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find_breakout_levels

Chart AnalysisBreakoutAnalysis
INSTALLATION
$python -c "exec(open('find_breakout_levels.py').read())"
#or paste directly into your Claude Code terminal
[ ABOUT ]

Identifies whether the most recent closing price has broken above the highest close or below the lowest close in the preceding lookback window. A bullish breakout occurs when price closes above the lookback high; a bearish breakout when below the lookback low; otherwise the market is consolidating.

The default lookback of 20 bars corresponds to roughly one trading month on a daily chart, making this function sensitive to monthly consolidation ranges. Pair with `detect_volume_anomalies` to filter for volume-confirmed breakouts only — price breaking range with high volume has historically been a more reliable continuation signal than low-volume breakouts.

[ USAGE EXAMPLE ]
example.py
direction = find_breakout(close, lookback=20)
# → "bullish_breakout" | "bearish_breakout" | "consolidating"
[ FULL CODE ]
find_breakout_levels.py
def find_breakout(close, lookback=20): recent_high = max(close[-lookback-1:-1]) recent_low = min(close[-lookback-1:-1]) if close[-1] > recent_high: return "bullish_breakout" if close[-1] < recent_low: return "bearish_breakout" return "consolidating"
[ METADATA ]
CategoryChart Analysis
ComplexityBeginner
LanguagePython 3.10+
TagsBreakout, Analysis
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