trading on a breakout

Brooks has already published as has about 200+ people in the last 100 years.....all say the same thing.

 

if you do then where do you put your stop?

ranges are not fixed in stone.

but yes you can

 

Show us just one (1) single backtest from Al Brooks.

 

so you cannot enter after a pull back?

is that what you are trying to say?

show me one back test.

Also show me one back test from Bulkowski

 

No.

You obviously did not read his books.

 

i read his books and brooks books also.

so are you going to publish?

 

Publish what, that you are clueless as far Bulkowski's work is concerned? That should be obvious.

Enough said.

 

you are clueless about Einstein's work

 

i traded Bulkowski when i used daily charts and held stock futures positions for 2-6 months at the turn of century

 

Correct. Author; not trader.

My original comment is still valid as breakout strategies would be instrument dependent and even within one single instrument you can have various timeframes, i.e., breakouts on a 1-minute time frame would probably be different than breakouts on the daily or monthly time frame.

So, simply pulling up some general statistics some author may have produced some time in the late 90s seems very gullible and misinformed.

I have plenty of relevant market research on my private computer. And it will stay private.