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To identify the market structure, major support/resistance levels, and the dominant trend direction.

A 2021 study by Journal of Technical Analysis (Vol. 68) compared traders using single TF (15min only) vs. MTFA (Daily, 1H, 5min) over 2,000 trades on ES futures.

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Never trade against the HTF trend. If the daily chart is bullish, only look for buy signals on lower timeframes. MTFA (Daily, 1H, 5min) over 2,000 trades on ES futures

You don't know when you are wrong. If you buy based on a 15-min signal, but the daily trend is sideways, when do you cut losses?

Unless you are a highly experienced mean-reversion trader, never take an execution signal that goes against the trend of your macro anchor chart. Conclusion

If your primary execution chart is the 15-minute chart, your macro trend chart should not be the 1-minute chart or the Weekly chart. It should be the 1-hour chart ( Recommended Timeframe Combinations Trading Style Trend/Macro Chart Medium/Setup Chart Entry/Execution Chart Swing Trading 4-Hour (H4) Day Trading 4-Hour (H4) 1-Hour (H1) 15-Minute or 5-Minute Scalping 1-Hour (H1) 1-Minute or 5-Tick 3. Step-by-Step Top-Down Trading Strategy You don't know when you are wrong

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Look at your macro chart. Is the market making higher highs and higher lows (uptrend) or lower highs and lower lows (downtrend)?

Wait for price to reach a key area of interest (e.g., a pull-back to a broken support level). 3. Analyze the Lower Timeframe (15-Minute/5-Minute) Use this for timing your entry.