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…
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 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 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 - 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…
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 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 - 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…
Trend Trade Pattern In the coming days the NinjaTrader version of ZoneTraderPro will be updated to include the trend trade pattern. The update is free to all registered users. The…
Program Trading There is a lot of talk in the news about program trading. But what part about program trading applies to your daily trading with ZoneTraderPro? Program trading is…
The Trend Day Trading Pattern The trend day trading pattern occurs following an exhaustion trade. The market must first form an exhaustion trade. The exhaustion trade sometimes has additional risk if…