Sure, let’s break it down step by step so the logic is crystal‑clear. 1. Pick a base volatility measure – the ATR is my go‑to because it smooths out the noise. 2. Decide on a multiplier for your breakout threshold; common values are 1.5x or 2x ATR. 3. Set your entry rule: “Buy when the price closes above the high of the previous N days plus the multiplier*ATR.” 4. Set a trailing stop or a profit target: e.g. 1.5x ATR away from entry for a stop, 3x ATR for a target. 5. Re‑evaluate each day: if the ATR changes by more than 10%, recalc the thresholds and shift them accordingly. 6. Keep a log of each trade in a spreadsheet: date, entry price, exit price, ATR at entry, ATR at exit. 7. Every week run a quick summary to see if your multiplier or trailing distance needs tweaking. That gives you a repeatable, algorithmic process with clear data points to adjust. Try it out and we can fine‑tune the numbers later.