【A Winning Method Is Actually Such a Thing】High-priced FX教材 surprisingly doesn’t teach well, "How far up the higher time frame should you look?"

[A Winning Method Actually Isn't That] High-priced FX教材 surprisingly doesn’t teach you well “How far up the higher time frames should you look?”

When you learn trend following in FX, you’re almost always told

**“Only aim for the direction of the higher time frame”**

This is what’s known as multi-timeframe analysis

Of course, it isn’t wrong
But there has always been one question for me


For example,

**“Look at the daily direction and trade on the 5-minute chart”**

This is a common way of thinking

However, even if the daily is in an uptrend, daily-level pullbacks or retracements can last for several days

During that time, the 5-minute chart can show substantial declines

So you might think

**“Is trading truly correct by looking only at the daily direction?”**

If you’re trading on the 1-hour level, it makes sense to emphasize the daily direction

But when you’re at the 5-minute level, things change

On the daily, it’s just a pullback.
But on the 5-minute you can have a substantial profit potential

Conversely,
Even if the daily trend is moving in a certain direction, the 5-minute chart may quickly revert

In other words,

**“Noise on the daily can become a solid trading opportunity on the 5-minute”**

This creates a contradiction.

That’s why I started to think not about “following the higher time frames,”
but about

**“How far up the higher time frames should you look relative to the target price range you aim for?”**

I began to think this through thoroughly.


In fact, many FX materials say
“Environmental recognition is important”
“Let’s look at the higher time frames”

But

**“How far up should you look on the higher time frames?”**

is surprisingly unclear in many cases

Even expensive教材s may leave this part fuzzy

Personally, I think that part is actually the most important


After all, even with lots of information,

the only option is to backtest yourself and verify in practice

However, among those, there are a few useful ways of thinking

The idea that first made me go “Ah, I see” is here

## ① If you enter on 1-minute, look at 5-minute and 1-hour

The range you target on the 1-minute chart is limited.

If you also consider 4-hour or daily in that situation, you’ll be overwhelmed by information and your judgment will waver

Then

**“1-minute → 5-minute → 1-hour”**

is sufficient, that’s the idea

This is essentially the mindset of scalping


Another point I found convincing was

## ② If you enter on 1-minute, look at 5-minute and 15-minute

This also makes sense

For the few pips you aim for on the 1-minute chart,
Align the flows of the 15-minute and 5-minute charts

It’s very simple


From here, what kind of analysis do I actually use?

* For 15-minute entry, use 1-hour and 4-hour
* For 5-minute entry, use 15-minute and 1-hour
* For 1-minute entry, use 5-minute and 15-minute

Alternatively,

* For 5-minute entry, use 1-hour and 4-hour
* For 1-minute entry, use 5-minute and 1-hour


What was especially difficult was

**How much to emphasize the 15-minute flow when trading on the 1-minute chart?**

Furthermore,

**How far to prioritize the 1-hour flow?**


What to look at, what to deem correct, what to ignore

Figuring this out took a long time of testing

But once you balance it, your world changes

Because you can limit the direction

* From here up
* From here down
* Around here is no-trade

Being able to decide this alone gives you enough edge


In fact, many people are
looking only for “entry methods”

But what’s really important is

**Deciding where to trade**

If the direction is decided,
all that remains is to find the entry point


If going long, you want to enter as close to the bottom as possible
If going short, you want to enter as close to the top as possible.

It’s very simple when stated in words


When people think of a winning FX method,
many imagine special indicators or secret logics

But in practice,

**“Which time-frame flow do you adopt?”**

**“How far up should you look on the higher time frames to make decisions?”**

Deciding this alone can greatly determine the outcome

Maybe winning methods are actually just that simple



The method I am currently practicing is here
(I’ve also added a currency-strong filter to this)
★★ Solid trading with only +10 pips per day (1–2 hours per day) ★★
A trading method aimed at “earning” rather than “winning”
Trade based on the expectation of higher-probability longs
Thoughts of international pro traders (legendary investors Buffett and Soros)

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