Multi-Timeframe Analysis in Forex
October 19, 2025•1 min read
Currency Strength Meter Team
Forex Analyst & Writer
#multi timeframe#technical analysis#forex strategy
Introduction
Multi-timeframe analysis bridges the gap between big-picture bias and precise execution. A strength meter gives the macro context; the chart gives your micro entry.
See multi-timeframe templates on www.currencystrengthsmeters.com.
Three-Step Approach
- Top timeframe (Daily or 4H) — identify direction using the strength meter and structure.
- Middle timeframe (1H) — spot pullbacks and continuation levels.
- Entry timeframe (15M) — execute with tight stops at confluence zones.
Benefits
- Avoids trading counter to macro trend.
- Helps refine entry risk.
- Aligns your trades with the overall market rhythm.
Example
If USD is strong daily and EUR weak, look for EUR/USD short setups.
On H4, confirm lower highs.
On M15, enter after rejection candle or micro double top.
Summary
Multiple timeframes = multiple confirmations. It’s like zooming in and out of the same truth.
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🔹 Key Takeaways
- Use strength meters to spot strong/weak pairs quickly.
- Combine with price action for accurate entries.
- Stay aware of major economic events.
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