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Wednesday, April 24, 2024

The Pullback Off Highs Pattern — It’s All You Need To Know

Courtesy of David Grandey.

What is the Pullback Off Highs pattern?  Simple, it’s when a stock pulls back in a orderly manner from a recent high to support of an upward trendline and/or the 50-day moving average. 

Why does this matter?  Because it allows you to buy leading stocks at low-risk, alternative entry points vs. chasing a breakout and running the risk of being stopped out should the stock consolidate its breakout as most do before eventually moving higher.

The action in POT this week is a great example:

 

 

An orderly pullback to support at the blue line and the 50-day moving average.  POT triggered a long side trade by emerging above the pink line.

Just a few days later:

POT traded up to resistance and promptly backed away — 45 to 48 in a couple of days is a great trade!
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