"The market tells many stories depending on the time window being evaluated and the ending one expects for its story."
In short time frames, a movement may appear to be a strong bullish trend. However, in longer time frames, the same movement may just be a pullback within a larger bearish trend.
Everything depends on the set of information analyzed.
That’s why I use multiple timeframes, combining fast indicators for anticipation and slow indicators for structural reading. This overlap reveals something essential: what seems like an opportunity in one time may be a trap in another.
The trader who sees only one frame sees only a fragment of the story.
Those who analyze multiple times begin to understand the real context of the market.
In the end, it’s not just about getting entries right, but about understanding which phase of the cycle we are in, where the risk is lower, where the asymmetry is greater, and where it makes sense to insist — or simply protect.
The market tells many stories, but having multiple sources of information is the best way to discover who is telling the truth.
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