Pre-Built Trading Setups

Wait for price to reach a strong support zone, then look for a Morning Star formation with above-average volume on the third candle. Enter on the close of the confirmation candle.

Identify a double top formation at resistance. On the second peak, look for a bearish engulfing candle with RSI showing negative divergence. Enter short on the engulfing close.

After a strong impulsive move up, wait for a clean flag (parallel channel pullback). Enter when price reclaims VWAP with volume confirmation and the flag breaks upward.

Classic H&S top identified with declining volume on right shoulder. Wait for neckline break, then enter on the retest of the neckline as resistance with a tight stop above the right shoulder.

After a break of market structure, identify the order block that initiated the move. Wait for price to return to the order block, ideally filling a fair value gap, then enter with the new trend.

Identify an ascending triangle with at least 3 touches on the flat resistance and rising support. Enter on a high-volume breakout above resistance with the 20 EMA providing dynamic support.

Price pulls back to the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the prior swing. A hammer forms at this level, coinciding with the lower Bollinger Band. Enter on the next candle open with stop below the hammer low.

Three consecutive bearish candles with lower closes and increasing volume. If this sequence breaks through a key support level, enter short on the close of the third candle.

After an extended downtrend and selling climax, price forms a trading range (accumulation). Wait for a spring (false breakdown below range support with quick recovery) and enter long on the reclaim.

Stock gaps up on significant pre-market volume. After the open, an inside bar forms as the first consolidation. Enter on the break of the inside bar high with stop below the inside bar low.