Price Ladder Trading – Different Ways to Trade a Breakout (Bund)

Published on: January 11, 2018

In this video (from Proprietary Trading Firm AXIA Futures), we can see a breakout on the Bund. First we take a look at which area we are looking to breakout from, and potential targets.

We then take a look at the Depth & Sales at the break itself and where to get in if you miss the break. The market builds volume after the break, which gives you a new line in the sand after the break. Then we look at the developing action as the last of the shorts get stopped out.

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