Higher Timeframe Bias Explained #shorts #technicalanalysis

25 Apr 2023 · 0 min
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In this short video, The Art of Crypto uses a simple fish‑and‑ocean analogy to illustrate higher‑timeframe bias in technical analysis. The price is likened to a fish that first consumes food (price moves) at the top of the market (higher timeframe). Once that top‑level food is exhausted, the fish is likely to seek lower‑level food (move down to a lower timeframe) before it can climb back up again. The analogy emphasizes that price often retraces to lower levels after reaching a high, highlighting the importance of considering higher‑timeframe context when interpreting short‑term price action.

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