Every timeframe is its own read
Antick analyses each timeframe separately. A 15m read and a 4H read of the same asset are two independent analyses, each recalculated when its own candle closes: every 15 minutes for 15m, every 4 hours for 4H.
That is why the same asset can be Trending on 1H and Ranging on 1D at the same time. Neither is wrong; they describe different horizons.
Short timeframes react, long timeframes describe
5m, 15m and 30m react to every small move. They suit intraday decisions but carry more noise. 4H, 12H and 1D move slowly and describe the structure that intraday moves happen inside.
Use two timeframes together
A simple habit: read one timeframe above the one you trade. The higher timeframe sets the context, the lower one helps with timing. If they disagree, treat the lower-timeframe read as less settled.
Smart Cross-TimeFrame Alignment (SCTA) does exactly this check for you and flags moves that are not backed by the higher timeframe as Fake Alignment.
See every timeframe at once
Each engine has a Multi-Timeframe page that shows the same read on every timeframe in one grid, so agreement and conflict stand out without switching back and forth.
Timeframes and your plan
The number of timeframes you can open depends on your plan; the Current Plan card on Overview shows how many your plan includes.