Lately, I've been fascinated by trying out various time frames for trading. However, determining the best time frame for trading is subjective and varies from person to person based on personal preferences and trading style.
Do you prefer taking things slowly and methodically, or do you enjoy making quick decisions? Which timeframe do you believe captures the market trend most accurately?
Really want to hear from you! Looking forward to your sharing!!
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Depends on ticker, volume and your particular trading plan. For me personally I like tsla on the five minute for scalping calls and puts. Just as important as getting the right time frame is using the right moving averages. The Rsi settings dialed in and you are ready. I like the 20,50,&200 unit moving averages and Rsi set at 5days. For me that is dialed (for now) but subject to change based on volume
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7013476 : Depends on ticker, volume and your particular trading plan. For me personally I like tsla on the five minute for scalping calls and puts. Just as important as getting the right time frame is using the right moving averages. The Rsi settings dialed in and you are ready. I like the 20,50,&200 unit moving averages and Rsi set at 5days. For me that is dialed (for now) but subject to change based on volume