#日内交易策略 Upward Trend: Highs and Lows Rising Together → Buy on Dips

• Downward Trend: Highs and Lows Falling Together → Sell on Rallies

• Sideways Fluctuation: Prices Fluctuating Within a Range, Prone to False Signals, Frequent Trading Not Recommended

Remember this: Following the Trend Increases Win Rate, Going Against the Trend Only Leads to Losses

2. 1-Hour Candlestick: Used to Define Ranges and Identify Key Levels

Once the Major Trend is Confirmed, the 1-Hour Chart Can Help You Identify Support/Resistance:

• Approaching Trend Lines, Moving Averages, Previous Lows, These Are Potential Entry Points

• Approaching Previous Highs, Important Resistance, or Top Patterns, Consider Taking Profits or Reducing Positions

3. 15-Minute Candlestick: Only for the Final 'Entry Action'

This Timeframe is Specifically for Finding Entry Opportunities, Not for Analyzing Trends:

• Wait for Key Price Levels to Show Small Cycle Reversal Signals (Engulfing, Bullish Divergence, Golden Cross), Then Make a Move

• Volume Must Be Present; Breakouts Are Reliable Only Then, Otherwise, Prone to False Moves

How to Combine Multiple Timeframes?

1. First Determine the Direction: Use the 4-Hour Chart to Decide Whether to Go Long or Short

2. Find Entry Areas: Use the 1-Hour Chart to Identify Support or Resistance Zones

3. Precise Entry: Use the 15-Minute Chart to Look for Signals Right Before Entering