Exhaustion Archives - ZoneTraderPro

TICK Divergence Friday – 5 for 5

Chris
February 1, 2014
Exhaustion
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5 TICK Divergence Setups - Over 23 S&P Points Friday was a great day trading the TICK divergence setup. ZoneTraderPro uses the $TICK to filter trades. The $TICK is a…

Multiple TICK Divergences

Chris
December 14, 2013
Exhaustion
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Multiple TICK Divergence Calling Tops and Bottoms Friday’s trading saw some very profitable trades with tick divergence and the exhaustion pattern. At approximately 1025 a.m. the market bottomed and the…

Exhaustion Trading Pattern

The ZoneTraderPro Exhaustion Trading Pattern is a pattern that usually occurs after a strong market move without any retracement. This first retracement is the opportunity for retail traders to enter…

Pattern Trading and a Typical Day

Chris
October 13, 2013
Exhaustion
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What is a "Typical" Pattern Trading Day? On Wednesday I had a trader send me an email and ask me questions about ZoneTraderPro. In response to his email I sent…

Exhaustion Pattern Trade – 10 Year Bonds 9/23/13

Chris
September 24, 2013
Bonds / Exhaustion
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Exhaustion Pattern Trade The Exhaustion pattern trade is meant to call a market top and a market bottom. The trade following is your opportunity to buy in at the test…

7 Perfect Pattern Trades in One Afternoon

Chris
September 24, 2013
Exhaustion / Reversal / Trend
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7 Perfect Pattern Trades in One Afternoon - 19.75 SP Points This chart developed on 9/06/13 in the afternoon starting just after 2:00 PM EST. The maximum favorable excursion was…

Day Trading Pattern – Exhaustion

The Exhaustion Day Trading Pattern The exhaustion day trading pattern is a topping pattern. The exhaustion pattern occurs when the markets reverses from a minor support resistance zone. When price…

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