Stop-loss trades increase only with "support-resistance breakout trend-following," and that is correct.

As a stop-loss trade style,

it is appropriate to aim for Dow Theory as the interaction

Because if you trade otherwise, you tend to trade like a counter-trend signal

Therefore be conscious of N and M

Basically, the market is

N-shaped follow ← all N-shapes are formed

M-shaped flag break follows the same principle

Basically, it’s not about bottom fishing or bottom selling (pullback buying and pullback selling) at places where you follow the N

Rather, the main interaction is to trade at places where there is a breakout in the direction of the trend = support/resistance breakout

And that is the main way to trade for stop-loss

In教材 for pullback buying and profit-taking selling, you often see overly counter-trend follow-trend trades

That is really a mistake; basically the breakout in the direction of the trend is fundamental

In one word, it’s like a “Bollinger Band 1σ breakout”

That’s really all you need to do

No need for odd market interpretations or trial and error

The more you have that, the harder it becomes to trade in a real trending market

Depending on past market patterns

Only by thinking how to increase or decrease with that trade logic do you accumulate capital

Transition one shot = divide into two parts

Averaging up for loss coverage ×

Averaging up for profit pursuit Pilar (PiRA) ×

Temporary top; until the major trend ends

We will try various trials and errors; this is trial and error in the market for capital increase

Keep trades simple and finish them

Because none of them yield different results

25MA, Envelopes 25, Support/Resistance, Dow Theory, Breakouts

It’s good to go with a breakout in the direction of the trend

The transition one-shot style fits

Breakouts in the direction of the trend suit a trending market

In other words, it is “support/resistance breakout in the direction of the trend”

That is to say, a trendline breakout in the direction of the trend

The more higher highs are updated, the more a breakout in the direction of the trend

The more lower lows are updated, the more a breakout in the direction of the trend

That is what it means; albeit only when a trending market emerges

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