How do you view the 4-hour chart, hourly chart, and 15-minute chart for gold?

How to view the three charts of gold: the 4-hour chart, the hourly chart, and the 15-minute chart?

First, identify in the 4-hour chart that the trend has clearly shifted from upward to downward.

Once a downward trend is established in the 4-hour chart, at the hourly chart level, we should see a corresponding downtrend pattern. At this point, ideal entry points often appear during the rebound phase on the hourly chart. In the 15-minute chart, you might see prices rising, which, if viewed in isolation, could be mistaken for an opportunity. However, from the broader perspective of the hourly chart, it becomes clear that this is merely a rebound correction within the hourly downtrend.

Therefore, the key to the operation is to wait for the rebound on the 15-minute chart to reach its end and look for precise short entry signals there. At this moment, the 4-hour chart trend is downward, the hourly chart is at a turning point where the rebound is ending, and the 15-minute chart shows a clear pattern of stalling and falling. When these three timeframes align, it is the opportune moment to enter a short position. The above shows the same market movement across different timeframes. Comparing them together makes it more evident.