In forex trading, saying "HTF is stronger than LTF" means higher timeframes (HTF) are usually more reliable than lower timeframes (LTF). Here's what it means in simpler terms:
More Reliable Trends: Trends and patterns on higher timeframes (like H4 or daily charts) are usually more reliable and stable than those on lower timeframes (like m30, m15, m5).
Less Noise: Higher timeframes filter out much market noise, the random and often erratic price movements seen on lower timeframes. This makes it easier to see the true direction of the market.
Stronger Signals: Signals (like breakouts, reversals, or patterns) found on higher timeframes are considered stronger and more likely to result in significant price movements.
More Reliable Trends: Trends and patterns on higher timeframes (like H4 or daily charts) are usually more reliable and stable than those on lower timeframes (like m30, m15, m5).
Less Noise: Higher timeframes filter out much market noise, the random and often erratic price movements seen on lower timeframes. This makes it easier to see the true direction of the market.
Stronger Signals: Signals (like breakouts, reversals, or patterns) found on higher timeframes are considered stronger and more likely to result in significant price movements.
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