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HTF (Higher Timeframe)
Definition
HTF (Higher Timeframe)
The largest of three timeframe roles. Provides directional context — not a trade signal.
Full Explanation
The HTF is read first, always. It provides the larger-scale environment in which TTF trades live. An HTF in a directional state to the upside tells you that any TTF short is a counter-HTF trade and carries the implications of working against a larger-scale current. An HTF in a balanced state means there is no larger-scale directional pressure. The HTF does not approve or veto TTF trades — it provides context that shapes how you manage whatever the TTF produces. Information flows from HTF to TTF, never the reverse.
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Chapter 14 · Timeframes
Three Roles
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