Successful trading is not about “guessing the market”, but about clear strategies and discipline. Today I will show you 5 setups that really work and will help you find the entry point with the best risk management.
1️⃣ Breakout & Retest
✅ How I work:
The price breaks through the rhubarb (strong support/support).
Then it turns around, tests this rope and jumps.
🔍 What you need to joke about:
High volume under breakdown (strong impulse).
A clear retest without any deep push back.
Candle pattern confirmation (pin bar, clay, etc.).
📈 De vikoristuvati:
Cryptocurrency
Forex
Stock market
🔸 Example: BTC/USD breaks through $50,000, turns around, tests it as support - and goes up.
🛑 Stop loss: after the breakout (with a small margin).
🎯 Goal: 1:2 or 1:3 for risk management.
2️⃣ False Breakout
✅ How I work:
The price breaks through the rhubarb, but then quickly turns back.
This is a trap for those who “run after the market.”
🔍 What you need to joke about:
Great tail of the candle after breakdown (manipulation).
The volume falls after the breakdown - shows the weakness of the rukh.
Confirming reversal pattern (pin bar, clay).
📈 De vikoristuvati:
Crypt
Forex
NASDAQ, S&P500
🔸 Example: The price of Ethereum breaks through $3,500, but it quickly turns around under this pressure – the witches “took control.”
🛑 Stop loss: beyond the extreme of the fake breakout.
🎯 Purpose: front level of support/support.
3️⃣ Liquidity Grab
✅ How it works:
The price breaks through the level sharply, knocking out stops.
Then returns to the zone and changes direction.
🔍 What to look for:
A strong impulse movement with a sharp pullback.
Knocking out stops (candle tails).
High volume on the return.
📈 Where to use:
Forex
Stock markets
Cryptocurrency
🔸 Example: Before a big drop, BTC makes a sharp jump above $52,000, collects stops of longs - and then falls to $48,000.
🛑 Stop loss: short, following a manipulation move.
🎯 Target: the nearest liquidity zone.
4️⃣ Trendline Bounce
✅ How it works:
Price tests the trendline and bounces.
🔍 What to look for:
Minimum 3 touches of the trendline (it should be strong).
Bounce with confirmation (candlestick patterns, volume).
Previous support or resistance zone.
📈 Where to use:
Any market (crypto, forex, stocks).
🔸 Example: NASDAQ tests the rising trendline, bounces - long entry.
🛑 Stop loss: below the trendline.
🎯 Target: nearest resistance level.
5️⃣ Double Top / Double Bottom
✅ How it works:
The price forms two identical highs (or lows), after which a reversal occurs.
🔍 What to look for:
Symmetrical pattern (two tops/two bottoms).
Reversal signal (bearish or bullish candle).
High volume during the second touch.
📈 Where to use:
Stock market
Forex
Cryptocurrency
🔸 Example: SP500 makes a double peak at 4700 and falls.
🛑 Stop loss: just above the top/bottom.
🎯 Target: 50% or 100% of the figure.
Conclusion:
These setups work in any market if applied correctly! The main thing is not just to see the pattern, but to understand what is behind the price movement.
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1️⃣ Breakout & Retest
✅ How I work:
The price breaks through the rhubarb (strong support/support).
Then it turns around, tests this rope and jumps.
🔍 What you need to joke about:
High volume under breakdown (strong impulse).
A clear retest without any deep push back.
Candle pattern confirmation (pin bar, clay, etc.).
📈 De vikoristuvati:
Cryptocurrency
Forex
Stock market
🔸 Example: BTC/USD breaks through $50,000, turns around, tests it as support - and goes up.
🛑 Stop loss: after the breakout (with a small margin).
🎯 Goal: 1:2 or 1:3 for risk management.
2️⃣ False Breakout
✅ How I work:
The price breaks through the rhubarb, but then quickly turns back.
This is a trap for those who “run after the market.”
🔍 What you need to joke about:
Great tail of the candle after breakdown (manipulation).
The volume falls after the breakdown - shows the weakness of the rukh.
Confirming reversal pattern (pin bar, clay).
📈 De vikoristuvati:
Crypt
Forex
NASDAQ, S&P500
🔸 Example: The price of Ethereum breaks through $3,500, but it quickly turns around under this pressure – the witches “took control.”
🛑 Stop loss: beyond the extreme of the fake breakout.
🎯 Purpose: front level of support/support.
3️⃣ Liquidity Grab
✅ How it works:
The price breaks through the level sharply, knocking out stops.
Then returns to the zone and changes direction.
🔍 What to look for:
A strong impulse movement with a sharp pullback.
Knocking out stops (candle tails).
High volume on the return.
📈 Where to use:
Forex
Stock markets
Cryptocurrency
🔸 Example: Before a big drop, BTC makes a sharp jump above $52,000, collects stops of longs - and then falls to $48,000.
🛑 Stop loss: short, following a manipulation move.
🎯 Target: the nearest liquidity zone.
4️⃣ Trendline Bounce
✅ How it works:
Price tests the trendline and bounces.
🔍 What to look for:
Minimum 3 touches of the trendline (it should be strong).
Bounce with confirmation (candlestick patterns, volume).
Previous support or resistance zone.
📈 Where to use:
Any market (crypto, forex, stocks).
🔸 Example: NASDAQ tests the rising trendline, bounces - long entry.
🛑 Stop loss: below the trendline.
🎯 Target: nearest resistance level.
5️⃣ Double Top / Double Bottom
✅ How it works:
The price forms two identical highs (or lows), after which a reversal occurs.
🔍 What to look for:
Symmetrical pattern (two tops/two bottoms).
Reversal signal (bearish or bullish candle).
High volume during the second touch.
📈 Where to use:
Stock market
Forex
Cryptocurrency
🔸 Example: SP500 makes a double peak at 4700 and falls.
🛑 Stop loss: just above the top/bottom.
🎯 Target: 50% or 100% of the figure.
Conclusion:
These setups work in any market if applied correctly! The main thing is not just to see the pattern, but to understand what is behind the price movement.
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