Trading idea for an upcoming breakout. Several day consolidation shows a big move is coming to the up or the downside. Which way? It's a 50:50 guess
So to trade it you can set stops and walk away.
Whichever one triggers, cancel the other and place your stoploss on the other side of the consolidation.
Having your stop-orders a little wider (e.g. don't enter the trade unless you clear the whole consolidation) will give you a worse entry but less chance of getting faked out
So to trade it you can set stops and walk away.
- Sell short stop @7825
- Buy long stop @7959
Whichever one triggers, cancel the other and place your stoploss on the other side of the consolidation.
Having your stop-orders a little wider (e.g. don't enter the trade unless you clear the whole consolidation) will give you a worse entry but less chance of getting faked out
Trade active
Short entry triggered with break below 7825. Got 7853 as entry Stoploss above the consolidation at 8129
Note
For the brave... a possible continuation is forming on 1-hour Heiken Ashi chart. I would prefer to see a bit more consolidation and upside before selling this but you don't aalways see it in a bear marketTrade active
Two shorts still open. Using the Heiken Ashi method of identifying trend continuation we get pretty good entries into trades
Trade closed manually
All positions closed. Breakout UP. Successful short from 7900 to 6800 area with 3 short closes in the consolidation of 6500-7000Disclaimer
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