The ONLY Volume Signal That Confirms a Real Move!

the one volume breakout that you need to focus on. This is one indicator that's not going to get you trapped. Every single breakout last month would have been successful if you would have followed this one indicator. Pay attention. This is going to save you a lot of money on those fake breakouts. >> That's right. If you don't want to get involved in breakouts that ooh, hit the ceiling and come right back down and burn you, the only one signal you need to confirm that real move and you're not going to take any more of these blindly because you're going to be looking at the relative volume. You're going to get a couple of seconds, 2-second check just to confirm you've got institutional presence before doing your buys. A great portion of breakouts are going to happen without that significant volume that'll give you the follow through. A lot of that's going to be the institutional footprint, everybody. That's going to be instantly through relative volume spikes. Raw volume versus relative one. What are we talking about here? A stock can be doing a half a million shares or a million shares, whatever it might be at 10:00 a.m. But, what difference does it make if that is less than it usually does over a 90-day period or the last few weeks or even the prior day? A second stock can be trading 10,000, 15,000 shares, but it's doing three and a half times volume. So, you know there's a little bit of extra juice and this is what you are looking for in a trade. You do not want to be in that ignore zone. Underneath one 1x regular volume, that means there is less than normal volume. No breakout. Get it out of here. You want more retail action. That's where you get some more eyeballs on it. It's doing one to one and a half, so you know you've got a little bit more going on, but the real confirmation comes when you get heavier action over two times the relative volume is going to give you that institutional accumulation that sets up some examples of what is good and what is bad. Now, the first thing you're going to want to notice on a successful breakout, Coinbase with the big break is simply is easy peasy. You don't even have to do with the You don't even have to do too many calculations. If you simply just look at outside of the open and the close, it never does more than 100,000 on any of the opening candles. You're already getting on the first two you're getting three and a half times. You're above 300,000 in volume and then that continuation falls through. And it's the continuation that we're really talking about. Because the technical breakout that happens off of the open is blowing through levels. It's that dip buy and the continuation upside. Can you buy that first dip? What is going to happen to the money that is chasing the move early? If there is extra volume indicating more interest than institutional plus retail, then you are much more likely to get that second continuation. And as you can see when the dips come in and people are already trapped at the top there and we're pulling back four five dollars on Coinbase, it's the extra volume that's able to give you that second leg so nobody's bag holding that top. That's what you want to look for. On the flip side, what happens when you don't have that kind of volume? Stock it dumped before on GEV. It was a false breakout the day before on light volume. You're seeing it gapped up and trying to go at the open and again barely even one to one our volume. In fact, slightly lower. There's no spike at all in extra volume. So what do you think happens when it makes that early high and starts pulling back? There's no extra liquidity. The retail interest, the institutional interest that's there for that dip buy to give you that second leg. What happens? It jumps up, it hits the ceiling and there's no floor underneath. It's all about that extra volume. You want to be sure that when you are picking out the stocks, the breakouts happen fast at the open, you get a couple of minutes, you break out at the open, sometimes there's only one chance at a dip buy. All you have to do is glance at that relative volume in real time. If it's too low, you know that's the one you're not buying the dip on. You look for continuation when you've got that extra RVOL. Three, three and a half ideal, but it can be 2.25. You just want to make sure there's extra eyes on it that morning. So when the dip buying comes in, you're not caught holding the bag. >> Guys, if you have made RVOL trades, drop them in the note below. Make sure you make some notes. Let us know what stocks you look at. Let us know your most recent RVOL trade. Put the post below and let me and Neil help you out with your RVOL and your volume traps. Don't get faked out on those breakouts. Make sure you pay attention. Rewind if you have to. Put comments below. Let us know what your stock is. And if you've used similar methods to those of Neil, thank you very much.