Bullish Breakout Condition: Price closes above the previous day’s high and crosses the upper VWAP level Opening range High.
Bearish Breakout Condition: Price closes below the previous day’s low and crosses the lower VWAP level Opening range Low.
Bullish Pullback Logic:
Price remains above the breakout level (previous day’s high).
Price is above the upper VWAP level Opening range High.
RSI (oscillator) is greater than its moving average, indicating strong momentum.
MACD is above the signal line, confirming bullish momentum.
The low of the pullback must touch or remain below the VWAP band EMA(9) i.e EMA1.
Bearish Pullback Logic:
Price remains below the breakout level (previous day’s low).
Price is below the lower VWAP level Opening range Low.
RSI (oscillator) is below its moving average, indicating bearish momentum.
MACD is below the signal line, confirming bearish momentum.
The high of the pullback must touch or remain above the VWAP band EMA(9) i.e EMA1.
Bullish Breakout Condition: Price closes above the previous day’s high and crosses the upper VWAP level Opening range High.
Bearish Breakout Condition: Price closes below the previous day’s low and crosses the lower VWAP level Opening range Low.
Bullish Pullback Logic:
Price remains above the breakout level (previous day’s high).
Price is above the upper VWAP level Opening range High.
RSI (oscillator) is greater than its moving average, indicating strong momentum.
MACD is above the signal line, confirming bullish momentum.
The low of the pullback must touch or remain below the VWAP band EMA(9) i.e EMA1.
Bearish Pullback Logic:
Price remains below the breakout level (previous day’s low).
Price is below the lower VWAP level Opening range Low.
RSI (oscillator) is below its moving average, indicating bearish momentum.
MACD is below the signal line, confirming bearish momentum.
The high of the pullback must touch or remain above the VWAP band EMA(9) i.e EMA1.
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