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TTF (Trading Timeframe)
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TTF (Trading Timeframe)
The middle of three timeframe roles. Where the structure and the trade decision live.
Full Explanation
The TTF is where the trade actually happens. It is the timeframe on which you identify the tradeable structure, define the mechanical wrong point, and form the thesis. The HTF provides context for the TTF read. The LTF times the execution of what the TTF has identified. If the TTF has no tradeable structure, there is no trade — regardless of what the HTF looks like or what the LTF is doing. The TTF is the source of the trade idea. It cannot be bypassed.
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Chapter 14 · Timeframes
Three Roles
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