🔥Here comes the good stuff: Hello everyone, today I want to talk about a common mistake people often make—

Many people only look at a single period candlestick chart for trading.

As a result, one often gets confused by market fluctuations.

Missed the best entry opportunity!


Today, I want to introduce a method—

Multi-period candlestick trading method,

through this method, avoid guessing blindly by focusing on one period,

you can more accurately judge market trends,

and improve the stability of your profits.


Three steps: Direction, Position, Timing


The first step, the 4-hour candlestick chart is key to determining the major trend.

It filters out short-term fluctuations, helping you see the overall market direction.

Uptrend: Highs and lows are both rising, this is the best time to buy on dips.


Downtrend: Highs and lows are both declining, consider shorting during a rebound.


Sideways fluctuations: Prices are bouncing back and forth within a range, avoid frequent entries during this time.


Remember, going with the trend is key,

trading against the trend often carries significant risks.

The second step, the 1-hour candlestick chart helps you find support and resistance.

After confirming the major direction, the 1-hour candlestick chart can help you determine the specific entry position.


When the price approaches support and the trend is good, you can enter.


When approaching previous highs or resistance, consider taking profits or reducing positions.

The 1-hour chart mainly helps you confirm the range and avoid trading in uncertain areas.


Finally, the 15-minute candlestick chart is used to precisely time your entry.

It is mainly used to find the best entry points,

rather than to determine the trend.

Wait until the price approaches a key position,

a reversal signal appears (such as engulfing patterns, bottom divergence, golden crosses, etc.),

then you can prepare to enter the market.



When trading volume increases, breakouts are more reliable,

otherwise, they are likely false breakouts.

How to effectively combine multiple periods?

First, clarify the direction of the trend using the 4-hour candlestick chart,

then find key support or resistance areas using the 1-hour candlestick chart,

finally use the 15-minute candlestick chart to determine the precise entry timing.

With this combination, you can more steadily seize every opportunity.

Tip⭐:

If the signals from different periods are inconsistent,

it’s better to choose to stay out and observe rather than rush in.

Short periods fluctuate quickly, setting stop-loss is very important,

Avoid being repeatedly stopped out.

Trend + Position + Timing, these three combined,

are much more efficient than simply looking at a single period's chart.


This multi-period candlestick method is the cornerstone of my stable profits.

I have been using it for over three years, with continuous adjustments.

It has become my standard configuration for trading.

Whether you can use it well depends on whether you are willing to spend time summarizing.

Deeply understand the market, rather than simply relying on short-term fluctuations.