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Multiple TICK Divergences

Post author:Christian Knox
Post published:December 14, 2013
Post category: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…

Pattern Trades 12/05/13 – 7 Winners in an Hour

Post author:Christian Knox
Post published:December 5, 2013
Post category:Reversal
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Pattern Trades 12/05/13 - 7 Winners Worth 22 S&P Points in an Hour The morning started out with a very nice series of pattern trades. The market opened and traded…

TICK Divergence

Post author:Christian Knox
Post published:December 3, 2013
Post category:Education and Training Out Of The Box
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TICK Divergence and a 6.25 point selloff There was an interesting pattern that occurred on December 2 at 1252 p.m. which illustrates why it is important to understand tick divergence,…

Exhaustion Trend Trading Pattern

Post author:Christian Knox
Post published:November 30, 2013
Post category:TICK Divergence
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Exhaustion Trend Trading Pattern The Exhaustion Trend Trading Pattern looks to take advantage of the 1st trading pattern after the exhaustion pattern has signaled a top or bottom. Typical retail…

Exhaustion Trading Pattern

Post author:Christian Knox
Post published:November 28, 2013
Post category:Education and Training Exhaustion
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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…

Reversal Trading Pattern

Post author:Christian Knox
Post published:November 26, 2013
Post category:Reversal
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Reversal Trading Pattern The ZoneTraderPro Reversal trading pattern is a low risk high reward trade. In a typical reversal a trend trade will trade to the opposing intermediate zone and the…

Trend Trading Pattern

Post author:Christian Knox
Post published:November 26, 2013
Post category:Trend
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Trend Trading Pattern The ZoneTraderPro trend trading pattern is the basic trading pattern of the system. The theory behind the trend trading pattern is that when a trend is established…

ES Trading Filter – When Not to Trade and Trading TICK Divergence

Post author:Christian Knox
Post published:October 31, 2013
Post category:Education and Training Out Of The Box
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ES Trading Filter - The TICK Filter Strategy One of the advantages of ZoneTraderPro is its powerful and useful filter strategies involving the TICK. The ES Trading Filter TICK filter…

Pattern Trading and a Typical Day

Post author:Christian Knox
Post published:October 13, 2013
Post category: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

Post author:Christian Knox
Post published:September 24, 2013
Post category: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…

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