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OR high breakout — acceptance
The retest + 2-close confirmation pattern.
9 min · Intermediate
What you'll learn
- Identify a valid OR high breakout using a candle close and volume.
- Apply the retest plus two-close confirmation pattern before entering.
- Plan entry, stop, target and position size for an OR high breakout.
Key takeaways
- Chasing the breakout candle is the most common ORB mistake.
- Acceptance means a retest that holds and two consecutive closes above the ORH.
- The stop goes under the retest low; a close back inside the OR ends the idea.
- No retest means no trade, and that is an acceptable outcome.
- Always confirm at least 2R to the next level before entering.
Glossary
- OR high (ORH) — The highest price traded during the opening range period.
- Retest — A pullback to a broken level to check whether it now holds from the other side.
- Two-close confirmation — Requiring two consecutive candle closes beyond a level before entering.
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