We take the hourly chart as the core transaction, and call the daily chart of the previous level as the large cycle time, and the 15 minute chart as the small cycle time. It's sequential every time. When trading, I mainly care about the trend of the upper and lower time frames. Never jump directly from the monthly chart to the daily chart or hourly chart. Time period is actually a model for us to look at market trends.

For example, the weekly image telescope, the daily chart is closer, so the hourly chart is a magnifying glass, and 15 minutes is a microscope.

On the same chart, how are the size cycles related? What is the relationship between them?

Simply put, if the core trading chart is an hourly chart (60 points), then the direction of the 20-day moving average of the hourly chart is the core of the hourly chart, which is the "potential" of the hourly chart level. If you want to follow the trend, don't go against the 20-day moving average of this cycle. Similarly, the 5-day moving average on the hourly chart is the 20-day moving average on the 15-minute chart! The 20-day moving average on the hourly chart is also the 5-day moving average on the daily line.