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Multi Time Frame (MTF) Analysis

Multi-timeframe analysis involves analyzing multiple timeframes - lower, middle, and higher - to determine the overall trend and high probability trading environments. It helps traders have patience and trade in the direction of higher timeframes for the most probable outcomes. Traders should look for alignment between the timeframes, with the highest probability of success when the higher, middle, and lower timeframes all show alignment in their orderflow.

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Multi Time Frame (MTF) Analysis

Multi-timeframe analysis involves analyzing multiple timeframes - lower, middle, and higher - to determine the overall trend and high probability trading environments. It helps traders have patience and trade in the direction of higher timeframes for the most probable outcomes. Traders should look for alignment between the timeframes, with the highest probability of success when the higher, middle, and lower timeframes all show alignment in their orderflow.

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Multi-Timeframe (MTF) Analysis


Multi-Timeframe Analysis

When having a thorough understanding of multiple timeframes, you can utilize and align them together and determine the most
probable and profitable trading environments to trade within. Alternatively, with that deep understanding, you can even learn to
navigate less probable trading environments and still perform exceptionally.

TIMEFRAME SELECTION
You would typically be combining three main timeframes to get an overall idea of order flow and where price will most likely go
next using the concept of expectational orderflow over multiple timeframes.

Lower-timeframe (LTF): Timeframe where we look for our entry models and execute.

▫Our most common confirmation and execution timeframe is the 1M.

Middle-timeframe (MTF): Timeframe where we identify the intraday trend and phase we’re trading inside of, as well as high
probability entry zones that we’ll look for LTF confirmation entries.

▫Our most common intraday trend and entry zone (POI) timeframe is the 15M.

Higher-timeframe (HTF): Timeframe where we identify the daily trend and phase we’re trading inside of, as well as overall
significant zones we can expect daily interaction within.
▫Our most common daily/weekly trend timeframes are the 4HR and the daily.

Advantages

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The concept of multi-timeframe analysis is that you are following and leveraging the trend (orderflow¹) and phases of higher
timeframes and aligning them with your entry and execution timeframe.
▫Have patience in allowing the orderflow of your timeframes to align to ensure the most probable outcomes, or, master trading
conservatively in multiple, lesser probable orderflow environments.

How to Perform MTF Analysis


In simplest terms, use two to three timeframes above your entry model and execution timeframe and know where you are within
HTF phases and orderflow. The more alignment between timeframes, the better chance you are executing on the right side of the
market.

▫Highest probability of setups playing out: HTF/MTF/LTF orderflow are all aligned.
▫Decent probability: HTF not aligned, MTF is aligned with LTF orderflow.
▫Lowest probability: No timeframes are aligned with LTF orderflow.

SOURCES
• https://discord.com/channels/728715235531161611/755028918846619798/763753612416385035

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