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When higher time frames show bullish signals but lower ones suggest a downward move, reduce your position size. The speaker recommends trading at half risk and waiting for clearer price action before committing more.
When higher time frames show bullish signals but lower ones suggest a downward move, reduce your position size. The speaker recommends trading at half risk and waiting for clearer price action before committing more.
Before an aggressive move. However, the moment we go into the lower time frames, we see a different story in the sense that the lower time frame is definitely pointing towards a potential amd. We've seen this play out time and time and time again. And so I'm not going to just ignore what's happening on the lower time frame, but I'm going to also account for what's like the mixed signals that are being shown on the higher time frame at the moment, with the one hourly chart as well showing bullish order flow in the sense that at the moment price is still in bullish order flow. Now you could argue that this is changing state of delivery, which is fair enough. And so this is still, this still is a valid trade. It's just if you were to be in this trade today, I would take, you know, lower risk. This is still my official call in the sense that this is still valid. But again, just be aware, this is not one of those days where like we have had days before where all three time frames are aligned and the trade plays out beautifully. Those are the days where I'm like, okay, 1%, 2%, 3% risk even. But I think so far as of the time that I'm recording this at 5:30am there's not enough price action for me to go to be just absolutely sure that this is what's going to happen. And so if it happens, I'm going to take the trade. But half risk.
