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is the Bull Breakout always in long? Enter at the green arrow? If so, where is the exit?
Yes, it's always in long, bull breakout 2 consecutive bull bars closing on its high with second bar being big. I think it's reasonable to buy the close of that bar (at the green arrow). It's also reasonable to buy the close of the bar after that and the bar after it and the doji H1 and the bull bar closing on its high H1 (or H2 with the doji H1 depending on how you look at it).
Then we got a bear bar closing on its low. It was also the third push up but we are still always in long so probably minor reversal.
However, 2 more bear bars was printed and look at the third bear bar. It was an outside down bar with a tail on top indicated that the bulls who bough the bull bar closing on its high previously dumping their position. The bull case is less likely at bit now. It's reasonable to exit your position here. Some bull might exit with limit order above the third bear bar.
Now, the next bar is a bull doji with a big tail on top. What's that big tail on top tell us? it is that even more bull decided to exit their position and possible that aggressive bears got short. That created a double top after wedge top. It's even more reasonable to exit your position here.
Next, bear bars closing on its low, it's now always in short and we are expecting lower prices. If you haven't exited your position, you should definitely do now. Many bulls did the same, they give up on the bull case, which is why these are the give-up bars.
However, it's important to keep in mind that after that bull spike at the beginning. It's less likely that we would got a bear trend. Trading range is more likely and price probably stays above the bottom of the bull spike.