Best Time Frames || Day Trading For Beginners

This video breaks down the best time frames to use for trading.
Start from Monthly and go down the list of time frames from Weekly, Daily, 4 HR, 3HR, 2HR, 90M, 1 HR, 45M, 30M.
I use the 5m and 15m for entries and exits (confirmation)

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[jamboreejoseph]

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[carmine_rosato]

IT WOULD BE COOL IF YOU CAN SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON :)

[BobbyBoucher]

After seeing your videos man you’re really convincing me that the true strategy is supply and demand. No reason to use 1000 different indicators and other price levels. I was looking for a strategy that would help ease the burden of all that extra noise on my chart. Thanks a lot

[brandon]

This is by far the greatest video I have ever seen in regards to the stock market. Mind is blown. Major Props. Definitely subscribing.

[tsauls]

In this video you mentioned that you don't use a 1 minute chart, but on others videos where you are explaining supply and demand zones you have a 1 M 1 D chart up. I am just starting out and would like clarification. Thanks so much! I am enjoying your videos and hope to take your course.

[vegancheetahvlogs]

This is fucking genius. Did u figure this out yourself or did someone teach you? Why doesn't anyone else talk about this? Literally you are the only one I've ever heard talk about the demand and supply zones and lay it all out like this. I've watched tons of channels and never seen this before coming across your channel.

Thabsk for the technique. I been scalping off patterns, but this looks alot more consistent and predictable.

[CashMazy]

I use to love using the 15 min chart. However, this really depends on what works for you as a person. I tend to day trade( 10 min-30 min+ positions) on the 5 and 15min charts. Day trading requires patience and even though the accuracy is on point, I tend to hold positions too long. I get greedy because the 15min may cut out noise but it gives more information by showing more data (previous days/zoomed out). For me, more information makes me more biased toward one sentiment. I can't tell you how many times I've been in profit and lost it all because I'm cocky and confident in a larger move from interpreting the previous day's data. This didn't happen often because of the consistency the 15min can give. But when it did happen, sometimes I'd just let the positions go or even add to them..to my doom...believing in patience for a turn around...then it doesn't come. I would love to scalp the 15min but I'm not disciplined enough to do that. I tend to cut quickly and become the true scalper I want to be on smaller time-frames. The zoomed in, faster, spontaneous movement actually adds fear to my trading instead of complete over-confidence in a position from interpreting previous data. I tend to be more cautious of losing money or profit and will cut quickly on both sides, profits and losses. This helps me become the true scalper (no more than 5 min positions) I want to be. Not knowing what happened the previous days takes away all of my bias and thoroughly allows me to focus on PRICE ACTION. I miss my larger time-frames but smaller time-frames personally, make me a better trader. People use & interpret things differently. The longer time-frames are superior, BUT will it work for YOU....

[manny]

The Knowledge ya dropping every week is Appreciated man. I know i will be a successful trader one day, and you are part of my journey man. I appreciate you.

[chriswhite]

This is golden can’t wait to get the course.

[kevinking]

Great video Carmine...I keep watching all your videos over and over and learn something new every time... currently only trading off Supply and Demand... feels good when you watch it play out right before your eyes... thanks again for all the videos!

[mdtrader]

Simple but very important points u covered dear....Thanks for sharing your experience with Honesty. Keep it up.

[twogiftedu]

By far the best video I have watched on your channel thus far. Great work!

[adamharrington]

I did smash the like button. But I cannot find price zones on the QQQ charts using your time frames to save my life. Much help needed identifying price zones.

I’ve been able to chart intraday opening range and use that as a basis along with previous day/recent highs and lows. But I cannot visually see distinctive qualifying price zones. Much help needed

[Spikecentral]

Thanks Carmine! Just what I needed to understand the different time frame. Great video

[August]

Great stuff. For those out there who haven’t joined the course I would definitely recommend it. It is been greatly beneficial and especially to be in the discord with the whole group.

[gracelikerain]

I finally understand what I was doing wrong :( I was getting the price direction right but I mainly used weekly so It would happen a few days later instead of the same day

[dcell]

Thanks for these videos Carmine, Ive been able to succesfully hit some intraday swing trades thanks to these methods.

[sageyowns]

Great videos man, best real-life approach to the stock market by far....you never get caught up in the insignificant details

[valihutanu]

AAPL was a great 30 min supply zone on July 21 at the open, put option went from 30$ to 1500$

[AFlahM]

best video explaining time frames and the S&D zones, Thanks