Now that you know what market is best for the way you want to be trading it's time to further analyse different timeframes to learn how to find trading opportunities and also find levels to set your risk management around.
What you should consider
How much time do you have to trade?
Do you want/need action?
Can you handle drawdowns?
Are you patient enough to let trades run?
Do you want to get in and out within a day?
Do you understand the different circumstances on the different timeframes?
Who is trading these timeframes and do you belong here as well?
Does your system fit the timeframe?
Are you aware of your own trading psychology and how does that play out within the timeframe?
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FREE STRATEGY EXPLAINED:
Breakout Pullback Continuation Part 1
Breakout Pullback Continuation Part 2
Breakout Pullback Continuation Part 3
Breakout Pullback Continuation Part 4
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