Technical Analysis Using Multiple Timeframes Brian Shannon 💯 No Survey

Clear higher highs and higher lows; price stays above key moving averages.

Weekly chart. Used to check major support/resistance and institutional health.

Daily chart. Used to identify the larger trend and major overhead resistance or underlying support. technical analysis using multiple timeframes brian shannon

Brian Shannon has built a legacy not just by making money in the markets for over three decades but by teaching others how to stop gambling and start trading with a professional edge. His methodology of using technical analysis across multiple timeframes, combined with the objective truth of Volume-Weighted Average Price, strips emotion out of the equation and replaces it with structured logic. Whether you are a day trader, a swing trader, or a long‑term investor, learning to view the market through Shannon's lens—interpreting the higher timeframe macro trend before zooming into the lower timeframe execution—is a mastery that can dramatically change the trajectory of your financial future.

Reviewed in the United States on 9 October 2024. Format: Hardcover. Brian Shannon's "Technical Analysis Using Multiple Timeframes" Clear higher highs and higher lows; price stays

In Shannon’s trading system, VWAP serves as the on intraday timeframes. The rule is straightforward: you don’t buy until price reclaims VWAP while the intermediate trend is bullish. You don’t short until price loses VWAP while the intermediate trend is bearish.

Volatility increases significantly as buyers try to push the price higher but face heavy institutional selling. Daily chart

When price is above an AVWAP, buyers have been in control since that anchor event. When price is below it, sellers remain dominant. This gives you an without the subjectivity of traditional trendlines.

Higher timeframes (Weekly/Daily) define the "tide."

This is the only stage where you should be aggressively long. Stage 3: Distribution The uptrend stalls and price becomes volatile.