Mr. Vivek Bajaj will discuss the multi-timeframe trading strategy in the 27th episode of Learn2Trade. This strategy can be adapted by both intraday and swing traders in the stock market. The multi-timeframe trading strategy uses two different types of charts with various time frames the durations of which may vary depending on how long each trade lasts. He will describe how to use the longer time frame to spot trends and the shorter time frame to create trades with a favorable risk-reward ratio. To learn how to generate trades effectively, watch this video.

What You Will Learn

This episode focuses on highlighting the concept of a Multi-timeframe trading strategy, a technique that involves observing different time frames to make informed trading decisions which is suitable for both Intraday and Swing traders in enhancing their careers in the Stock Market.     

Mr Bajaj shares a broad idea about utilizing the power of different timeframes to identify market trends effectively. This strategy works across all trading styles and with different timeframes to identify trends effectively. 

The Multi-timeframe template shows the price, indicators such as candlesticks, volume, RS (Relative Strength), RSI (Relative Strength Index) of the selected stock. He shows these features using a platform named TradingView, with which traders can choose what suits them the best. The market is divided into 3 sessions of 2 hours each, Vivek Bajaj explains the importance of using the 2 hours feature from TradingView for analyzing during intraday trading. 

For ease of understanding, Mr. Bajaj briefly states the difference between the trading styles: Intraday Trading vs Swing Trading. On one hand, Intraday Trading focuses on price movement, where indicators play a minor role, on the other hand, Swing Trading, which is of two types: Short Swing Trading and Long Swing Trading, involves analyzing longer time frames to determine potential trading opportunities. 

Additionally, he shows how to handle shorter timeframes for executing trades with a risk-free ratio. In this episode, Mr. Bajaj shows the examples of different charts and analyzes how to execute them to enhance your skills as a Multi- timeframe trader.

Trading is an art of elimination, every trader should learn when not to trade. Bajaj says that the market is designed to make us want to trade all the time, but smart traders know when to stay out.

So, if you are interested in knowing about the timeframe of the stock market trends and learning the art of elimination, this video is a must-watch for you!