All can work well. A persons psychology probably means they might be better at one of these than the others.
eg daytrading - some can't make it work, others spectacularly successful. What's the difference?
It has to be an individuals emotional attributes and challenges.
I totally agree, and more so with a persons own limitiations.
Limitations can be; psychology, no proven method, or a number of
reasons that could simply be based on a person's screen time.
If someone works during the day then they won’t have the luxury to
trade minor intra-day indictors during the day, so they would focus on
higher timeframes.
I trade US markets, but I don’t sit in front of the screen trading it. Most
of my trades are limit entries, but I still focus on day trades or hold
positions into the next.
This has nothing to do with the market, it has to do with my own
limitations, which is my current timezone and love of sleep.
However, the market (Trend/support/resistance) does often provide the
set-ups which can dictate and should dictate a person's approach...
Which in my case is heavily influenced by the movement of Price within Timeframes (Trends/Support/ & resistance) Entry-HOLD or FOLD.