Which Time Frames to Watch While Day Trading? Best Timeframe for Price Action Trading? 💥💸

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Benefits of Trading from the Hourly Timeframe. What time frame to use when day trading? What is the best timeframe to trade? What timeframe do day traders use? Which timeframe is best for price action trading? Is the 5-minute or hourly timeframe best? Why should we trade from an hourly timeframe? This is mainly for day traders. Trading by looking at the hourly timeframes means less market noise - you have less noise than the 5-minute or 1-minute timeframes. It smooths things a bit and it allows you to check the bigger picture. You can still see the more dominant trends across multiple days. The tails and wicks are still visible and obvious. OK.P+P

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[erastoshedrack]

From experience of over 7 years, I can say H1 is a Golden Timeframe. If you can’t see an entry on H1 chart don’t look below it.

If you can see an entry you can go to 15Min for precision purposes. The consequences of focusing on Timeframe below H1 is the noise, what the noise does to you

1. So many entry signals which are not reliable leading to many unnecessary losses

2. Impulsiveness, because the charts move faster you will tend to be fast in your entry decisions as well 👇

3. Uncontrolled position sizing, it speaks for itself if you are in a hurry you will be like let me hit it Big I will manage my positions later on (which is a Big lie to yourself

4. Big losses are going to break your heart. Take care.

[dowcrude]

Hourly chart has become my favorite chart. They produce the best levels to trade from. But the best feature they help me with is lowering my trading frequency. Over trading is the ultimate killer of accounts and this chart has helped me with that problem. Thanks for video and please keep them coming.... 🙏

[cryptogcrypto]

I think this is a good idea. Many times, I've known where the price will go (on the hourly) but traded on the 5m and 15m and been stopped out by noisy wicks, only for the price to go in the hourly direction that I knew it would go in. I've been too eager to place trades I guess.

[m.dickinson]

I always use 1 hour chart in my day trading based on my own experience. It works much better for my setups. Good to hear conformation from Mark!

[idraculaa]

I’m lately testing trading on the hourly with Heiken Ashi candles, and I’ve found this to be a very effective way to trade moves.

[efanjohnson]

Your videos are so helpful it's actually insane the knowledge you've given me in only a few hours for free!

[nancyk]

Thanks Mark! I love your video :) looking forward to seeing another video of yours tomorrow :) as my notification bell is always on.

[rrx]

4 hour for structure, 2 hour for entry. I'm a swing trader.

[idraculaa]

I’ve been learning a lot from your channel. You’re a great teacher.✨

[stormtraders]

Daily for direction- hourly for the setup- 1 min for entry. Thank me later

[Gamekeeper]

Excellent content thanks. This is the nudge I need after trading low TFS and pushing like hell to make it work consistently for some time my account balance is up and down like crazy and I'm not making the progress I expect. H1 it is from now👍

[stevecoombes]

Great blog. Personally, I prefer the 2-hour Heiken Ashi chart with a 100 sma. Gives a great overall picture of what is going on. A change of colour in the H/A candle gives a great indication a pullback might be over.

[ashrafshaikh]

hey thank you so much. Love to your Channel from India.

[efanjohnson]

I've been looking at tick by tick when trying to scalp TSLA. Seems like it was trading in 5 minute cycles so it was really useful for optimising entry.

[ptigglez]

Lad your videos are the shit! Genuinely if I ever feel tilt they calm me down haha thanks! 👊🏻

[Thenarayanaclips]

Thanks a lot. Bro. 1 hour timeframe is really cool.

[Theleadersofthenewschool]

Great Video. I trade off the 1 hour and 15 min.

[absolutebosscollective]

I'm go to give this a try tomorrow! I'm always on the 2M, 5M!

[KingArtexerxes]

I like to view 90 day daily, 5 day hourly, 1 day 3 minute. And trade off the 3 minute with the others in view. If I only trade by hourly, I’m more likely to end up holding overnight and am no longer a day trader subject to overnight sell offs. Been there, done that.