Market flow works on any timeframe at any time on any pair, so it is a very versatile tool for determining direction.
One thing to bear in mind is that, as with everything else we teach here, the higher timeframes rule so to get maximum success from using market flow you need to be aware and ideally in line with what the market flow is doing on the higher time frames. The most important timeframes that you should be watching market flow on are the 1 hour, the 4 hour and the daily.
You can just use one of these timeframes if you like, and if you do decide to just use one higher timeframe for your market flow, I would recommend that you use 4 hour. But remember that if you have a confluence of all three in agreement your trade stands a much better chance of success.
The more confluence the better; as is true with everything in Forex, including market flow.
In summary, market flow is the most up to date and accurate indicator of direction that you can get because it is determined using the price which in itself is more powerful than all other indicators combined.
Of course as with everything else I teach you should never just use market flow on its own to enter trades, use it in combination with other tools and always gather a confluence of factors in your favour before taking any trade.
So next let’s look at some of the tools you may use in order to enter the market and more importantly how you can use them to do so.