Timeline is important because it shows why even beginners can profit and how to increase it
There is chart analysis in the market, but
even more analytical is the time frame.
Conquering the time frame is largely impossible,
(by that I mean it is not 100% predictable).
As a measuring analysis to some extent, it is excellent.
If you use this as a supplemental tool,
you can achieve better results than those who are only proficient in technical analysis.
Why can you surpass people who are skilled at technical analysis?
Because technical analysis alone cannot optimize measurements along the time axis.
With technical analysis,
even if you change the time axis, you often get similar analytical results,
and even with diversified logic in automated trading, you still experience drawdowns around the same times.
Together, such technical approaches tend to drive the loss curve toward a similar pattern.
Optimization of technical analysis,
though you may say it with words,
in actual markets it cannot compensate for the time axis.
When treated as automated trading, you only end up with more drawdown losses.
However, when the analysis is only about the time axis, that is not the case.
The reason is that there is nothing in technical analysis,
so you can forecast the future along the time axis.
This is also a scenario development,
and the key is to have a strong focus on making predictions.
However, even this prediction
is faithful to obvious “market patterns” such as Dow Theory, support and resistance, and breakouts
which is why it is effective.
Rather than market patterns,
it is the “will of the market pattern.”
When people think of pattern analysis,
they tend to try to steer it toward textbook-style analysis.
Ultimately, we must view the market as a fundamental support-resistance framework.
That is why a trend market arises with a one-sided move.
The market continues with that will pattern,
so the time axis is important.
However, when it comes to time axis,
predicting over too wide a range is wasteful, so it’s better to stop.
For example,
for scalping to day-trading logic,
considering a long-term swing timeframe is pointless.
Even though you are using a 5-minute chart,
you must not suddenly switch to a daily chart.
In other words, after incorporating a certain degree of loss range and time range,
you must proceed with discretionary trading.
That kind of trading itself serves as discretionary trading.
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