Multi Timeframe Analysis
- 90 installs
- 32 repo stars
- Updated March 5, 2026
- bhala-srinivash/nse-trading-skills
multi-timeframe-analysis is an agent skill that applies the 3-screen weekly-daily-intraday method and confluence scoring for NSE/BSE equities.
About
multi-timeframe-analysis teaches agents and solo traders the three-screen workflow for Indian equities: weekly chart sets directional bias and major structure, daily chart defines the actionable setup, and four-hour or one-hour data times entries and tight stops. It stresses trading with the higher timeframe unless there is a deliberate, well-reasoned counter-trend plan, and it includes a confluence scoring lens so multiple screens must agree before commitment. The skill triggers on weekly trend questions, daily-versus-weekly checks, and explicit three-screen requests for NSE or BSE symbols. It does not require other skills in the repo but pairs logically after a single-timeframe technical pass. Builders use it during operating rhythms—pre-market prep, swing entries, and stop retests—when misaligned timeframes are the usual source of avoidable losses.
- 3-screen method: Weekly (bias) → Daily (setup) → 4H/1H (entry timing)
- Rule: trade with higher-timeframe trend unless explicitly overriding with strong reasons
- Weekly focus on 200-week MA and major S/R; daily on patterns and entry zones
- Confluence scoring system across screens for go/no-go discipline
- No mandatory upstream skill—framework applies to any supplied timeframe data
Multi Timeframe Analysis by the numbers
- 90 all-time installs (skills.sh)
- Ranked #528 of 1,106 Finance & Trading skills by installs in the Skillselion catalog
- Security screen: LOW risk (skills.sh audit)
- Data as of Jul 28, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| Installs | 90 |
|---|---|
| repo stars | ★ 32 |
| Security audit | 3 / 3 scanners passed |
| Last updated | March 5, 2026 |
| Repository | bhala-srinivash/nse-trading-skills ↗ |
What it does
Align NSE/BSE trades with weekly bias, daily setup, and 4H/1H entry timing using the 3-screen method and confluence scoring.
Who is it for?
Swing and positional traders on Indian markets who want hierarchical timeframe discipline before clicking buy or sell.
Skip if: Scalpers who ignore weekly structure entirely, investors who only rebalance quarterly, or symbols without usable multi-timeframe history.
When should I use this skill?
User asks for weekly trend, daily vs weekly analysis, multi-timeframe check, 3-screen analysis, higher timeframe bias, or entry timing across timeframes on Indian stocks.
What you get
You document weekly bias, daily setup, and intraday entry/stop levels with confluence scores before placing or adjusting trades.
- Weekly bias and major S/R notes
- Daily setup and entry zone
- 4H/1H entry and stop plan with confluence score
By the numbers
- 3-screen method (Weekly, Daily, 4H/1H)
- Confluence scoring system across aligned timeframes
Files
Multi-Timeframe Analysis
Higher timeframes set the direction. Lower timeframes refine the entry. Never trade against the higher timeframe trend unless you have very strong reasons.
The 3-Screen Method
| Screen | Timeframe | Purpose | What to Look For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Screen 1 | Weekly | Trend bias | Primary trend, major S/R, 200-week MA |
| Screen 2 | Daily | Setup | Pattern formation, indicator signals, entry zone |
| Screen 3 | 4H / 1H | Entry timing | Precise entry price, tight stop placement |
How to use it:
1. Weekly decides direction — only take trades in the weekly trend's direction 2. Daily identifies the setup — pullback to support in uptrend, rally to resistance in downtrend 3. Hourly/4H times the entry — wait for the lower TF to confirm reversal in your direction
Prerequisites
No dependencies required. Framework applies to any timeframe data. Enhanced with Groww MCP (multi-interval candles) or yfinance (pip install yfinance) for weekly/monthly history.
Fetching Multi-TF Data
When data tools are available:
Weekly: fetch_historical_candle_data with interval=1w
Daily: fetch_historical_candle_data with interval=1d
Hourly: fetch_historical_candle_data with interval=1h (limited to ~30 days)For weekly indicators via yfinance: yf.download("SYMBOL.NS", period="2y", interval="1wk")
Screen 1: Weekly Analysis
Check these on the weekly chart:
- Trend: Series of higher highs/lows (up) or lower highs/lows (down)?
- Position vs MAs: Price relative to 20W and 50W SMA
- RSI(14) weekly: Above 50 = bullish bias, below 50 = bearish bias
- Major S/R: Horizontal levels with multiple weekly touches
- Volume trend: Rising into the trend direction = healthy
Weekly verdict: Bullish / Bearish / Neutral — this sets your trading bias.
Screen 2: Daily Analysis
With the weekly bias established:
- Look for setups that align: Pullbacks to buy in uptrend, rallies to sell in downtrend
- Pattern identification: Flags, wedges, double bottoms/tops, breakouts
- Indicator signals: RSI, MACD, Bollinger on daily
- Volume: Confirmation of the setup (declining volume on pullback = healthy)
Daily verdict: Setup present / No setup / Counter-trend setup (risky)
Screen 3: Entry Timeframe (4H / 1H)
Once weekly bias + daily setup align:
- Wait for lower TF confirmation: A candlestick reversal pattern, RSI bounce, or MACD cross
- Place entry: At the confirmation signal
- Set stop: Based on lower TF structure (tighter = better R:R)
- Target: From daily/weekly levels
Confluence Scoring
Award 1 point for each alignment. This keeps you honest about setup quality.
| Factor | Point |
|---|---|
| Weekly trend agrees with trade direction | +1 |
| Daily shows valid setup pattern | +1 |
| RSI supports on daily timeframe | +1 |
| MACD supports on daily timeframe | +1 |
| Key S/R level provides clear stop or target | +1 |
| Volume confirms the move | +1 |
| Score | Action |
|---|---|
| 5-6 | Strong setup — full position size |
| 4 | Good setup — full position size |
| 3 | Marginal — half position size |
| 2 | Weak — skip or paper trade only |
| 0-1 | No setup — do not trade |
Common Mistakes
- Trading against the weekly trend hoping for a reversal — the weekly trend wins most of the time
- Using only one timeframe — you miss context and enter with poor timing
- Forcing alignment — if timeframes disagree, the answer is "no trade" not "trade anyway"
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FAQ
Who is multi-timeframe-analysis for?
NSE/BSE traders and agent-assisted operators who need weekly bias and intraday entry alignment before risk is deployed.
When should I use multi-timeframe-analysis?
When you ask for weekly trend versus daily setup, three-screen checks, higher-timeframe bias, or entry timing on 4H/1H for an Indian ticker.
Is multi-timeframe-analysis safe to install?
Review the Security Audits panel on this Prism page; the skill is methodological and any live data access depends on your separate MCP or broker tooling.