help of Your course I did it.
My HighSpeed TradingRobot is, at present, under construction, but it looks good.
I'll keep you current on my tradingrobot.

PS: Nice to see something private from You (the pond)

Otto

[russellsteel]

Bless you Jim, all day wow, get some rest, great video.just wanted to ask a question, I could not get my arrow alert indicator to send a push notification when they are on an off line chart, any info would be useful, I was told that the number of bars to count is the key is this correct?Thanks