DaveTrader wrote: Fri Jul 19, 2024 7:48 am It’s possible some are conflicted when considering the intraday bias indications. The main reason to use the lowest time frames is to avail yourself to more trade set-ups. Whether the reason is scraping for any chance to trade if work greatly inhibits your chart time, building your family fortune or the fast pace just suites your style.

You could work off an H4 or Daily square-arrow for weeks or months at a time. Using a M1 or M5 chart for entry and only trading off the H4 or Daily square bias would greatly influence the desired outcome. If you have the time, waiting for those scenarios is good. If more opportunities is the goal, then you may miss out on a lot of set-ups.

IMHO, trading the 1 minute chart involves having a more fair and balanced approach to the arrow semafor and arrow-square semafor, when distinguishing your bias. They will be treated more as equals. The determining factors are which one compliments the Daily Open Line, the ADR and the Index Entry. From that perspective is where you look for the entirety of indicator confluence.

DaveTrader wrote: Fri Jul 19, 2024 7:48 am It’s possible some are conflicted when considering the intraday bias indications. The main reason to use the lowest time frames is to avail yourself to more trade set-ups. Whether the reason is scraping for any chance to trade if work greatly inhibits your chart time, building your family fortune or the fast pace just suites your style.

You could work off an H4 or Daily square-arrow for weeks or months at a time. Using a M1 or M5 chart for entry and only trading off the H4 or Daily square bias would greatly influence the desired outcome. If you have the time, waiting for those scenarios is good. If more opportunities is the goal, then you may miss out on a lot of set-ups.

IMHO, trading the 1 minute chart involves having a more fair and balanced approach to the arrow semafor and arrow-square semafor, when distinguishing your bias. They will be treated more as equals. The determining factors are which one compliments the Daily Open Line, the ADR and the Index Entry. From that perspective is where you look for the entirety of indicator confluence.

Curioso wrote: Fri Jul 19, 2024 8:14 am Hello DaveTrader,

Thank you for suggestion, can share with us an example?

traderokey wrote: Fri Jul 19, 2024 8:39 am Hi, what's the idea behind the +/- 15% ADR rule?

DaveTrader wrote: Fri Jul 19, 2024 9:33 am The idea is that the Daily Open is o% for the ADR. When crossing the threshold of ADR15% above (for buys) or ADR15% below (for sells), it is an indication that market sentiment momentum will gather beyond those thresholds based on historic movement of the instrument.

traderokey wrote: Fri Jul 19, 2024 9:52 am Thanks. Does this threshold usually align perfectly with the other XARD criteria, or should it be more of a guideline, like a range (e.g., 15 to 25% ADR)?