Higher Timeframe Bias Explained #shorts #technicalanalysis
25 Apr 2023 · 0 min
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In this short instructional video, the speaker uses a simple fishing analogy to illustrate the concept of higher‑timeframe bias in technical analysis. He likens price to a fish and the market to an ocean, explaining that just as a fish will eat food that is higher up before moving down to lower‑lying food, price often moves from higher‑level “food” (over‑extended or elevated price zones) down to lower‑level “food” (support or feeding zones) before resuming its upward trajectory. The analogy emphasizes that price tends to retrace to lower areas before continuing higher, highlighting the importance of considering higher‑timeframe context when analyzing market moves.
