My analysis of the relationships among different timeframes: 4-hour, 8-hour, 12-hour, daily, 3-day, weekly, and monthly charts:

1. The larger timeframes (monthly, weekly) serve as the framework, while the smaller timeframes contain the specific details. If you are a market maker, you will understand that the larger timeframes dictate the overall structure and key nodes of the market. How to play within the smaller timeframes is about adaptability, based on actual goals and how to maximize profits.

2. The movements in smaller timeframes gradually form the trends in larger timeframes, pushing upward layer by layer like waves. For example, if we see a KDJ golden cross on the 4-hour chart, then after a day, the 6-hour chart also shows a golden cross, and after another day, the 12-hour chart shows a golden cross. This is how influence propagates step by step.

However, upward movement is not always smooth; there can be setbacks. Careful observation can reveal clues and help determine the direction.

3. Resonance between large and small timeframes, and the same indicators.

When analyzing, I consider resonance between different indicators on the same chart to assess the accuracy of the trend.

Resonance can also occur between the same indicators across different timeframes! 👇

For example, if the monthly KDJ is at the bottom and the weekly KDJ is also at the bottom; or the monthly RSI is at the bottom and the weekly RSI is also at the bottom. Such strong signals from resonance indicate a bottom in the major cycle! Do you understand?

That’s all I can think of for now.