Don't think of it as daily VERSUS weekly, think of it as how can one incorporate both into one's analysis. The various timeframes don't "fight" each other, they are all intrinsically intertwined.
Use both, use all timeframes for that matter, to try and decipher what price is doing and where it may be headed.
Hello i get what you are saying, but i struggle finding those sig levels. i really wanna learn how to look at candles in the price action in order to find them. can you give me some examples of how to find them?
Anyone using this profitably? Do you put on limit orders and play the first touches or do you wait for the bounce and only enter after based on price action?
Looks like the blog is now invite only. I was working though it for the second time now and really getting into the material more and more. Does anyone have any way of accessing the information?
I have been watching markets trade and making my own observations and what I mostly noticed was how price would react to certain levels. I was watching the lower time frames and missing the big picture of what was actually going on. This blog helped me understand the importance of the larger time frames, it helped me understand momentum, how to read it and what it means and also, what distribution and accumulation looks like.
I am still struggling with connecting the price action between the different time frames, and identifying the leg starts properly where the accumulation / distribution targets.
It would be great to be able to connect with others using this method and possibly get access to the material again.
