All Range Breakout options in FYERS Automate are Trigger types. They decide when an automation should move forward based on price breaking out of a defined range. These triggers do not place orders by themselves and only control the flow of the automation.
A range represents the highest and lowest price formed within a defined window such as a time period, date range, or a set of candles. Once the range is completed, Automate continuously checks whether price moves above or below that range and proceeds only when the selected breakout condition is met.
All Range Breakout triggers are configured from the node’s configuration panel on the canvas. You choose the Range type,
define the range window, select the Symbol, set the Confirmation timeframe, and choose the Breakout direction (Up or Down).
After applying the configuration, Automate waits for the range to form and then checks for a breakout based on your settings.
This trigger allows the automation to continue when price moves above the highest price formed during the selected range. The range is first calculated using the chosen method, and only after that does Automate monitor for an upside breakout.
Select the symbol. Define how the range should be calculated (time, date, previous timeframe, or candles). Set Breakout direction = Up.
Select the confirmation timeframe if required. Click Apply.
This trigger allows the automation to continue when price moves below the lowest price formed during the selected range. After the range is complete, Automate ignores upward movement and waits only for a downside breakout.
Select the symbol. Define the range window. Set Breakout direction = Down. Select the confirmation timeframe if required. Click Apply.
This trigger defines the range using a fixed intraday time window. Automate records the highest and lowest prices between the selected Time from and Time to values and checks for a breakout after the window ends.
Set Range type = Time. Enter Time from and Time to. Select the symbol. Choose the breakout direction.
Select the confirmation timeframe. Click Apply.
This trigger defines the range using a start date and end date with time, allowing the range to span multiple trading days. Automate tracks the high and low across the entire date range and checks for a breakout once the range period is complete.
Set Range type = Date. Enter the start date and end date with time. Select the symbol. Choose the breakout direction.
Select the confirmation timeframe. Click Apply.
This trigger uses the previous completed timeframe to define the range. The current live candle is excluded, helping avoid signals based on incomplete price data.
Select Previous time range breakout. Choose the timeframe. Select the symbol. Choose the breakout direction.
Select the confirmation timeframe. Click Apply.
This trigger defines the range using a fixed number of previous completed candles. Automate calculates the highest and lowest prices across those candles and waits for price to move outside that combined range.
Select Candle range breakout. Enter the number of candles and the timeframe. Select the symbol. Choose the breakout direction.
Select the confirmation timeframe. Click Apply.
Range Breakout triggers are useful when you want your automation to act only after price clearly moves out of consolidation, such as opening ranges, previous candle ranges, or multi-day ranges.
Last updated: 22 Dec 2025