Short transcript excerpt from a YouTube video offering advice for novice traders. Speakers discuss the value of combining higher and lower time-frame analysis (e.g., daily levels imported into 15‑minute charts), studying many stocks to observe how daily support/resistance behaves on shorter timeframes, and note that fundamentals operate differently from short-term technical moves.
What would you say is the best advice when they're starting out on what to focus on?
I think it's very important to make a little combination higher time frame and little time frame. This is one thing, it's very interesting. You can, for example, go and analyze 50 stocks and you can import the levels into your 15 minute charts. And then you can look what happens when big from the daily big support and resist broke. What happens there? This is a good thing to think about it because global money never goes for 10 minutes for one minute. But when fundamentals comes, there's another way. But in the technical part, you can learn for you, this is a good idea to do it.
