1️⃣ Market Structure (Bullish)

A bullish trend is defined by:

HH (Higher Highs)

HL (Higher Lows)

As long as price keeps making HHs and HLs, the uptrend is intact.

2️⃣ Drawing the Trendline

Draw the trendline by connecting at least two higher lows (HL).

This trendline acts as dynamic support.

More touches = stronger trendline.

3️⃣ Entry Strategy

Entry condition:

Enter after price breaks above the previous high (HH).

This confirms continuation of bullish momentum.

📌 Conservative traders wait for a candle close above the high.

4️⃣ Stop Loss Placement

Initial stop loss goes below the most recent higher low (HL).

This protects you if structure breaks.

🟥 If price breaks below that HL → bullish structure is invalid.

5️⃣ Trailing Stop Loss (Risk Management)

As price moves up:

Trail the stop loss to each new higher low

Lock in profits progressively

This keeps you in the trend while reducing downside risk

6️⃣ Exit Conditions

Exit the trade when either:

1. Price closes below the trendline

2. Market fails to make a new higher high

3. Stop loss is hit (trailing SL)

🔴 The image marks this clearly with the “Exit” label.

7️⃣ Key Takeaways

✅ Trade with structure, not indicators

✅ Enter on confirmation, not anticipation

✅ Protect capital with HL-based stop losses

✅ Ride trends using trailing stops

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