Video: 5 Renko Exit Rules Every Trader Should Know

Cartoon trader and corgi explaining 5 Renko exit rules with a Renko chart in the background.

Renko Exit Rules – 5 Smart Ways to Exit Trades with Confidence

If you’ve ever struggled with when to sell, lock in profits, or protect your gains, these Renko Exit Rules will guide you. In this video, I walk through five simple, structured ways to exit trades using real Renko chart examples, so you can stay disciplined and avoid emotional decisions.


Overview

Most Renko traders talk about entries and brick colors, but exits are where real profits are made or lost. In this video, I walk through five Renko exit and stop loss rules that rely on structure, trendlines, and price action instead of simple color changes.

These rules are designed to:

  • Help you stay in strong trends longer
  • Avoid getting stopped out too early
  • Protect profits when the market really changes direction

You will see real examples using stocks like Netflix (NFLX), PayPal (PYPL), and Waste Management (WM) on a 3-year daily Renko chart with ATR 14 bricks.


What You Will Learn

By watching the video and reviewing this page, you will learn:

  • How to place initial stops beyond real support and resistance
  • How to use trendlines as an exit guide, not just for entries
  • How Renko reversal patterns can warn you before a trend changes
  • How to take full or partial profits at major zones
  • When time based exits make sense for day traders and when they can increase losses

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Infographic titled ‘Renko Exit Rules’ showing the 5 core exit techniques for Renko chart trading: structure-based stops, trendline breaks, pattern exits, range exits, and time-based exits. Includes simple Renko illustrations next to each rule, with Carl’s avatar and Bax the corgi at the bottom. Soft beige background, bold blue headings.

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