A breakout tells me less than most people think.

Getting above resistance is one thing. Holding when sellers return is another.
$AAPL is a live example.
Price broke above the previous resistance zone, pulled back, and buyers stepped back in before sellers could push it into the old range.
The move is still developing. This doesn’t tell me where price goes next.
It only tells me that, so far, the breakout is holding.
That’s why I don’t chase the first candle.
I mark the level, define what would invalidate the setup, and let price prove whether the breakout actually changed the structure.