Page Not Found

The ZigZag indicator is primarily used to identify significant highs and lows in the price chart, which helps traders filter out market noise and focus on important price movements.

These bars reduce the number of reported crosses at a specific price due to wide spreads and fast DOM action. If your strategies require entries at a specific price you will find that these bars reduce the whipsaws in tick based bars.

With Liquidity IQ, you have a personal "Technical Analysis" trading assistant by your side, dedicated to highlighting critical trading levels and trends. And the best part? It works continuously, updating in real-time as the market changes.

State-of-the-art NinjaTrader Bot and optimization models for futures retail traders. Designed for retail traders: This program is designed for retail traders seeking consistency on real accounts.

Do you want to overcome the challenges that often leave traders feeling overwhelmed and uncertain? Introduction to the Trader Brain will give you the practical knowledge to solve your money-losing patterns.

The Price Hacker introduces techniques outlined in the manual to promote the creativity of the user. The hacker section is for identifying sudden shifts in supply and demand, the staircase is used to pinpoint a break in a trend, and the sequence section evaluates the changing of the trends.

HelloWin Backtest is a revolutionary trading analysis tool offering an intuitive PnL graph for real-time system evaluation. Supporting various bar types, slippage adjustments, and a unique two-round logic for defining entries, it mirrors the strategic approach of professional traders.

Learn everything you need to know about charts and technical analysis to become consistent in the markets. This course includes basic structure, support/resistance, trend, supply/demand, Fibonacci, change control zones, divergence, trading psychology, and putting it all together.

The STMA indicator offers traders the ability to auto plot higher timeframe Simple or Exponential Moving Average’s on smaller time framed charts. Learn More about the STMA!