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A false breakout happens when price breaks a level, fails to hold, and returns. Learn how to spot a fakeout, tell it from a real breakout and trade the move back inside the range.
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The London breakout strategy trades the move that often follows the quiet Asian session. Learn how to mark the range, tell a real breakout from a fakeout and plan a trade with a stop and target.
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A wedge squeezes price between two lines that slope the same way, and it often warns that the move is tiring. Learn the difference between rising and falling wedges and how to trade the breakout.
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A flag is a short pause after a sharp move, and it often leads to a continuation. Learn how to spot bull and bear flags, trade the breakout and plan a stop and a measured-move target.
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An inside bar is a small candle that stays inside the range of the previous large candle, a pause before the next move. Learn the rules, when to skip it and a worked breakout trade with a stop and target.
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Triangles show price squeezing between converging lines before a breakout. Learn the ascending, descending and symmetrical types and how to trade an ascending triangle with a stop and target.
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Bollinger Bands show how volatile the market is and where price sits compared with its recent average. Learn the settings, the squeeze, the band walk and a worked breakout trade.
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The break and retest strategy waits for price to break a key level and come back to test it from the other side. Learn the rules, how to avoid failed retests and a worked sell with a stop and target.
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A liquidity sweep is a quick push beyond an obvious high or low that closes back inside. Learn how to read it, how it differs from a breakout and how to plan a sell with a stop and target.
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Range trading buys near support and sells near resistance while price moves sideways. Learn how to spot a range, trade its edges, place the stop and know when the range has broken.
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An order block is a zone left by a move that broke structure. A breaker block is an order block that failed and now acts from the other side. See both on charts.
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A breaker block is an order block that failed and now works in the opposite direction. Learn how it forms, how it differs from an order block and a worked sell on the retest.
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