Breakout Warfare
Trading Breakouts Without Getting Trapped
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- 9,99 €
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- 9,99 €
Publisher Description
The breakout candle looks powerful. Volume is up. Price has been coiling toward this level for an hour. You enter with your stop below the breakout point — and six minutes later you are watching the market retrace to exactly where it started, your stop hit, the breakout entirely erased. You were not wrong to want the trade. You were missing the filter that would have told you this particular breakout was retail noise, not institutional commitment.
Breakout Warfare gives you that filter. Cole Marshall covers the pre-conditions that precede real explosive moves — tight consolidation forming a coil, relative volume above average on the breakout candle, and follow-through in the first three bars — and contrasts them with the failure modes that trap most breakout traders: moves into overhead supply, late-day surges on thin volume, and breakouts at the "obvious" levels where retail accumulation has been building for hours. Five specific strategies address the breakout setups that appear with consistent frequency on futures charts: the opening range breakout with volume confirmation, the Bollinger Band squeeze into expansion, the news spike continuation, the prior-day high and low break using the break-and-hold rule, and the ATR contraction before volatility expansion. Trade management for momentum positions — partial profit rules, trailing stops, and when a breakout becomes the start of a new trend — closes the book. If you have donated to false breakout setups more times than you want to count, the pre-conditions framework in this book is the correction.
What you will learn:
- Identify the consolidation, volume, and follow-through conditions that precede real breakouts
- Apply the three-bar follow-through test to filter false breakouts before committing capital
- Execute opening range breakouts with volume confirmation and measured targets
- Trade the Bollinger Band squeeze into expansion as a planned volatility play
- Enter prior-day high and low breaks using the break-and-hold confirmation rule
- Use ATR contraction as a pre-entry signal for the volatility expansion that follows
- Manage momentum trades with trailing stops and partial profit rules to run winners
Who this book is for: Traders who understand price action and want a systematic approach to momentum plays on futures — and want to stop entering false breakouts that reverse immediately after they trigger. If you have donated to false breakout setups more times than you want to count, the pre-conditions framework in this book is the correction.
Book 6 of The Market Edge Series — a 15-book curriculum for serious retail traders.
Trading futures and other instruments involves substantial risk. Do not trade with money you cannot afford to lose. This book is education, not investment advice.