Strategy
How each setup is defined, entered and invalidated — the rules our engine actually trades.
Cup and Handle Pattern: Rules, Targets, and 1,449 Real Breakouts
The cup and handle is a rounded base, a shallow handle, and a breakout. Rules, stops and targets, and what 1,449 real breakouts say about the odds.
Ascending Triangle Pattern: Rules, Targets, and 1,449 Real Breakouts
The ascending triangle is a breakout pattern: flat ceiling, rising lows. How to spot it, where the stop and target go, and what 1,449 real breakouts say.
CHoCH in Trading: Meaning, Examples & How Trends Actually Flip
CHoCH (change of character) is the first structure break against the trend. Meaning, CHoCH vs BOS, and reversal base rates from 1,611 tracked breaks.
Break of Structure (BOS): Meaning, Examples & the 66.7% Problem
A break of structure says the trend continues — yet 66.7% of 1,611 confirmed breaks we tracked reversed to the stop. BOS meaning, BOS vs CHoCH, the data.
What Is a Liquidity Sweep? Meaning, Examples & the Data
A liquidity sweep is the market running the obvious stops before the real move. Two of three level breaks in our 1,611 tracked signals did exactly that.
Continuation vs. Range Breakouts: Which to Trade, and When
Continuation breakouts ride a trend; range breakouts start one. How to tell them apart in seconds — and the different rules our desk trades each with.
Asian Range Breakout Strategy: Rules, Timing & Tracked Results
Mark the overnight range, wait for the London-open break, trade the expansion. Exact rules, timing windows and risk for the Asian range breakout.