Master Trader – The Time Frames to Use for A Trading Style
There are four trading styles, scalping, day trading, swing trading, and position trading.
The difference between the styles is the length of time the position is held.
Choosing a trading style that best suits your personality can be a difficult task for new traders, but is necessary for long-term success as a professional trader.
In this short course, we will describe review trading styles and time chart time frames used.
Trading high-odds setups can be done on any time frame using Master Trader Strategies
Trading when price patterns are “in alignment” using Multiple Time Frames (MTF) dramatically increase the odds of success – on whatever time frame you are trading.
Learn what time frames you should use to enter and manage your stock or option trades and investments – whether you are scalping (seconds to minutes), day trading (minutes to hours), swing trading (1 – 10 days), or position trading (weeks to months) using MTS.
What You’ll Learn In The Time Frames to Use for A Trading Style
- What it means to trade when MTFs are “in alignment”
- The risks when trading against MTF alignment
- How to interpret price action in any time frame based on the messages on other time frames
- Learn what time frames you should use to enter and manage your stock or options trades and investments for maximum accuracy
- Watch us scan for new setups on different time frames using MTS – looking for MTF in alignment
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