A timeframe is the size of one candle on the chart. The smaller the scale, the more random noise there is: a move that looks like a trend on the minute chart turns out to be a small correction on a higher timeframe.
UniqUnits uses only three timeframes: 1m, 1h and 1D. The in-between periods are left out on purpose: they add no precision, but they split your attention and blur the decision.
🚀 Each one has its own job.
✅ The daily chart is for assessing the trend. The trading day is the market's most natural cycle: on CME, currency futures trade 23 hours, with one more hour set aside for clearing.
✅ The hourly chart is the working one. A price reaction to a level counts as confirmed only after the hour closes, and this protects you from rushed entries.
✅ The minute chart is for intraday volume levels, and intraday blue volume is the only factor under which the method allows an entry before the hour closes.
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