"Breakthrough pullback to go long, break down rebound to go short"

This phrase sounds simple, but in practice, it is far from easy.

In actual operations, one often encounters false breakthroughs, or may not even wait for a decent pullback, resulting in many uncertainties in execution.

So does this mean that this strategy is no longer usable? Actually, it is not.

The key is whether one is willing to only engage in the set of trades they are truly confident in, and to give up on those market conditions that do not meet the standards.