TFC System
Higher, medium and lower timeframes, scored into one alignment read.
The Timeframe Confluence (TFC) System checks whether the higher (HTF), medium (MTF) and lower (LTF) timeframes agree before a signal is trusted. It condenses that read into a single alignment score attached to every row in the scanner.
Trading with full timeframe agreement keeps entries pointed in the direction of the dominant trend and cuts down on counter-trend noise — one of the biggest sources of avoidable losses for retail traders.
Three-tier alignment
HTF, MTF and LTF each read independently, then combined into one score.
On every signal
TFC travels with each scanner row so you instantly see whether the timeframes agree.
Trend-first entries
Prioritise setups where the higher timeframe backs the lower-timeframe trigger.
Noise reduction
De-prioritise signals that fight the dominant regime.
TFC is the context layer under every signal — the same multi-timeframe logic explored in our research, applied automatically across the whole market.
What does TFC stand for?
Timeframe Confluence — the degree to which higher, medium and lower timeframes agree on direction and regime.
Why does timeframe agreement matter?
Entries aligned with the higher timeframe tend to face less counter-trend pressure than trades that fight the dominant trend.
Can I require full TFC agreement?
Yes — the scanner lets you prioritise or filter for signals with full multi-timeframe alignment.
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