While timeframes may differ in terms of time scaling, it is important to understand that they should be used together rather than choosing one over the other. Each timeframe offers unique insights that, when combined, can provide a more comprehensive understanding of market dynamics.

It is essential to recognize that MetaForecast utilizes an algorithm to predict future market behavior based on underlying patterns, regardless of the specific timeframe.

For example, you can leverage MetaForecast to predict the price movements of 50 H1 (one-hour) candlesticks. To strengthen and validate these predictions, you can then use lower timeframes such as M15 (15-minute) and M1 (one-minute) to confirm the accuracy of the forecast.

Thank you, I will use this now.

Sir what is the best combination of settings? i mean like the one in the overview pictures, i tried but i can't find the consistent setting.
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There isn't a single best combination of settings that works universally for all symbols and timeframes. The only crucial parameter you may need to adjust is the "Past size"; you can leave all other parameters at their default values. You can experiment with different past sizes, such as 300, 600, 1000, 3000, and test them with recent price data to determine the best past size for the current market structure, then use that past size to predict future bars.

A helpful confirmation for your forecasts is as follows: Let's say the input "Future size" is 100. Instead of forecasting all 100 bars into the future, you can enter history mode and shift the starting point of forecasting (the virtual line) back by 10 bars. Try to find the past size that correctly predicts those 10 bars, then the remaining 90 bars in the future can be considered a valid prediction. I hope this helps you utilize this tool more effectively. Thank you.