Third trader with the same analysis. Same Rules; hold until green line is reached.
ノート
holding overnight.
トレード稼働中
トレード終了: 利益確定目標に到達
Technical Analysis of USD/CHF on the 15-Minute Chart – Review of Week 29
The analysis showed that it took 12 days to reach my first target. It then took another 6 days to reach the second target, marked by the second green line, with a gain.
As I explain in my "TimeFrame-Tipps", the choice of timeframe for technical analysis is crucial.
WARNING: It is not recommended to do day trading on 15-minute charts.
Conclusion: One can and should close several trades during these days.
However, to follow my analysis on 15-minute charts, it is advisable to hold positions longer. Last week, I was mostly in the red with this position and incurred corresponding SWAP costs.
For traders who are used to opening and closing multiple positions daily, trading on a 15-minute chart can be tiring as it often involves a lot of waiting. However, this can be an advantage if you are employed and cannot or do not want to constantly monitor the charts.
I also recommend conducting analyses on different timeframes to get a better overview of market movements. I do analyses that I close on the same day. Unfortunately, I cannot publish 1-minute charts on TradingView, which limits the implementation of my short-term analyses.
In summary, patience in trading on the 15-minute chart or any other timeframe can and will be rewarded.
My analyses are designed to make trading easier.
If you have any questions or would like a personalized analysis, feel free to contact me. Benefit from my knowledge and experience in trading. Thank you and good luck with your trading!