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hello everybody how is it going today
and welcome back to another lesson
thank you very much for keeping up to
your lessons you guys should be
very proud of yourselves if you have
gotten to this lesson so far
which will be lesson number nine i know
that there has been tons of material for
you guys to go through
and i know that it's a very daunting and
perilous journey
but i'm very grateful and appreciative
for the fact that you decided to choose
me
as your instructor and i really do hope
that you have taken
so much away from this so far the
ultimate goal is to improve
your skills as a trader right guys and
we are going to get to so many different
tutorials
and just to show you guys some of the
profits that i
actually make and that i tweet okay guys
make sure you guys are actually going
through my videos on youtube as well
because there are so much free content
for example if you go to my playlist as
well i'm not even sure if you guys know
this but i've got
a lot of live trade guys okay i've got
so many live trades that you guys should
definitely take a look at i've got
over 45 live trades that you guys can
see
proof in the pudding i'm making two
hundred and fifteen dollars in eight
minutes
three hundred and eighty dollars in 15
minutes you know sometimes it's a
hundred sometimes it's eighty dollars an
hour a hundred dollars an hour
sometimes it's way more than that there
are times where i'm making
522 dollars sometimes i'm making 1300
in less than one hour and the whole goal
of these courses guys is to empower you
with the proper skills that you need to
succeed as a trader
when you think about what you guys have
contributed to this particular package
and what it actually cost
you two hundred dollars i bet you guys
have all lost
well more than two hundred dollars to
get to where you are
in this point of your life right now and
where you are at this point of your
trading career
just think about the grand scheme of
things and how much i really hope to
have helped you thus far
and just to give you guys a real life
example of my last trade that i just
took
okay my last trade that i took i used to
be an engineer guys
right i used to be a mechanical engineer
and we broke it down as well we're
in canada about 50 000 a year worked out
to be about 25
an hour which was about 200 canadian a
day
in the my last trade that i made i made
a 12-minute trade i entered it at 10 22
or 20 10 20 um sorry 10 32
and i closed my position 12 minutes
later
at 10 44 and my profit was
literally 278
yes i was playing a 20 000 position and
i made a one percent
gain but imagine for a moment guys okay
where your gains are one two three
percent every trade only
and that's what i'm going to teach you
as a day trader
to focus on gaining these very small
profits that add up to
monstrous amounts every day even if you
guys had a one thousand dollar
account size that you were playing with
and you gained
one to three percent per trade if you
made for example an average of two
percent a trade and you made five a day
well you've just made your account 10
bigger
when you think of it like that right so
that's what i've always believed as a
trader
which is to avoid exposure in the
marketplace
which means to not be in a position much
longer than you're comfortable
i personally do not have the tolerance
to be in a trade for a long period of
time
that is why i ensure that i make sure i
make sure that i'm
exposed as absolutely little as possible
because to me i'm simply just not
comfortable being exposed for a very
long period of time
so thank you very much for keeping up to
your lessons once again
and today's lesson guys is going to be
the big picture and the little picture
how to
interpret time frames i'm sure you guys
have all wondered
what are these time frames right
why should i be looking at the 15-minute
chart why should i be looking at the
one-hour chart
why should i be looking at the four-hour
chart what does this have to do
with the daily so we're going to cover
all of that but just to give a very
quick summary of what you guys should
know by now
and please i emphasize highly and i
encourage you highly as well to make
sure
that you're contacting me on udemy here
ask a lot of questions because i am here
to help you guys okay
i'm genuinely here to help you guys and
i want to answer
all the questions that you have and
we'll keep it to fundamental
sorry we'll keep it the technical
indicators and indicators and charts in
general
and i'm sure that once you guys graduate
through this class
you're gonna have a lot of questions
that you would like to ask me about your
position as well
where once you guys complete the class i
assure you that i will have
absolutely no problem discussing with
you your financial situations and your
positions in general
and help you with financially advising
so when you think about this 200
package that you actually purchase it's
actually a really good deal right
i really hope to improve your trading
and bring it to the next level
i'm just adjusting my monitor here very
quickly
i've got ocd issues my desk is as clean
as it can possibly be
make sure you guys have a very clean
work environment as well
treat it like a professional job okay
despite me
staying at home and you know hanging out
with my dog and watching netflix
and just kind of sitting back sometimes
and enjoying the day
i'm still an incredibly hard worker so
make sure that you guys also understand
the concept of working very hard you
need to make sure
that you don't just treat this like like
any other job right
this is an opportunity where you can
actually change
your life and that's what i truly hope
to do
i really hope that by the time you guys
are done
all of these 17 courses that you are
going to feel
empowered and you can just go out there
and destroy
the charts because if you can do that
nothing would make me
hap nothing would make me happier in
life than to know
that i have students that are also very
successful
and it would make me incredibly happy to
know that i'm changing
lives right so thank you very much for
joining me
through this journey so far and today
guys we're going to be taking a look at
the big picture
and by now you guys should know how to
talk to me
in the lingo when i bring up some things
like hey looks like we're going on an
uptrend or a rally
hey looks like people are selling off
right now hey looks like we have really
good resistances and supports
you guys should know what separates a
really good trader from a bad trader
and that comes down to emotions despite
seeing how goofy
i am a lot of the times and how much i
joke you guys know that
i'm a solid trader right and i stick to
my risk management which factors out my
emotions in trading
i also focus on trading like a casino i
like to ladder my buys as it goes down
to make sure that i'm getting the best
dollar cost averaging
i like to make sure that i read the
level 2 order book
which we will go over in high detail i
want you guys to make sure you're
understanding the bids and the ask
and how walls on one side push over to
the other side
and on the bid side it will push over to
the ask side
all right i want you guys to understand
what shorting the market
also means and why some people are
generally
interested in when the market actually
goes down
i want you guys to understand what
margin trading is
and what all the risks are associated
with margin trading and especially with
leveraging
i want you guys to understand the
necessity of charts
charts basically tell a story and when
you tell the story
you just basically have to open up the
book and it's going to give you a very
vivid detail of
everything that's going on i also taught
you guys how to customize trading view
make sure that you're constantly using
these tools it's kind of like a new
video game right
you can only get a better at a new video
game or you can only
get better with the skills that you
might know on a basic level
if you keep practicing it every single
day
so make sure that you're always putting
in the hard work to learn
a new platform and to learn the tools
despite me showing you how to use the
basics
it's up to you guys to master them by
putting in the hours
i was previously an engineer and i have
a lot of autocad experience for example
i also had a lot of pro e which was
really good or solid edge as well
these are all 3d modeling programs right
that i personally have
thousands of hours of experience in
but i was only introduced the very
basics it's until we actually
got much better with the program that we
knew how to become very proficient with
it
by putting in tons of man-hours and then
we also learned
what are tactical indicators and how are
they used
technical indicators are basically tools
where they perform mathematical
calculations that will assist
us in figuring out where we could enter
a trade
and it will help us in determining what
has a higher probability of happening
so technical indicators are something
that are absolutely vital to our success
as a tactical analyst now we also learn
how to differentiate between what is a
tactical analyst
and also what is a fundamental analyst
as well
we also learned how to read charts right
we learn how
to analyze candlesticks what they mean
what is a high what is a low what is the
open
what is the close what is the dragonfly
doji
and that was more of a basic class that
dealt with price action
and now we're going to talk about
candlesticks in even more detail
in this particular class because we want
to talk about how to interpret time
frames so once again thank you for
joining me and let us begin
this lesson number nine together all
right
let's get into this guys let's talk
about the importance of time frames
so what do you guys think already the
importance of time frames are
i mean we've got a lot of different time
frames right
we've got even a one minute chart why
would one why would people want to even
look at the one minute chart right
that's probably what you guys have heard
before already
right why do we look at a five minute or
a thirty minute
or one hour or a three hour or a four
hour or a daily or a weekly
why do people want to look at it on the
monthly as well right
why the heck do people want to take a
look at it on a monthly
time frame yeah so there's uh there are
so many reasons why we need to take a
look
at time frames on multiple different
what we need to look at multiple time
frames i meant to say
so can you guys think of a reason while
i have a sip of my water think of some
reasons why we need to
look at different time frames and what
do you guys think that they'll actually
show on different time frames as well
so let's think about it okay so what a
time frame
is is think of it like a big picture
and a little picture okay have you guys
ever played
uh you know the sims or something like
that right or
sim city or anything like that where you
can zoom in to a very small
section of something or you can stand
far
back on the edge of the galaxy for
example
if you're standing far back on the edge
of the galaxy
maybe you can look at every single solar
system right
you can see everything in every solar
system but you couldn't
actually see what's happening for
example on earth
right if you're at the edge of the solar
system that might be like the daily
chart for example where you're just able
to see it from a very
big picture but what's happening on
earth
what's happening you know in in japan or
tokyo
so maybe you would want to use a smaller
time frame
to actually zoom in at that specific
structure right so the way that i see
time frames
is it tells a story and in each of these
stories
it formulates a bigger picture overall
so we also first of all have to
understand just some basic
math and divisibility right just basic
division
so guys if for example i'm just going to
show you this okay
if two candles like this okay
let's say these are two one-hour candles
each right
if these are two one hour candles
each then that would mean that there is
there are two hours total because each
one
represents what has happened in that
specific
hour which also means that if you take
both of these combined in a two hour
candle
that would actually only be one candle
right
does that make sense so let's just talk
about the basics okay
so if you take 15 and you divide that by
five what do you guys get you get three
right
so in every 15 minute candle
there would be three five minute candles
right
so how many three-minute candles
would need to make up for a 15-minute
candle guys
i'll give you a second answer that
yeah if you said five you're absolutely
right it takes five
three minute candles to make a 15 minute
candle
so how many candles would it take how
many 15 minute candles let me ask you
guys this okay
how many 15-minute candles
would form a 30-minute
candle
do you guys know the answer to that i'll
give you guys a few minutes
a few seconds to to figure out the
question the answer okay
how many 30 minute candles
would form a two-hour candle okay
how let's just keep asking you guys a
bunch of questions all right
how many two hour candles
would form a six
hour or sorry a four hour candle we'll
say okay
how many i'm just going to keep asking
you guys a bunch and i'm going to hope
that we're going to go over it together
how many two hour candles
would form a daily candle
okay how many four hour candles
would form a daily candle okay
how many five minute candles
would form a one hour candle
how many 15 minute candles
would form a two-hour candle
how many say we'll say 30-minute candles
would form a four-hour candle
so think of it like this okay every time
you have
whatever candle you have like let's say
a 15-minute candle whoops i actually
wrote this one let's just make up a new
one here
would form a let's say
how many five minute candles actually
help
we'll see how many 30 minute candles
would form a
daily candle we'll say okay for this one
so you have to think of it like this
okay
in 15 minutes there would be
15 one minute candles
right so in every for example
15 minute there would be three
five minute candles or there would be
five three minute candles right so
each one of these candles depending on
the time frame that you're in
will represent a different amount of
candles
from the lower time frames so let's go
over this first of all guys
how many 15-minute candles would be
would form a 30-minute candle
this is division that's what we'll be
doing we'll be doing some basic math
here okay
if you guys said two right on okay right
on
so there would be two 15 minute candles
in a 30 minute candle so let's do a
harder one now okay
how many 30 minute candles would
actually form
a daily candle right
so if you think of a daily candle how
many hours are in a day
there's 24 so how many half hours
would there be
there would be 48 right because there
since there are 24 one hour candles
in a daily candle and since there are
two
30-minute candles in each daily or sorry
in each
one hour candle then that would mean
that there would be twice as many right
so we would take two
times 24 to get 48
day 30 minute candles in a daily candle
so how many two candles would form a
four-hour candle
you would actually get two two-hour
candles that would form a four-hour
candle
so how many two-hour candles would form
a daily candle
so first of all you think of it like how
many hours are in a day
right there's 24
and then you take 24 divided by 2 and
what do you get
yeah if you said 12 you got it there'd
be 12
two hour candles that form a daily so
how many
four hour candles would form a daily
candle
yeah six if you said six you got it how
many
five minute candles would form a one
hour candle
guys it'd be 12
right because they're 60 minutes so you
take
60 divided by 5 that'd be twelve so
let's go to harder ones okay
how many 15 minute candles
would form a two-hour candle now
so you think of it like this okay how
many quarters are there
per hour there would be four quarters
right or four or 15 minutes
so that would be per hour so over two
hours
there would be eight right so how many
30 minute candles would form a four-hour
candle
this one would be eighth as well because
there's
two halves in every hour so that's two
per hour
multiplied by four that's eight now let
me ask you guys a hard one which i
really don't think you guys are gonna
get this one okay
i don't think you guys can get this one
how many five
minute candles are in a daily candle
i'm going to give you guys a few seconds
for this one okay
if you guys get this one you guys are
going to understand very well
how these candles break down and why we
look at different time frames
and we will get over the significance as
well
of why we need to look at all of them
and how they correlate
and how they make sense when we look at
each one
did you guys get it yet
okay i'm not giving you guys more time
let's think of it like this first okay
we gotta break it down by asking this
okay
how many five minute candles are in an
hourly candle right
so we answered this one already and
there are 12
candles 12
5 minute candles in
each hourly candle right so
if there's 12 candles
per hour and there are 24 hours
then we would just take 12 times 24
right and what would that be
yeah if you guys said 228 or 288 rather
five there are 258
five minute candles in each daily candle
okay isn't that crazy when you think
about that guys right
that's crazy right you guys can review
this and rewind it or pause it if you
want some more time
so when you think about this one little
candle so we're on a daily candle right
now okay
we are on a daily candle right now okay
and in the daily candle there are
if we were to look at it on a five
minute time frame
okay let's just say we looked at just
yesterday right there
right just yesterday that happened if i
went to a five minute candle
just to see yesterday if i went
if i looked at this whole section right
here okay
this is from may 6 all the way to may 7
right there
this whole section right here
there's 288 candles that's right
288.5 candles
and you actually see it go up and you
see it go down and you see go up and you
see it go down
more down than up of course and all of
these candles right here
if you were to look at it throughout the
day on a 15-minute chart
right on a 15-minute chart instead of
seeing
288 candles in
one single day you would actually see
four times because there's only four
15-minute candles per day right or per
hour right so you would see
four multiplied by 24. so you would
actually see
96 candles instead right in one specific
day
so as you break it down closer and
closer to a higher time
frame you're actually seeing less
candles but if you wanted to see
on a very small picture of everything
going on
right you would actually look at it you
want to be
on earth okay you want to be on earth
you want to go there in high detail and
find out what is going on in for example
japan or in california or in australia
you're literally there on a five minute
time frame and you can see
everything around you you can see all
the small ups and downs
now let's say you didn't care about the
ups and downs as much
so now you would only see 96 candles
let's say you went to a 30-minute chart
okay
if you went to a 30-minute chart on a
daily
what you would see is actually you would
see only 24
candles oh sorry you'd see 48 candles
only right 48 candles because there are
48
halves in each day but what they all
tell you
is actually the same story it's just
that when you look at it on a small
picture
it will actually tell you on a smaller
time frame
and with more detail what is happening
okay that's important to understand so
if you go to an
hourly chart well there's only 24 hours
in a day
so because there's only 24 hours in a
day you're only going to see
24 candles right now if we went to a
two-hour chart
we would actually only see 12 candles
that would actually reflect the entire
day count with me
one two or so you would yeah you would
see twelve one
two three four five six
seven eight nine ten eleven and twelve
and we're done the date
if you go to a three hour you would
actually only see
eight candles right which reflected the
entire day
one two three four five six
seven eight if you went to a four hour
you would only see
six because there are only six one
six of four hour candles in a day and on
a daily chart
when you summarize everything that has
happened
what you actually see is just this guy
right here
just this one candle on the left right
there so
if we're looking at it on a 30-minute
chart for example
we can see it's going it's going down
then up
down then up down up down up
down up down and then if we actually
didn't care
about seeing all of this in much more
detail
sometimes it's important sometimes we
want to see what's happening
on a small time frame and also on a big
time frame
which we actually need to discuss as
well okay guys
we need to discuss the importance of
these time frames
and what time frame you guys should be
looking at
so for example remember how we were
defining what a day trader is
what a swing trader is and what an
investor is as well right
an investor think about why they would
even care
about looking at a very small time frame
an investor
likes to look at things from the very
big perspective
right they look at it from the really
large perspective of
everything going on in the grand scheme
of things and they don't care about the
small ups and the small downs that
happens
throughout the day right they don't care
about the 30-minute chart
so they would only be looking perhaps on
on the you know the daily
you know they'd look at daily charts
maybe they would look at weekly charts
as well
right because they don't really care
about day trading like you and i
but let's say a swing trader a swing
trader might be
much more interested than trading on a
smaller time frame
so what they'll do is they'll look for
example on a four hour chart perhaps
or they'll look on a two-hour chart or
even a daily chart
but the last thing that a swing trader
and the definition of a swing trader
is somebody who takes a position perhaps
just a few times a week and they swing
it throughout the days
right so they don't only trade in that
specific day
they'll hold longer term positions and
they will care about the bigger
swings rather than the small ups and
downs
right and so they might even hold their
position for up to a week
or even two that's what a swing trader
is now what i
am is a day trader so what a day trader
focuses on is i personally believe
that day trading can be
very profitable compared to other
methods especially when you have a
smaller amount of money
and it's also more fun it's also more
thrilling
as well i personally believe that there
are many
ups and downs throughout the day and if
we played it
on for example a daily chart we can
easily find
reasons to make more profitable trades
because we can catch these tiny little
ups and downs right
so depending on the time frame that
you're looking at they all
tell the same story okay they all tell
the exact same story
but one is basically a summary think of
it like that okay
if you look at the 15-minute chart you
see a lot going on
right lots going on but let's say you
went to a higher time frame
when you say low time frame it means a
low number
when you say a higher time frame it
means a higher
number a bigger time frame see so for
example if we looked on the two-hour
chart
it's basically summarizing all
of the smaller time frames right so if i
went to an even bigger time frame now
like the daily
from the two hour the daily is pretty
much summarizing
what has happened throughout that
specific day
so if you're a day trader you don't
really care
too much about looking at things like
the for example you know the two hour
chart
or even um even a four like you do care
about looking at it
but they're not as important as looking
as really high time frames
so what i personally look at is the is
the honestly the one minute sometimes
the three minute the 15 minute and the
30 minute chart
mainly okay those are my go-to numbers
that i would usually look at
because i like to play all of the small
bounces
so let's look at what's going on with
any
coin right now okay let's start with
bitcoin first okay
we see right now that in the past
for example let's start on the
five-minute chart right we see that in
the five-minute chart right now
and keep in mind that three of these
five-minute candles
actually form a 15-minute candle and if
you guys look at the
countdown on the right over here it
actually gives us a number right
it gives us a number and a countdown
to when the candle formations will
actually finish
so when this countdown actually reaches
zero that is when the candle is going to
form
and the significance of this is that a
lot of traders will actually wait for
these candles to form
because keep in mind that the candles
tell us the price
action and when it tells us the price
action
we use the history of these specific
coins so we can predict the future
it also gives us the momentum at that
specific time
so when we have the momentum carrying
forward to the next candle
it might actually allow us to gauge what
could happen in the future
so this is why we're always looking at
coins on different time frames okay
so let's look at for example let's not
look at the five minute too much okay
let's look at the 15-minute chart we
notice that the 15-minute chart
has about four minutes left to form
because it has four minutes left to form
we also know
that well if it's only four minutes left
to form
excuse me prior to that we can say okay
well
two five minute candles have already
formed and the next
five minute candle will actually form
part of the
15-minute candle right so we go the
30-minute candle
we say okay there's actually three
minutes left to form right now
so then we know that one 15-minute
candle
this one right here previously is
already adding
to that 30 minute candle and this one
that's just about the form
will also contribute to this candle
that's forming right
then if we go to the two hour we have
another 33 minutes for this candle to
form
right so we see on for example
a 15 minute chart right here we see
that these two candles right here right
when you combine both of these candles
both of these candles this one
okay i'm just gonna put an arrow for you
guys to see that one and that one right
there
these two candles are actually going to
be forming
one of these candles right here okay do
you guys see what i'm talking about
notice how this is on top of together
like that but notice how down here
it's just looking like that right
there's one on each one
but if we actually go to 30 minute both
of these arrows are actually combined
together
right makes sense so let's say i went to
the hourly chart
so both of these candles right now will
actually form
oh actually sorry i was wrong about that
one uh let's go to the
two hour so the two hour candle we know
that
because there's only 32 minutes left
that in the one
hour this one actually accounted for it
already
okay this one right there and this one
that's about to form will also
add to it so these two candles will
actually
combine to make a single two-hour candle
right that's what it's trying to tell us
so if we go to for example a
four-hour candle right we know that in
the four-hour candle
uh there's still a lot of ways to go
right now still okay
so on the daily there's still a lot of
ways to go as well so the reason why we
look at these is because sometimes
different clues are given in different
time
frames right so right now there's not
too many clues
that are giving us signs of support so
what we like to do
is go back and forth to each time frame
to see if we are finding support on a
small level
or if we are finding support on a big
level
so just as an example right here what
we're finding
is that there's actually some temporary
support right now already okay
there's temporary support on a three
hour candle
it looks really good right now so
overall
in the grand scheme of things in the
bigger picture
we are actually about to find support
for bitcoin
but on the smaller picture of course
it's gonna wave up and down
up and down up and down but this entire
structure right here okay
let's just let's just say we highlighted
this entire structure right here okay
if we went to a bigger time frame notice
how the
area becomes smaller and smaller and
smaller
and smaller and smaller and smaller
and smaller right do you guys see what
i'm talking about
that whole area that i highlighted right
here this whole thing
is actually forming the three hour
candle because keep in mind
that there's 12 5 minute candles
per one out one hour candle so in a
three hour candle there'd be 12 times 36
right so you guys are gonna definitely
get the difference between these candles
as we're going through it
it just takes a matter of lots and lots
of practice okay
so before the downtrend okay just to
give you guys a really good
idea so before the downtrend right here
right we see this cluster region that
i'm going to highlight
now it may not look like anything on a
very small time frame
but let's see what we can see on
multiple time frames okay
so here it doesn't look like it's doing
anything but if we go to for example a
30-minute chart right here okay
or actually a 15-minute chart we don't
really see that many clues either
but let's say we go to a 30-minute chart
we say to ourselves
wow we actually see this cluster of
candles that's forming to create very
bearish candles
and we're here remember in the previous
class we were talking about seeing this
guy here
that's known as a hanging man right here
right
and the hanging man implies that the
bulls
are losing the battle the bears have
simply pushed it down and down and down
there's the wick
right and then they've pushed it all the
way back up right so that is starting to
imply
that we're losing steam over the past
hour in these candles so the five minute
candles don't really give a lot of clues
right
not really that many clues at all but if
we go to a 30 minute candle it
definitely is starting to give way and
then after that
those 12 or those six candles that form
a 30 minute candle ended up combining to
make this very
bearish doji type of candle so it also
goes the same thing for rsi
right for rsi we look at
on many different time frames on a two
hour time frame it'll show a different
rsi than a one hour time frame
because there's much more data right so
on a lower time frame we're gonna see
every single bounce up and down up and
down
up and down and that's what a day
traders bread and butter is guys right
we look on low time frames and we try to
look for these
small little bounces that can actually
add up to a lot of gains
because some days guys some days a coin
may not even move that much
right like let's see let's say on the
daily just yesterday
how much did it move right i'm just
going to take a guess
yesterday it only moved five percent as
you guys could see right there
right i'm just measuring from the top to
here but now let's say
we actually went to a 15-minute chart
right
and and um and the daily like
it was pretty much right here okay i'm
gonna i'm gonna highlight it actually
right here okay for you guys
so that's that's the whole day but we
noticed on the daily it actually only
moved five percent right it was very
very minor that i showed you earlier but
let's say we went to a 15-minute chart
and let's say we actually tried to play
many bounces
let's see you shorted it right and you
caught it from
here to here well that could be you know
two percent
let's say you played it up here as well
well that could be another
1 let's say you played it from from here
and you went long well that could be
another 1.85
let's say you went from here to here
well that could be
like point five eight percent let's say
you played it from here
to here as well that could be one point
four nine percent
and let's say you shorted it for the
last one to go down here
well take a look guys right the whole
day
the whole day it actually only moved
from
from about there to about there right
which was about five percent as you can
see
right but if you actually take all of
these boxes and you stack them
right you stack them on top of each
other that represented the actual
percentage
okay right you can you can clearly see
that day traders can actually make a lot
of money
because they can find these bounces and
many percentage gains
right many percentage gains which can
actually be much
much bigger if you guys notice what i'm
saying right
the gains could actually be way bigger
so this one here
the whole day it actually only moved
five percent but if you
actually played many bounces throughout
the day you could have actually made 11
profit so that is what a day trader does
and we look
on these lower time frames to try to
catch
more of these bounces and that's
personally how i trade as well
but back to the importance of time frame
so let's keep looking at what's going on
right now all right
so if we took if we take a look at the
five minutes or the 15-minute chart for
example on bitcoin
we can see that there's not too much
going on and it's going sideways right
if we look on the 30-minute chart we see
that there's not really that supportive
of a candle yet
we look on an hour chart and wow we
actually see that the
combinations of the many small candles
that have added up
it actually ended up forming a fairly
bullish type of candle right
or not not bullish but it was very
supportive right
so we're seeing a lot of these long
wicks as you guys have noticed right
and these are actually all formed from
once again
the small candles on the small time
frames
because what the big time frames do is
they take a compilation of all the small
time frames and they basically add them
up right and then if we look on the
two-hour chart on the candle
we're getting a dragonfly doji so let's
see what else we can find
on other coins as well okay let's go to
for example eos okay
on eos on the daily so if we look at it
throughout the day
what we're seeing is that
yesterday finished off with a fairly
bearish candle like
this one looks like it's about to make
some sort of flag consolidation
right on the big picture that's what it
honestly looks like to me
so hopefully it does do some sort of
flag consolidation that'd be kind of
cool
not really sure yet what it's going to
be doing though right
yesterday it finished off with the bear
spinning top kind of candle
let's actually highlight yesterday okay
let's highlight yesterday
and let's just talk about many different
things that happened throughout the day
so yesterday the one hour candle that's
from here
to right about there so that represented
the whole day
right on the five minute chart that's
what happened throughout the day
right it went up it went down it went up
it went down
it went up it went down and then we
basically want to summarize it right
we summarize these candles on a higher
time frame
by getting a summary of it and choosing
a different time frame
so when we summarize it the exact same
thing happens like
if i draw the lines like that okay i'm
just giving you an example if i just
draw some lines
just to connect what happened right like
that
like that like that like that
like that if i go to a five minute chart
it'll look the exact same thing
it's just going to show more data of
what happened right
so take a look at this and then take a
look at that
take a look at this right and then take
a look at that take a look at this again
right it's the exact same thing that
we're drawing
but it's actually just more compressed
and it also goes with the indicators as
well right
same thing as the indicators but the
indicators will show you a very
different story as well
so we want to do something called find
confluence
remember what finding confluence is
finding confluence
is finding more reasons that lean
towards
one specific way then the other way so
let's say
you're looking for support what you
would want to do
is find lots of different candles in
many different time frames right
and that would be a confluent factor
another confluent factors could be
where you're looking at relative
strength index where you're looking at
the macd perhaps
and then you're finding even more
reasons where the stars basically align
and that is the actual goal to ensure
that you're finding that the stars align
right you're finding it on all of these
different time frames that just seem to
make sense that we're finding support
you're finding it on a 15-minute chart
you're finding it on a 30 you're finding
it on a one-hour chart
so you're finding it basically on every
single chart that can possibly tell you
that the stars are aligning and they're
confluent
so make sure that you guys are always
cycling back between
every single chart whether it's the 15
minute chart for a low time frame if
you're a day trader
whether it's a 30 minute chart a one
hour a two hour
but always remember as well that on
higher
time frames they're weighed more okay
they're weighed
more like like w i'm gonna write out
just to make sure it's understood wait
they're weighed
a lot more okay and they're weighed a
lot more
because that summarizes keep in mind
every single
of the smaller time frames it gathers
them up and it
compresses them like that right so if i
were to look on a daily like of one hour
chart you don't really see a lot of
these lines right anymore
right that's pretty much what it ends up
looking like if you go to a two hour
you'll barely see it now if i go to four
hour you'll probably barely see it
if i go to daily you're not going to see
any of them right
so that's pretty much how it looks like
when we compress the data
so if we look for just as an example
okay
on the daily or the four hour chart we
see it we see kind of zigzagging
zigzagging zigzagging zigzagging right
just sideways
trend this is actually not a good coin
to be looking at right now there's not a
lot of activity let's go look at another
coin like bitcoin cash that has a lot
more volatility
if you guys are not familiar with the
word volatility that refers to
the heavy price movement and price
action of going up and down
you want something to be volatile to be
violently moving up and down a lot right
so volatility is definitely your best
friend
so right now what we're seeing is that
it's about to do
we're getting one big green candle on a
15-minute chart right
15-minute chart not bad on a 30-minute
chart where it takes
more of the smaller time frames and
compresses them
because this is a higher one we see kind
of a support candle right here
that's bouncing off of the ema right the
moving average
okay so if we take a look at this time
frame right here
on a one hour we're finding some very
bullish candles actually of support
right
we're finding lots of wicks coming down
where it's taking
all of the smaller time frames and it's
adding them up in these bigger time
frames
right so we're definitely finding
support right here
if we look on the two hour chart as well
we see that the two hour chart
keep in mind as well that every single
time frame will have different things
like moving averages
notice how this one on the two hour
chart is hitting the yellow line
right but on the one hour chart it's
actually below the yellow line
so on the 45 minute charts well below it
but on the four hour chart it's well
above it
can you guys think of a reason why that
is
if you are familiar with moving averages
already okay
if you're not familiar with it let me
explain it to you guys is because the
moving average
takes a sample of all of the data
in the past let's say you have a 50
moving average
the moving average will take a sample of
50
of the past candles and make an average
of the price
right so because on the four hour right
it definitely looks a lot differently
right on the five minute
because on a five minute candle for
example okay let's
you know it'll take um in an hour
12 of them right so if you're on a 55
moving average
it's definitely going to look incredibly
different but what we want to focus on
is trying to find trends on a very small
time frame
a low time frame right for example a 30
minute time frame
and we want to see if it's actually
going to cascade
over to a higher time frame so right now
what we see just as an example okay
what we want to see is we see that
bitcoin is definitely in a downtrend now
right we see it in a downtrend on a
30-minute chart okay
because it's well below these moving
averages we see it in a downtrend
on a 45-minute chart we see it in a
downtrend
on like below the yellow line is what i
mean on a two-hour chart
and we finally start to see it in the
downtrend below the two-hour chart as
well
but the three-hour chart we see in the
downtrend as well on the four-hour chart
we
barely see it in the downtrend but what
we want to see is
well the daily chart is not really seen
on a downtrend below the yellow line
right
so usually when they when things happen
on a small time
frame we want to see if it's going to
happen on the bigger
time frame as well and if they do happen
on the bigger time frame
this will actually confirm a greater
degree
trend right so the last thing we want is
to have a bear market right now
in bitcoin we want to see if this is
actually going to hold
stable so i hope that i've given you
guys a lot of
insight when it comes to time frames the
best way to practice guys right the best
way to practice is to just
practice and that's how you will get a
lot more skills
under your belt i'm very grateful to be
your tutor
and to be your instructor and to be your
guide in this journey with bitcoin
but make sure that you guys are also
putting in tons of hard work
so you can make sure that you add to
your success
the probability of you guys succeeding
is a lot higher
when you also put in the work so make
sure you're studying every day
make sure you're going through these
time frames you have to think of it like
a video game
right someone can give you a guide on
the video game and they can show you the
strategy
but it's up to you guys to keep
practicing to get a lot better
so i hope i've given you guys tons of
insight in this particular video
what we reviewed was the differences in
time frames
we also talked about what day traders
look at and
why they actually look at a lower time
frame right day traders look at a very
low time frame
because they want to focus on what is
happening in the small picture
what is happening in the big picture as
well
right or sorry what is happening to the
small picture but
on because we want to play those little
bounces up and down often
but a swing trader what they focus on is
they actually focus on
higher time frames because they don't
care about the small bounces since
they're not making as many trades right
and there's no one way that's better
than the other guys
really there's no one way that's better
than the other
it literally just comes down to your
personal trading
preference and some people trade only on
the daily right
if you're an investor you're most likely
looking at probably not even a daily
you're probably just looking at the
weekly
investors really don't trade right they
just hold for a long time
and the thing about trading or just um
you know
trading or swing trading or investing or
charts in general is that
you will actually find out who you are
very quickly right you'll find out so
quickly who you guys are
are you guys a day trader are you a
swing trader
you can use any time frame and you can
play any time frame that you want to as
well it doesn't really matter
great but the cool thing about trading
is your personality will actually mold
your trading style for example my
training style guys i'm very
very uh as you guys know right i've i've
got a lot of energy right
lots of enthusiasm lots of energy so to
me
swing trading a few times a week maybe
one or two or three trades a week
it's not my style i have to make sure
that i'm in a very
fast-paced environment you know it needs
to be fast paced
i like to get in and out of trades i
like that really
feel good moment of making two three
hundred dollars in ten minutes you know
it feels very good to do that right
so that's why that we will always end up
finding our style
and you're gonna find out what kind of
person that you
actually are very quickly as well guys i
mean it right
you're gonna find oh hey am i this kind
of person that likes to do this
am i this kind of person that likes to
do that and the time
frames will actually it'll actually
equate to your personality as well
so you guys are gonna find a lot of
correlation between
real life who you are and you'll
discover very quickly as well
what you can handle and what you cannot
handle right
some people cannot trade on low time
frames because there's simply too many
bounces right
and it's very stressful for myself
that's where my bread and my butter is
and that's what i will be teaching in my
style for lesson number 17.
so i hope that you guys always remember
that it always comes down
to adding everything up on a small time
frame
right adding it all up and you see it on
a big time frame
a big time frame like a daily basically
takes all of the little time frames
and they add them up and they compress
it into one
bundle of data to give you basically an
overall view and a very big picture of
everything
that is the important thing to know but
another important thing to know
is that we need to make sure we look on
all time frames okay
you cannot just look at one time frame
you have to look at
every single time frame because they all
tell a different story
and because they all tell a different
story right
you got to make sure that you're reading
this book to try to get
data because when you're looking at it
on every single time frame
it might leave little clues right oh
yeah this time frame is supportive this
time frame is supportive
oh no this time frame looks like it's
still bad it's still bad
and then eventually you will make a
decision a consensus
you'll formulate a probability of hey is
it actually leaning more towards you
know
the right here or is it leaning more
towards the left over here
so you guys will be able to figure that
out very quickly but don't forget guys
ever that every single time frame is
very important
and you have to look at every single
time frame
and what i advise for you guys to do is
always put in the hard work of just
playing around with time frames
and seeing what is the difference
between everything going on
in every single time frame so i hope you
guys have thoroughly enjoyed lesson
number nine
which is going which covered time frames
i've had a
pleasure talking to you guys about it i
hope that you've had a great time
learning everything thus far already up
until now i
highly encourage you guys to leave a lot
of questions okay
because questions is what allows us to
grow
and learn and i want to make sure that
i'm attentive
because i am your instructor you guys
are my students
you guys did pay for the material okay
so i want to make sure that you are
getting
every single dollars worth so make sure
guys ask those questions don't be shy
i have your guys's back i support you
100
i want you to succeed you are my
students
and make sure that you guys understand
that i will be answering these questions
because
your success could ultimately come down
to the questions that you're asking as
well
and your interaction with me so thank
you very much for giving me this
privilege
of teaching you guys how to interpret
time frames
the difference between swing trading the
difference between day trading
the difference between investing what do
all of these different time frames mean
and how they actually correlated to each
other i hope you had a wonderful time
learning everything thus far and
especially enjoyed this class
and i will see you for lesson number 10
where we will be talking
about we'll be talking about water
supports
resistances and also trend lines and
channels as well and we're also going to
be talking about the
why they're important in terms of how we
play these breakouts so i look forward
to
you guys joining me for another class
for lesson number 10
and i'll see you very soon in the near
future have yourselves a great day now
bye and take care
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