Most traders hunt for entry signals on small timeframes without checking the bigger picture. The presenter explains that low-timeframe setups are fractals of higher-timeframe structures, like a pullback into an order block. He also suggests using RSI bullish divergence as confirmation when price enters a zone.
This is, I think, the thing that most people miss early on in their trading is they're looking for their entry pattern to form without the high time frame picture. So there's a variety of different setups that you can take on a low time frame. You can find a fractal of the high time frame setup within here, right? You can see a low, right? And then a high get made and then a pullback into an H1 order block. Like you can see that form within here. Maybe you use— this might sound blasphemy on this podcast and coming from me, but maybe you use indicators. Oh, wow. And you might see, you might see price do something like this. Into this zone, and then the RSI putting in a bullish divergence, right? There's tons of different things.
