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BREAKOUT TRADING: TOP TIPS AND STRATEGIES TO TRADE IN 2021

By Tim Bohen From StocksToTrade

It seems just about every stock is breaking out this year, and everyone wants to
know … what’s the best breakout trading strategy?

Trading breakouts is one of my favorite strategies in 2021. But it’s important
to recognize a good opportunity before jumping into a breakout trade.

With so much going on in the market, now’s a great time to talk about it…

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So, aside from news, how can you take advantage of breakout trading? Read on…



Table of Contents [show]

 * 1 Breakout Trading: What Is It?
 * 2 How Does Breakout Trading Work?
 * 3 Benefits of Breakout Trading 
 * 4 Common Breakout Trading Concepts
   * 4.1 Support Level
   * 4.2 Resistance Level
 * 5 Breakout Trading Indicators
   * 5.1 Volume
   * 5.2 Volatility 
   * 5.3 Resistance and Support 
   * 5.4 New Highs
   * 5.5 Patterns
 * 6 What’s the Best Breakout Trading Strategy?
 * 7 Intraday Trading Breakout Strategy
 * 8 Forex Breakout Strategy
 * 9 Swing Trading Breakout Strategy
 * 10 Tips For Breakout Trading
   * 10.1 #1: Wait for High Volume
   * 10.2 #2: Scan for Potential Trades
   * 10.3 #3: Build a Watchlist
   * 10.4 #4: Trade With the Trend
   * 10.5 #5: Focus on Hot Sectors
   * 10.6 #6 Set Limits
   * 10.7 #7 Have a Trading Plan
 * 11 How to Find or Predict Breakout Trades
 * 12 How to Start Breakout Trading
 * 13 Breakout Trading: The Bottom Line
 * 14 One Platform. One System. Every Tool


BREAKOUT TRADING: WHAT IS IT?

First … what exactly is breakout trading?

A breakout is when a stock price moves above a resistance level — often a level
it hasn’t broken through in the past. It’s usually accompanied by increased
volume or sparked by some sort of catalyst, like a news story. 

The goal of breakout trading is to be able to recognize a good setup and ride a
stock’s momentum as it begins to break above resistance and set new highs. There
are many different indicators that can point to a good potential breakout
setup. 

Here’s a perfect example of what a breakout trade might look like. It involved
one of my favorite crypto-related plays, Riot Blockchain Inc. (NASDAQ: RIOT)…

Riot Blockchain Inc. (NASDAQ: RIOT) 6-month chart

If you’ve been tuning into the Pre-Market Prep, you know I’ve talked about this
stock A LOT. If you haven’t been listening, check it out. I go live on Instagram
daily at 8:30 a.m. Eastern.

With bitcoin hitting record highs in February, crypto-related stocks are hot.
There are lots of potential breakout trade setups. 

Check out the chart … you’ll see how, as bitcoin spiked to all-time highs, RIOT
soared from the mid $30 range to almost $60. 




HOW DOES BREAKOUT TRADING WORK?

Once you learn to recognize the signs of a breakout, the next step is finding
the right entry and exit points. This comes from studying the charts, learning
the patterns, and researching the setups.

The idea with breakout trading is to enter a trade just as a stock’s momentum is
picking up and it’s breaking new highs. The last thing you want to do is jump in
too late and stay for too long because of FOMO.

Stick to a trading plan. A good trading plan will include an entry/exit strategy
and trading goals. It should cover anything that could possibly happen during a
trade. No surprises.


BENEFITS OF BREAKOUT TRADING 

There are so many opportunities for trading these days. In the 15 years I’ve
been at this, I don’t think I’ve EVER seen the market so hot!

That’s why breakout trading is one of my favorite trading strategies for this
year. 

At the same time, the 2021 market is volatile … It can be difficult to navigate,
especially for newer traders. Newbies need to resist urges to fight the market
trend. That’s a good way to blow up an account. 

Breakout trading is confirmation of a stock’s momentum. It allows you to follow
the trend. As a trader, you do NOT need to be first. In fact, you rarely want to
be first. You want to be a follower. Follow the trends…




COMMON BREAKOUT TRADING CONCEPTS


SUPPORT LEVEL

When looking to trade a breakout, support and resistance levels are crucial. 

When a stock price consolidates, it sets new support and resistance levels.
These levels are where the bulls and bears duke it out…

The support level is where buyers tend to enter a trade. If a stock’s price
maintains the support level, that could be a sign that it could break out soon.

But if a stock breaks the support level and continues lower, it’s usually a sign
that the stock is no longer a good potential trade.

Traders use support and resistance levels to plan entry and exit points for
trades.


RESISTANCE LEVEL

Resistance is the level a stock’s price must break for it to be considered a
breakout. When breakout trading, traders look for stocks close to breaking
resistance levels. 

A stock that consistently breaks the resistance level is one sign that it may be
a potential breakout. And when stocks break out of these areas — up or down —
they often set new levels for new positions.

It’s important to understand these concepts. Especially when setting stop
losses.


BREAKOUT TRADING INDICATORS

Let’s go over key indicators for spotting potential breakouts…


VOLUME

Volume might be the most important indicator for trading breakouts. If the
volume is high, that could indicate a potential breakout trade. If a stock is
trading with low volume, it’s less likely to break out.

What’s considered high volume in today’s market? These days high volume stocks
trade hundreds of millions of shares in a single trading day — I know, crazy!

Any number of things could cause a stock’s volume to spike. It could be any kind
of catalyst, like news of a merger or a big contract. That’s why it’s important
to keep up with the news. 


VOLATILITY 

The best breakout trading opportunities usually come with increased volatility. 

But volatility can be good or bad when breakout trading. In today’s market, you
need to be especially careful. Stocks move fast — and I mean FAST!

That’s why it’s so important to use a great trading platform. If you’re looking
for one, check out StocksToTrade. It’s got all the indicators you need, plus
beautiful charts, scanners, and more! It has a TON of tools and resources that
will make even the most experienced traders happy. Grab a 14-day trial for only
$7.


RESISTANCE AND SUPPORT 

Resistance and support levels are key price points a stock must break to be
considered a breakout. 

If a stock continually tests and breaks resistance or support levels and then
consolidates, there’s a good chance it’s a candidate for a breakout trade. 

If a stock continues to climb past resistance points, the buyers are in
control. 


NEW HIGHS

As a stock’s price climbs, it could continue to break new price records. Highs
for the day, multi-month highs, or one-year highs can indicate key breakout
points. 

Once a stock passes a previous high, it typically continues to climb until it
establishes a new high or a new resistance level.

In breakout trading, traders keep an eye out for these possible breakout
signals.   


PATTERNS

History doesn’t repeat itself exactly — but it does rhyme. You may have heard me
say this…

Breakout trading is a perfect example. One key indicator for determining a
potential breakout trade is a stock’s chart history.

Previous chart patterns can help traders predict a stock’s next moves. If it’s a
former runner with a history of breaking out, that could be a strong indicator
for another breakout. The pattern could repeat — and likely will. Yet another
reason to learn chart patterns.


WHAT’S THE BEST BREAKOUT TRADING STRATEGY?

It’s whatever strategy works best for you. Every trade is different. There’s no
single ‘best’ strategy that works for everyone or every breakout trade.

A smart trader approaches every potential breakout trade like a sniper — analyze
the situation, create a plan, and execute. They’ll watch a stock’s price action
as it tests new levels and build a trading plan based on that. 

With any strategy, it’s important to study the charts, learn the patterns,
determine support and resistance, watch the volume — and be patient. Then, they
wait for the right moment and always stick to a trading plan.




INTRADAY TRADING BREAKOUT STRATEGY

Intraday trading is trading within the same day, during regular market hours.

With intraday breakout trading, the approach is the same as for a breakout swing
trade or position trade — just condensed. Instead of trading over days or weeks,
you’re entering and exiting a trade within a single day. Traders still need to
go through the same steps, look for indicators, and create a trading plan.

Same concept, same approach, same plan — same-day timeline.


FOREX BREAKOUT STRATEGY

Forex, or foreign exchange, trading is different from stock trading. The forex
market is available 24 hours a day. It could also be riskier, given the size of
this global market.

Forex trading isn’t available on the StocksToTrade platform, nor is it something
we focus on in the SteadyTrade Team. 

But breakouts can happen in forex, just like in any other market. If you decide
forex trading is something you’re interested in, do your research. Learn how
breakouts play out and hone your strategy. 


SWING TRADING BREAKOUT STRATEGY

Swing trading involves holding a trade over a longer period — a few days to
several weeks.

It’s common for traders to swing trade breakout trades. Because they’re holding
a stock for much longer than in a day trade, they pay more attention to the
stock’s chart history. They need to recognize which way a stock’s trending and
where it may go over the next several days, weeks, or even months.

But just like any other trader, swing traders build detailed plans to enter and
exit trades based on support and resistance, patterns, and trends. You gotta be
ready to hold through volatility and not get stopped out. Learn more about swing
trading here.


TIPS FOR BREAKOUT TRADING

Now let’s get into some top tips for this strategy…


#1: WAIT FOR HIGH VOLUME

A surge in trading volume is one of the best ways to confirm a breakout. 

If a stock on your watchlist has been consolidating and volume is low, then all
of a sudden you see a big spike in volume, that can be a solid breakout
confirmation sign. 

Any kind of catalyst — earnings, a merger, a new product, a management shakeup —
could spark a spike in volume. It’s another great sign for a potential breakout
trade. But it’s important to be patient. Wait for the volume to increase before
you jump in. 


#2: SCAN FOR POTENTIAL TRADES

The scanner is one of the best trading tools out there. A scanner can sort
through a huge number of stocks for a certain set of criteria.

And the earlier you can recognize the pattern on a potential breakout
opportunity, the better.

If you’re looking for an easy-to-use trading platform with great trading tools,
check out StocksToTrade. It was built by traders, for traders, and it’s loaded
with customizable scanners and screeners with almost infinite search criteria.
Try StocksToTrade for 14 days for only $7.


#3: BUILD A WATCHLIST

Building a watchlist is a must for every trader. It’s your list of stocks that
you monitor for potential trading opportunities.

With so many stocks breaking out, hitting new highs, and trading ridiculous
volume every day, how can you possibly determine which are the right setups for
you? Without a watchlist, you can’t. 

Run the scans, find the stocks that best fit your trading setup, and add them to
your watchlist. That helps you stay focused. Need help finding the top stocks to
watch every week? Sign up for my no-cost weekly watchlist and get my picks every
Sunday!




#4: TRADE WITH THE TREND

As a general rule, you should always stick to breakouts that flow with the
trend, especially if you’re new to trading. Keep it simple. Focus on breakouts
that go in the direction of the market trend.

Don’t try to short a stock in a hot sector with momentum, trending up, with high
volume. And don’t go long on a low-volume stock in a dying sector that’s losing
momentum.


#5: FOCUS ON HOT SECTORS

In a constantly changing world, there are always new hot sectors. Sometimes big
news can make a whole sector hot.

With breakout trading, focus on the hot sectors. That’s where you can find the
most stocks with the most volatility and volume. 

So far in 2021, we’ve seen hot sectors in electric vehicles, weed stocks, solar
stocks … heck, even meme stocks! Learn from all the action now so you can be
ready for the next hot sector.


#6 SET LIMITS

It takes time to learn breakout trading. You will have ups and downs.

Set realistic goals, as well as limits on the amount of money you’re willing to
spend — and potentially lose — when trading breakouts. In a volatile market, you
need to be prepared with a trading plan and set trading limits.

Limiting your losses and maximizing your gains will help you develop your
trading skills. Remember, sometimes a small loss is a win.


#7 HAVE A TRADING PLAN

When you’re planning to enter into a breakout trade, think about it like
building a house…

If you want your house built just as you imagined it, you stick to the plan. A
solid trading plan will include every decision you could make. It could include
what setups to look for and what types of stocks you’d like to trade. Then there
are the indicators you’ll watch, how much you can risk, and how you plan your
entries/exits.

No matter how wild the markets get, stick to your trading plan!


HOW TO FIND OR PREDICT BREAKOUT TRADES

One of the easiest ways to find potential breakout trades is to use a scanning
tool. Being able to predict potential breakout trades is more difficult. It
takes studying, research, and practice to be able to recognize good breakout
setups.


HOW TO START BREAKOUT TRADING

Start small, or start with paper trading. 

Remember, practice makes perfect. Take your time, study the charts, learn the
patterns. Be patient. Wait for the right setups. Don’t force trades. Take all
the tips from this article and put them into action. Remember to trade smart. 

And remember the thousands of free resources available to you from StocksToTrade
… There are videos, blog posts, and the Pre-Market Prep, to name a few… 


BREAKOUT TRADING: THE BOTTOM LINE

Well, there you have it … top tips and strategies to use for breakout trading in
2021. 

Remember to trade with the trends and go with a stock’s momentum when trading
breakouts. Continue to develop your skills!

The best traders know that a market education is never over. It’s constant.
Markets are always changing and developing — so as a trader, you need to grow
too.



If you’re ready to level up your training, consider joining the SteadyTrade
Team. It’s a great community of serious traders who support each other as they
find their way in the markets . 

And if you need a solid trading platform, I don’t think you can’t go wrong with
StocksToTrade.

Try StocksToTrade for 14 days for only $7. 

What do you think about breakout trading? Have you traded breakouts? Let me know
in the comments!

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