Explaining why high timeframe context prevents false signals when lower timeframes appear bullish.

We're expecting a lower high to form somewhere in here. This is in the premium of the weekly. If you didn't have all that weekly context, you might look at this chart on its own and be like, well, this kind of looks bullish. I don't know, man, higher highs, higher lows. Just to tire away, I'm just gonna long this thing. That's why it's so important to remember, pop down. We always start with the high time frame and we work our way lower. And we're looking for those spots where we have confluence between the high time frame and the low time frame, those turning points. So as this uptrend, which it is on the daily, comes to an end, we know that that is sinking back up with that high time frame downtrend in the most probable area for that to occur.