medium · Volume Price Analysis vpa-core
How does the 'Three-Lane Highway' analogy assist in Multiple Time Frame (MTF) confirmation?
- It requires the trader to entirely ignore the lower time frame whenever the higher time frame sits in a congestion zone.
- It mandates that traded volume must be identical across all three time frames before any trade may be taken.
- It equates the fast lane (lower TF) to early signals and the slow lane (higher TF) to the dominant trend context.
- It suggests that only the middle time frame among the three ultimately determines the trade's direction.
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