A breakout tells me less than most people think.

Getting above resistance is only the first step.
What matters is how price behaves when sellers return.
$AAPL is a live example.
Price broke above the previous resistance zone, then held through a shallow pullback as buyers stepped back in.
That shows strength, not certainty.
Resistance becoming support is a useful model, not a rule. A wick, or even a brief move, back below the zone wouldn’t automatically invalidate the structure.
I care about acceptance back inside the old range, a failed reclaim, and whether the protected low still holds.
I don’t chase the first candle.
I wait for the reaction and let price define the risk.