Transcript of Copy my trading timeframes, it’ll 5x your profits
Emmanuel Malyarovich
0:00One of the biggest mistakes that most0:02traders make, and I guarantee that0:04you're making in your trading, is using0:06the wrong time frames. This was actually0:09one of the first lessons that my father0:11taught me 5 years ago, and it completely0:13changed the way that I trade. If you0:16implement exactly what I'm about to0:18teach you in this video, it'll help you0:20filter out lowquality setups and help0:23you identify highquality trades that can0:26make you money. Seriously, this alone0:28could help you three to 5x your results0:31if you apply it properly. Let's not0:33waste any time and let's hop right into0:35the video to prove to you that I0:37actually make money with everything that0:39I'm going to be teaching you in this0:40video. These are my last six months of0:43personal brokerage statements. I use0:45Charles Schwab think or swim platform0:47and these are my statements from0:49November of 2024 all the way to April of0:522025. And the reason I'm showing you0:54these statements is to be as real and as0:56transparent as possible. I've had people0:58ask me to actually see my results on my1:01personal brokerage account. So happy to1:04do that. If I go ahead and refresh the1:06screen on my Charles Schwab account and1:08I go from1:10November 1st to uh June of 2024 to June1:152nd of 2025, I made a little bit over1:19$431,000 on my account with a cumulative1:23rate of return of1:25$240. In this video, I'm going to1:27completely reshape the way that you look1:30at time frames. And what if I told you1:32that I don't actually use one specific1:35time frame for all of my trades? And to1:39show you how you should perceive using1:41time frames, we're going to use an1:43analogy. Imagine we have a mountain1:46right here. And let's say you are at the1:48bottom of the mountain. This is you1:51chilling. You're at the bottom of the1:53mountain. I have a question for you. Are1:55you truly going to have a perspective of1:59what's going on around you when you're2:01at the bottom of the mountain? Like, are2:03you going to understand what the2:04landscape is around you? Where the hills2:06are, where the birds are, where the, you2:09know, creeks are, the lakes, the rivers,2:11whatever. Are you going to have a2:13perspective of what's going on around2:14you? Well, not really. You're literally2:16at the bottom of the mountain. Like,2:18imagine being at the bottom. You can't2:19really see what's going on around you.2:21But as you move up the mountain, right,2:24let's say you're right here. Are you2:27going to have a better perspective of2:29what's going on beneath you at this2:31point of the mountain? Well, absolutely.2:33You have a much better perspective. You2:35could somewhat see the landscape, the2:38trees, the lakes, etc. You have a better2:41perspective than when you were at the2:43bottom of the mountain. Now, let's say2:45you're at the top of the mountain. Are2:47you going to have a better perspective?2:48Well, of course, in fact, you're going2:50to have the ultimate perspective of2:53what's going on beneath you and around2:55you because you're at the top. You see2:57everything that's down below. You know2:59what the landscape is. You know where3:00the rivers are. You see everything3:02because you're at the top of the3:04mountain. You have the ultimate3:05perspective. And this is the way that I3:07would perceive and understand time3:10frames. When you're at the bottom of the3:12mountain, that's like looking at smaller3:14time frames in your trading. And then as3:16you move up and up the mountain, that's3:19like looking at the higher the larger3:23time frames in your trading where the3:25larger time frames they give you3:27perspective on what that stock or what3:30that crypto whatever you're trading3:32whatever it is doing. It gives you the3:33ultimate perspective. It gives you the3:36kind of long-term bias of what's going3:38on. And then as you go down the3:40mountain, you could, you know, your3:42perspective kind of shrinks and shrinks3:44and shrinks. And this is the way that I3:46would think about time frames. And the,3:49you know, the point that I'm trying to3:50make here is it's not about using one3:54time frame. There are so many videos on3:56YouTube that will tell you use exactly3:58these time frames and you'll find4:00success. No, that's not what trading is4:02about. Trading is about multiple time4:06frame analysis. Right? And this is one4:08of the biggest mistakes that most4:10beginner traders make. They don't look4:12at multiple time frames before they4:15enter into a trade. And frankly, you are4:18trading blindly. If you're only4:21considering one time frame before taking4:23a trade, I want you to think about the4:24last, let's say, 10 trades that you4:26took. How many time frames did you look4:28at before you entered into those trades?4:31What were you just looking at the five4:33minute chart or the one minute chart and4:34you entered and then ended up being a4:36loser and you were like, uh, why was4:37this a loser? I want you to ask4:39yourself, be honest with yourself. Are4:41you actually looking at multiple time4:42frames? And if not, why not? And what4:46we're looking for when we're reading4:48multiple time frames is alignment.4:51Alignment. This is called multiple time4:54frame alignment. Where multiple time4:56frames are telling you the same thing,4:59right? They're all telling you what the5:02stock is doing. They're not conflicting,5:04right? So alignment would be like five5:06minute is uptrending, 15-minute is5:09uptrending, hourly is uptrending, daily5:11is bullish. That's alignment. Conflict5:13would be like five minute is is in a5:15downtrend, 15-minute is sideways, um5:18daily is in an uptrend, hourly is5:20sideways. Like that's not alignment.5:22That's conflict. Right? And we're going5:23to be looking at really specific5:25examples of how this works. All right?5:28So, what I want you to focus on in this5:30little example, in this exercise here,5:32because this concept is actually5:34extremely simple. Looking at multiple5:36time frames is really simple. And don't5:38worry, I will tell you what time frames,5:40what multiple time frames I use in my5:42trading every single day. That's a5:43little bit later in the video. This is5:46equally as important. I want you to look5:48at the current time frame in each one of5:50these examples. And what we're going to5:52be doing is considering and asking5:54ourselves, are we going to take this5:56trade on the current time frame based on5:59what the lower time frame is doing and6:01based on what the higher time frame is6:03doing. So let's look at this first6:04example. What's the current time frame?6:05Well, it looks like we're in a very6:07strong uptrend. We have a rising 20 MA6:10under price and looks like we have like6:11a buy setup retracement pattern. This6:13looks bullish. It looks like we're we6:15want to go long on the current time6:17frame. So let's think about should we go6:18long? What is the lower time frame6:20doing? Well, the lower time frame is in6:23a downtrend and looks bearish. Okay,6:26looking like it's actually going to6:28drop, declining 20. Higher time frame is6:30essentially doing the same thing, right?6:32In a downtrend, declining 20, bearish.6:36Are we going to take this trade on the6:37current time frame? Should be absolutely6:40obvious. No, obviously not because the6:42lower time frame is bearish and the6:45higher time frame is bearish. Make6:47sense? Easy enough. Let's move on. What6:50about this situation? The current time6:53frame, same exact thing. We're looking6:55to go long for a buy setup retracement6:57play. Strong uptrend. We want to go long6:59and make money to the upside. Lower time7:01frame looks good as well. Almost7:03identical. Bullish uptrend looks good.7:06Higher time frame is bearish and in a7:10downtrend. I want you to pause the7:11video. Are we going to take this setup?7:15And the answer should be no. we're not7:18going to take this setup. The, you know,7:20we always put more emphasis on what the7:24higher time frame is doing. So, in this7:26case, the higher time frame is bearish.7:28If the higher time frame is bearish,7:30that's like the upward perspective,7:32right? That's like the top of the7:33mountain is bearish, right? And then the7:36bottom of the mountain is bullish. Are7:38we going to take this trade? No. Right?7:40Because the higher time frame is just7:42way more important than the lower time7:43frames. This is what gives you the bias.7:45We always want to be trading in the7:47direction of the higher time frame. All7:50right, makes sense. Should be easy.7:51Higher time frames more important than7:53lower time frames in terms of direction.7:56Next, we have the current time frame7:58right here. Bullish looks higher. Great.8:01Lower time frame looks bullish. Higher8:03uptrend, great. Higher time frame,8:05bullish, uptrend looks great. Perfect.8:08This is excellent. This is exactly what8:10I want to see because the lower time8:12frame is bullish in an uptrend. Current8:14time frame is bullish in an uptrend.8:16Higher time frame is bullish and in an8:17uptrend. Excellent. This is obvious.8:20Exactly what we want to see. This is8:21multiple time frame alignment. Now let's8:24look at this example. And this is going8:25to be interesting. Current time frame8:28looks good. Uptrend same exact, right?8:30We want to go long. Higher time frame8:32looks good as well, right? You know,8:35uptrend bullish uptrend looks great,8:38right? Current time frame and higher8:39time frame looks great. Remember, we put8:41more emphasis on the higher time frame.8:43Everything's looking good. What is the8:45lower time frame doing? Well, the lower8:47time frame is bearish in a downtrend.8:50So, what do we do here? And you actually8:53have two options. Your number one option8:56is you could say, "Hey, I don't care8:58about the lower time frame. The current9:00time frame looks excellent. The higher9:02time frame looks excellent. The old, you9:04know, the longer term bias is on my9:06side. I really like the quality of the9:08setup. I don't care if the lower time9:10frame is bearish because the current9:12time frame and the higher time frame9:13looks good. I'm taking the trade. That's9:15option number one. Option number two,9:18you can be patient, maybe pass on the9:21initial setup and wait for the lower9:25time frame to turn bullish. Wait for9:27this to uh um uh what's it called? Uh9:31end the downtrend and begin an uptrend9:33or wait for the 20 MA to start curling9:35up. Right? You essentially wait for the9:38the lower time frame to begin aligning9:41or you wait for the lower time frame to9:43begin aligning with the current time9:44frame with the higher time frame. Jesus,9:46the words mixed me up, but you guys get9:48my point here, right? We wait for the9:51lower time frame to begin looking9:53bullish and that will give us our final9:55confirmation to go long. So those are9:58your two options in this case where the10:00current time frame looks looks good,10:01higher time frame looks good to go long,10:04lower time frame is bearish, you could10:06just take the trade anyway because you10:07know you like the current and higher10:09time frame or you wait for the lower10:11time frame to turn bullish. Wait for the10:1320 to begin rising, wait for the10:15downtrend to end and for an uptrend to10:18begin forming. Those are kind of your10:20options and this is the way I look at10:22every single scenario, every single10:24trade um in the markets. Excellent.10:26Let's go ahead and look at some reall10:28life examples. And this was actually a10:30trade that I took the other day or that10:33I was considering taking the other day.10:35So let's look at this EOSE on the 1510:38minute time frame. All right, what do we10:40have? We have a declining 20 period10:42moving average. Looks good. We dropped,10:45we kind of retraced that drop, we moved10:48down, and then we began basing into the10:50declining 20 MA on the on the 15minute10:55chart. And we were gearing up for a10:56breakdown. It looks like this wanted to10:58break the lows of this base. That would11:00be our entry. Stop loss above this11:03pivot. It was looking good for a11:04breakdown, right? I was actually11:06considering this. Now, let's look at the11:08daily time frame. What do we see on the11:10daily? Well, the day before we had a,11:12you know, nice gap down, big move lower.11:14I actually made money on the EOSC this11:16day. The next day, this is this day11:18right here. So, this stat, uh, this11:20setup is on this day right here. we gap11:24down again and then we start, you know,11:26we attempt to move lower. Now, notice11:28how we have the 200 period moving11:30average acting as support. So, this is11:34an example where the 15-minut time frame11:37looks good to break down, looks good for11:40a short, but the daily time frame is11:42directly into the 200 period moving11:45average, which is acting like support11:47for this stock. And this is an example11:49where we use multiple time frames.11:5215-minute looks good, but we have to11:54check the higher time frame, which is11:56the daily chart. And then we see that,11:58you know, this stock is into support.12:01So, what was the outcome of this trade?12:04Well, it didn't end up working. It12:06actually ended up failing, right? It12:08almost it basically triggered kind of12:10triggered and then immediately failed12:12and it would have hit your stop-loss.12:14But that trade could have been easily12:17avoided by just looking at multiple time12:21frames by looking at the current time12:22frame and then looking at the larger12:24time frame to see do we have support12:26below. What is the overall trend on the12:29larger time frame? Does it look good or12:31not? Right? In this case, the overall12:32trend was bearish, right? We had a gap12:34down. We were continuing lower even on12:36this day, but we had support at the 200.12:38So the setup ended up failing and I12:41ended up avoiding this loss. Why?12:43because I looked at the higher time12:45frame. I used multiple time frame12:48analysis. Let's look at another example12:50here. So, this stock actually gapped up12:53on this day right here, right? You could12:55kind of see the 20 MA starting to curl12:57under price. It looks like it's starting13:00to form an uptrend, right? We have a13:02low, high, low, high, low, high, right?13:05We have an uptrend and then we have a13:07kind of like a retracement buy setup13:09here where we move up, we retrace. We13:11ended up actually gapping right here,13:14right? And I saw this um on this13:16morning, right? I this this was like13:18last week. So on the morning, I saw that13:21we were opening at this price around13:22$27. This was before the market actually13:25opened. So this was the pre-market price13:27that I was seeing for this stock. So13:29what did I do? I went to the daily time13:30frame and I checked, you know, does this13:33stock have room to actually run? Where13:36is the next resistance area if I decided13:39to go long on this stock? And remember,13:41I'm a gap trader. So, as soon as I saw13:43this gap up, you know, it's kind of13:45clearing this little resistance here. I13:47was interested in potentially going long13:48on it. And I looked to the left and I13:50saw, hey, we have a bunch of resistance13:52here. This is the next resistance area.13:54And let's see how the trade ended up13:56playing out. All right. And we ended up,14:00you know, moving higher. We we had that14:02gap. We opened right here. A gap is an14:04overnight change in price. So, you could14:06literally see that there's a gap in14:07price. Maybe I think this happened14:09because of earnings or some news. That's14:11irrelevant. I only really look at the14:13price action, but we gapped up. I saw14:15that we had room to run to the next14:17resistance area, and that's exactly14:18where we ended up kind of finishing off14:20that uh that day's move. From there,14:23once we established there was a gap on14:25the daily time frame, the gap had room14:28to run to the next resistance area. We14:30go to the smaller time frames, the uh in14:33this case, the two-minut chart, right?14:36And we found a setup. We had a move up14:38retracement and this is just a picture14:41perfect buy setup. Picture perfect14:43retracement pattern, right? 40 to 60%14:45retracement, multiple entry bars. Entry14:48would have been over the highs of these14:49dogee bars. Stop loss would be below14:52this bottoming tail and we saw just an14:54amazing move higher. And I actually14:57teach the buy setup and this retracement15:00pattern in my free 10 plus hour course.15:03It is genuinely better than most paid15:05courses on the internet. I 100%15:07recommend that you watch it. It'll15:08actually build the foundation for your15:11trading. It is 10 plus hours of just15:13pure sauce. Watch it and combine what15:15you learn in my free education in my15:18free course with everything that I teach15:20on my YouTube channel. But hopefully you15:22guys are kind of getting the idea here.15:24I don't want this video to be too long.15:25I kind of want this to be a rapidfire15:27video for you to learn from. But15:29hopefully this makes sense. We start off15:31looking at the daily chart. We identify15:33the gap. identify what the next15:35resistance area is. It was a gap up15:38above resistance. Love it. Then I went15:40to the smaller time frames to find a15:41potential entry. In this case right15:43here, I found an entry on the intraday15:46time frame. I checked the larger time15:48frame to see if it looked good, to see15:50what the trend was, to see if we had15:52support beneath us, and we we ended up15:55having support and I ended up avoiding15:56this trade and I avoided um losing money15:59on this position because I checked16:01multiple time frames. And this is kind16:03of the system that you want to use. Now,16:04let's go ahead and cover what time16:06frames I actually use for trading16:09stocks. And right off the bat, I am16:11always looking at the higher time16:12frames. For everything that I do, I'm16:15always keeping an eye on the daily time16:18frame and the hourly time frame for16:20every single one of my trades. So, when16:22the market first opens, I'm primarily16:24focusing on the one minute and the16:26two-minut chart. And you know, closer to16:2910:00 a.m. I'm definitely focusing on16:31the 5minut chart as well. Then from16:3410:00 a.m. to like 12:30 p.m. I'm16:36focusing mainly on the 2-minut and the 516:39minute primarily really the five and16:40then of course a little bit of the 15.16:42As we move towards 12, 12:30. I'm more16:46and more looking at the 15minut time16:48frame. And then from 12:30 to 4 p.m. I'm16:50mainly looking at the five and the 1516:52for my entries and for my setups. All16:56right. And I do occasionally look at the16:58one in the two-minute charts as well,17:00just for extra confirmation. And you17:02know, this is what I do. And I'm always17:06looking at the daily and hourly, right?17:07So it's in conjunction. It's not like17:10only this time frame or only that time17:12frame. We're looking at multiple time17:14frames. And that's what gives me an edge17:16compared to other traders. I'm really17:17good at analyzing multiple time frames17:20because every now and then you'll get a17:21setup that looks amazing on the five,17:24amazing on the 15, even looks kind of17:26good on the daily, but then the hourly17:27will be into resistance, right? Or the17:30opposite. Maybe the intraday time frames17:33aren't that great. Maybe the five and17:35the 15 are okay setups, but the hourly17:38and daily chart have, you know, a17:41fantastic setup where it was a high17:44quality gap up or gap down. The hourly17:47chart looks amazing, but the 15 and the17:50five don't look as good. Sometimes I'll17:52still take that setup um because of how17:55good the higher time frames are. Does17:58that make sense? So, it's really, you18:00know, I'm always emphasizing the higher18:02time frames and the current time frames.18:03All right. And don't get hung up on the18:06exact time of day, right? It doesn't18:08matter like if it's like18:109:57, you know, that's not like there's18:12no like exact time where I transition to18:14another time frame. It's kind of like18:16flexible. I'm very free with my trading.18:18I'm kind of looking at all of them to be18:19honest. In terms of swing trading, we're18:21primarily looking at the hourly time18:23frame, daily time frame, weekly time18:25frame, or monthly time frame. Monthly18:27time frames are a bit much, right? A lot18:30of times you don't really need to look18:31at the monthly. It's mainly hourly,18:33daily, weekly. If you find a setup off18:36the weekly time frame, you want to go to18:38the daily time frame to find a setup. If18:41you find a setup on the daily time18:42frame, you want to go to the hourly time18:45frame to find a setup. Right? So, let's18:47say you find a setup on a particular18:49time frame on a higher time frame. You18:51can go to the smaller time frame to find18:54an entry for that setup. And this will18:57allow you to find potentially a better19:00entry. And you could also even get a19:02tighter stop-loss. Right? So, let me19:04kind of show you um an example of this.19:07I'm gonna kind of draw it out. Let's say19:08you have like a nice little uptrend and19:10you get a buy setup. And let's say this19:12is the 15minute time frame. Maybe if you19:15go to the five minute time frame right19:18here, you get, you know, I don't know, a19:21tighter stop where you can maybe put19:23your stop here, entry there. But if you19:26did it on the 15, your entry would be19:27here. You know, does that make sense?19:29So, you're able to use a tighter stop um19:31and as a result have a better reward to19:34risk. This is not the best example. I'm19:36kind of just drawing off the top of my19:37head, but you guys get the point, right?19:39You see a setup, you can go to the19:41smaller time frame to find an entry into19:43that setup, find a stop-loss into that19:46setup, and as a result, have a tighter19:48spread, uh, tighter stop, and have19:50better reward to risk. Right? Hopefully,19:53this makes sense. So, if sometimes if I19:54see a really nice daily setup, I'll go19:57to the hourly for my entry. I find a19:58nice weekly setup, I'll go to the daily20:00for my entries. So, you could play20:02around with this. You could use multiple20:03time frames and get creative with your20:06entries. In summary, guys, this concept20:09is actually incredibly simple. Always20:11look at multiple time frames. And this20:14will allow you to filter out a lot of20:17the lowquality trades that you're taking20:19because I guarantee you're taking trades20:21that look maybe amazing on the 15-minute20:23time frame, but then when you look at20:24the daily or the hourly, it doesn't look20:27good at all. And maybe, you know, by20:29using multiple time frames, that would20:31save you from taking the trade and save20:33you from losing money. Does that make20:35sense? It's it's a really simple kind of20:37concept, right? And these are the time20:38frames that I use in my trading. And20:41it's all about just using multiple time20:43frame analysis and always looking for20:45alignment. You always want, you know,20:47ideally you want to see this. You want20:51most of your trades, 80% of your trades20:53to look like this. Lower time frame is20:55in sync. Current time frame is in sync.20:57Higher time frame is in sync. Everything20:59looks good. There are multiple qualities21:01that are converging together to make it21:03a high probability setup. And you're21:05probably going to make money most of the21:07time trading this quality of trade. And21:10the other setups you should be taking21:12are like this where maybe the current21:14time frame looks good, the higher time21:15frame looks good, but the lower time21:16frame isn't quite ready yet. In that21:18case, you could be patient and wait for21:20it to set up. And realistically, guys,21:22unless it's like a small scalp, you21:25should never really be taking setups21:27when the higher time frame is uh in21:30conflict with the current time frame and21:32the lower time frame. Hopefully this21:34makes sense, guys. If you found this21:35video helpful, make sure you like,21:37subscribe, leave a comment on the21:39channel. Let me know what you thought21:40about the video. 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Make sure you watch22:31my free 10 plus hour course. Make sure22:33you watch my other YouTube videos.22:35Combine all of that information. It'll22:37really help build a foundation for your22:39trading. And hopefully this video, you22:41know, can help you, you know, not take22:44as many losing trades and even help you22:46identify high quality setups. I'll see22:48you guys on the next
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