These are the chart-based signals used to exit trades during a bull market. All decisions are made at the end of day, not intraday.
Exit Triggers:
1. Stop Loss – Half ATR Below Entry
● If the stock closes half an ATR below the entry, exit the trade
● This is the initial stop
2. Trailing Stop – 10 EMA
● If the stock closes below the 10 EMA, exit the trade
● The 10 EMA moves up as the stock moves up
● This is the trailing exit
Example:
● Entry is placed
● Half ATR level is set below entry
● 10 EMA trails upward
● If the stock doesn’t close below half ATR, stay in
● If it closes below the 10 EMA, that becomes the exit point
3. Runs Into an OVTLYR Block
● OVTLYR blocks = significant support or resistance zones
● If the stock runs up into an order block, look to exit
● Price may get hit and reverse in those zones
4. Gap and Crap
● Gaps up, but within three candles, closes under the gap candle’s low
→ That’s an exit signal
5. Rolling and Prior Day’s Low
● On a profitable trade:
○ Roll up the options
○ If already rolled, and it closes below the prior day’s low at the end of day, exit the trade
○ This is a very aggressive strategy to protect profits
6. Earnings Risk & Expiration Risk
● Refer to 4.11 and 4.12 for how to handle exits before:
○ Earnings risk
○ Expiration risk

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