A Breakout Scanner That Tracks the Whole Move
Stocks clearing resistance — caught early, confirmed on volume, and tracked through the retest.
Not every 52-week high is a breakout worth trading. A real breakout clears a defined level out of a tight base on expanding volume — and the ones that stick often give you a second, lower-risk entry on the retest. StockSetups detects the level and the base for you, confirms the volume, and follows each breakout through its whole life.
Instead of a flat list of highs, you get setups ranked by conviction, each with the breakout level marked and a plan to trade it.
Level + base detection
The scan draws the resistance and the base, so you're trading a real breakout, not a random new high.
Volume confirmation
Relative volume and volume expansion are built into the scan and the score — weak-volume breaks rank lower.
Breakout and retest lanes
Catch the initial break and the bullish retest of the level as new support — they're separate, tracked lanes.
Real-time trigger alerts
When a breakout actually fires intraday, the real-time tape alerts you with a 'why it's moving' read.
See it live
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Frequently asked
What is a breakout scanner?
A breakout scanner finds stocks closing above a level that had been capping them — ideally out of a base and on strong volume. StockSetups detects the level and the volume confirmation, scores the setup, and tracks both the breakout and its retest.
Should I trade the breakout or the retest?
Both work. Buying the break gets you in early but risks a failed breakout; buying the retest of the level as support is lower-risk but can miss runaway moves. StockSetups surfaces both as separate lanes so you can choose.
How do you confirm a breakout?
Look for a decisive close above resistance on above-average (relative) volume, ideally out of a tight base. The scan builds that confirmation in so weak breaks don't top the board.
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