Why Time Frames Don't Affect Market Movement?
First of all, it is important to understand that price movement is a process that is formed by buying and selling activities. Prices are determined and fluctuate over time, creating price lines like a thread. This is the simplest way to represent prices.
Time frames only appear when we “frame” the price ourselves. For example, if the price moves within a minute, it will be represented as a 1-minute (1M) candle. Similarly, if the price moves within a day, it will be represented as a 1-day (1D) candle.
Therefore, time frame is not the determining factor in market formation.
The nature of time frames and candles is like an indicator, created to help us interpret the market in our own way. Indicators are like tools, can be useful but can also be confusing.
Once we understand how price is formed, we will see that time frames do not affect supply and demand.
In addition, some of you have wondered whether it is necessary to look at the 1H frame when analyzing resistance zones and trends on the 15M frame. If you have learned about the nature of time frames, you will have the answer to this question.
Hope this sharing will help you have a clearer view on this issue!
