The Breakouts Screen is most useful when searching for:

1. Momentum trades
2. Trend continuation trades
3. New trend reversals
4. Relative strength opportunities

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Strategy 1: Trading Bullish Breakouts

Goal

Find instruments pushing into new highs.

Workflow

1. Open Breakouts tab
2. Select Daily timeframe
3. Sort by Chg% or W%
4. Focus on:
   • Positive W%
   • Positive D%
   • Positive 4h%
   • Positive 1h%
5. Open the chart
6. Confirm the breakout
7. Plan entries near breakout retests

Example

EUR/NZD appears with:

• Breakout above resistance
• Positive weekly trend
• Positive daily trend
• Positive intraday momentum

Potential interpretation:

• Strong buying pressure
• Trend continuation opportunity

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Strategy 2: Trading Bearish Breakdowns

Goal

Find instruments showing increasing selling pressure.

Workflow

1. Open Breakdowns tab
2. Select Daily timeframe
3. Sort by weakest performers
4. Look for:
   • Negative W%
   • Negative D%
   • Negative 4h%
   • Negative 1h%
5. Confirm breakdown
6. Wait for pullback
7. Look for bearish continuation setups

Example

NZD/USD appears with:

• Weekly weakness
• Daily weakness
• Intraday weakness
• Trading below support

Potential interpretation:

• Sellers remain in control
• Bearish continuation opportunity

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Strategy 3: Trend Continuation Scans

Not every breakout starts a new trend.

Many simply continue an existing trend.

Bullish Continuation Checklist

✅ Positive W%

✅ Positive D%

✅ Positive 4h%

✅ Positive 1h%

✅ Trading above breakout level

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Bearish Continuation Checklist

✅ Negative W%

✅ Negative D%

✅ Negative 4h%

✅ Negative 1h%

✅ Trading below breakdown level

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Strategy 4: Relative Strength Analysis

The strongest breakouts are often found in the strongest markets.

The weakest breakdowns are often found in the weakest markets.

Example

GBP/NZD demonstrates stronger relative strength.

Traders may prioritize stronger breakouts because they often attract more momentum traders.

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