Large hourly analysis refers to schematics that form on the 4-12 hour time frame, where each candle represents 4 to 12 hours. These larger time frames help capture more significant market movements. Sometimes, a schematic might be challenging to identify, which is why we also analyze smaller time frames.

Small hourly analysis pertains to the 1-2 hour time frame, where each candle represents 1 to 2 hours, providing more granular insights into market trends.

Large schematics generally take longer to develop, typically between 1 and 3 months. These opportunities often yield the highest profits. You might hold a trade for a month and achieve a 20% gain on a 1x leverage if the range is wide enough. At a minimum, you could be in a trade for a few weeks.

Confirmations are a set of trusted indicators that help verify a schematic and trade entry. For instance, if a schematic appears to be faking out a high or low, we can use the overbought or oversold indicators to determine if we are in a favorable trading zone.