📈 Inside Bar Strategy explained

An inside bar forms when a candle trades fully within the high and low of the previous one. It shows that the market has paused after a move, with buyers and sellers waiting before the next push. This pause often builds energy for a breakout.

🟡 The strongest signals come after momentum candles in a clear trend or when price tests major support or resistance

🟡 A buy stop above the inside bar high or a sell stop below its low lets you enter only if price confirms direction

🟡 Stop loss is placed just beyond the other side of the bar so risk is defined and controlled

🟡 Targets can be set using fixed reward-to-risk ratios, nearby levels, or trailing stops to capture extended moves

The inside bar is not a magic signal on its own. It works best when combined with market context - trend direction, levels, and volume. Used this way, it becomes a simple but powerful tool to catch clean moves.