Perfect breakouts attract attention quickly, and that can make entries uncomfortable. A failed breakout that reclaims the range can sometimes be cleaner because it shows who got trapped.
If price breaks below support, pulls sellers in, and then closes back above the level, I start watching for continuation in the opposite direction. The reclaim gives structure and a place to define risk.
I do not trade every wick. I want the reclaim and then a controlled pullback. That sequence tells me the market rejected the move instead of simply being volatile.
If price breaks below support, pulls sellers in, and then closes back above the level, I start watching for continuation in the opposite direction. The reclaim gives structure and a place to define risk.
I do not trade every wick. I want the reclaim and then a controlled pullback. That sequence tells me the market rejected the move instead of simply being volatile.
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