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A Small Thread on Breakouts

What is Breakout ?
A breakout is a stock price moving outside a defined support or resistance level with increased volume.
Always trade breakouts in uptrend for high win ratios

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What to Look before entering a breakout ?
Look for Volume Spikes on Up days and Down Volume on down days.
Simply Volume Should Dry during Pullbacks
This is a sign of Accumulation by Bigger Sharks.
As they buy in huge quantities they have to buy in parts to avoid price spikes
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They dont only buy on Uptrend but continue holding during pullbacks for bigger gains .
Important thing is pullbacks should always have less volumes .
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Rules For entering a Breakout .
1. Never enter more than 50 % of quantity on Breakout Region .
2. Most of the time the stock Pulls back to Breakout Region Giving a Good Reward opportunity.
3. Use Alerts to buy exactly at Pivot Points / breakout Regions to avoid extended stocks
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4. Keeping Alerts is important and once can use
tradingview or zerodhaonline or other Platforms to keep alerts .
5. Stock That is extended more th 4% above BO region shouldnt be bought as they dont provide Good RR .
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Entry Rules :
1. Enter 50% Qty on Breakout os stock
If Stoploss Hits Your Loss is only on 50%
2. Wait for Retest and add the next 30%
3. Add Further Qty on way up
4. Always add on Winners Rather than Loosers
5. Protecting Capital Is utmost imporant in this case
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Retests Also Fail and no one can Avoid this scenarios and Loss has to be booked Definatley
Example : Radico
Look for Volume Breakouts with Price Breakouts the probability of Winning Increases
Stocks Breaking out in Uptrend have High winning Chances then in DownTrend
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Range Breakouts VS Trendline Breakouts
Range Breakouts have Higher Winning % Compared to Traingle , Pennant Trend Breakouts due to over head Resistance .
As Buyers Are Trapped at Higher Prices they will Try to exit at every bounce at Min loss or Breakevens
Example :JindalSaw
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Stoploss Rules :
Follow Maximum Stop of 8 to 10% in trades as Losses Work Against You .
If you are not getting Small Stop Trade move on to next trades as opportunities are endless .
Breakout Failures are common and hence Risk has to be managed
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Target Rules :
Target Should Be arounf 15 to 20% when your risk is 8 to 10 %
You can reduce this risk by entering at correct buy points and keeping stops at 5% .
Risk Reward of 1:2 is Great with 50% win Ratio
Book Partially at 1st targets and Keep Stop at cost.
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