Predicting and Trading Breakouts

[ChartSecret]

Breakouts are an critical issue in trading that each trader confronts in some stage of his or her trading career.

The need for a strong and conclusive technique to trade and predict breakouts is of high importance due to the frequent percentage of fakeouts in last years, which happen even more in intra-day trading. This article features techniques to predict a breakout with high accuracy.

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[FXexpert]

Predicting a breakout is usually difficult but if it can be done correctly it can mean large profits for the trader.

[SwingTrdr]

Very good article, thanks!

[mikey109021]

Most of the markets are trying to provide as much transparency as much possible, so that investors feel calm at the time of leaving their money. In today’s financial world, old theories that not so long ago remained buried in memory have come to gain currency again and one should feel more secure about investing ample amount of money

[SRTrader]

Thanks for this article!

[Pinalli]

I will just say to be careful as not every breakout is genuine. Often some large institutional traders try to drive the price higher in the short term just to trigger these stops, because they know many traders would have placed stops to sell just above resistant levels. So the price could well fall back to resistance. The same dangers of false breakouts apply to support levels as well, because the larger players know that many traders place stops to sell just above resistant levels.

[Sofia]

Nice advice pinalli. during my trading i sometimes feels that the breakout is misleading as some false breakout appears. what you you this is the true indicator of it?

[TrendLineTrader]

Nice article.. though the best way to treat breakouts is just to ignore them totally. I don't trade breakouts at all as they usually fail. You need a very thorough experience to trade breakouts well and frankly - why bother? Just wait for the pullback and you will have a stronger entry with a logical stop loss and much higher chance of success.

[Pinalli]

Originally Posted by TrendLineTrader

Nice article.. though the best way to treat breakouts is just to ignore them totally. I don't trade breakouts at all as they usually fail. You need a very thorough experience to trade breakouts well and frankly - why bother? Just wait for the pullback and you will have a stronger entry with a logical stop loss and much higher chance of success.

nice advice trendline trader. Its risky to trade at breakouts. The best is to trade when there is a confirmation of breakout as the volume is high that time and you can get good opportunities for swing trading.