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One of the questions you will ask yourself as you begin your journey in the forex market is “What time frame should I trade on?” You will sooner or later discover that this question is intrinsically more complex than it might seem at first glance. The research process will not only determine
the appropriate time frame for placing trades, but may also include other time frames that need to be looked at to determine what these trades are.Which is better, trading on the fast or slow time frames? The answer to this question depends on your personal preferences, each trader has their own personality. If you have not made up your mind yet, it may be a good idea to start working on a slower time frame, as it will help you trade in a less volatile environment and thus have a greater chance of correcting your mistakes. But if you decide to resort to scalping strategies from the first moment you enter the market, this will most likely be a wrong decision and may lead to the loss of all your money in a few minutes! On the contrary, starting to trade on the daily chart will give you days and weeks to address issues affecting your profitability in the early stages.
Forex time frames include 1 minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 4 hours, daily, weekly and monthly. These labels refer to the amount of time it takes to form one candle on each time frame. In other words, drawing one candle on the 1-minute timeframe takes one minute, while a new candle appears on each hour on the hourly time frame, and so on.