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About This Strategy

A pullback strategy that buys PSX stocks sitting at or near auto-detected pivot-low support trendlines, favouring lines with more touches and no recent violations.

Timeframe
Daily
Primary focus
Support-line entries
Skill level
INTERMEDIATE

Strategy Summary

Rising trendlines drawn across pivot lows define where buyers have repeatedly defended a stock. The more touches a line has (without violations), the more meaningful the next test becomes.

Qualification Criteria

  • An auto-detected support trendline with at least 2–3 touches
  • Price trading at or slightly above the line
  • No recent violations (closes below the line)
  • Higher line score — touches, recency, and cleanliness combined

The scanner draws candidate lines across pivot lows and ranks them by quality score. Trading the third or fourth touch of a clean line offers a defined invalidation: a decisive close below the line.

Who This Strategy Is For

  • Swing traders who work with chart structure
  • Pullback buyers who want objective support levels
  • Traders who like clearly defined invalidation points
  • Anyone who wants trendlines drawn programmatically instead of by hand

Trading fit

Best use case
Daily · Support-line entries

Rising trendlines drawn across pivot lows define where buyers have repeatedly defended a stock. The more touches a line has (without violations), the more meaningful the next test becomes.

Live coverage
No live results now

No names are firing right now, but the setup rules remain visible for the next market cycle.

Backtest coverage
No backtest service

This playbook does not have a dedicated historical snapshot attached yet.

How It Works

1

Auto-detect pivot lows and fit candidate support trendlines

2

Score lines by touches, violations, and recency

3

Flag stocks trading within a small distance of a quality line

4

Enter on stabilization at the line with a stop below it

5

Exit on trend break or into prior swing highs

Advantages

  • Objective, programmatic support levels
  • Clear invalidation — a close below the line
  • Multiple touches raise signal quality
  • Combines well with volume and momentum filters

Disadvantages

  • Trendlines eventually break — late touches are riskier
  • Auto-detection can differ from hand-drawn lines
  • Needs liquid names for clean pivots
  • Gap-downs can skip past the line entirely

Live PSX results

Use this section to see whether the strategy is only educational or currently producing live PSX candidates. Live strategies show fresh scan results, while the backtest block below provides historical context where available.

No live results nowNo backtest serviceDaily
No live results right nowThis strategy is still part of the desk, but no current PSX names are triggering it at the moment.

How to use this strategy on PSX

1. Confirm market context

Check Market Overview and Money Flow first so you know whether PSX breadth, flow, and sector leadership support this setup type.

2. Read the signal columns

Use the price, structure, and confirmation columns together. These strategy pages are designed to improve selection quality, not to replace execution and risk management.

3. Use backtests as context

Backtests help you understand expectancy, hold time, and drawdown behavior. They should sharpen judgment, not turn a setup into a guaranteed trade.

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Compare this setup with similar strategies in the same difficulty bucket to see whether trend, breakout, pullback, or confluence logic fits your process better.

Research note: Live scan results are pulled from the backend strategy feed. Always validate context, liquidity, and risk before trading.