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Price Action
At its core, price action involves observing the historical movement of prices to inform trading decisions. This approach excludes the use of technical indicators or trading algorithms. Instead, it relies solely on the analysis of price movements.
What Are Traditional Trendlines And What Do They Represent?
Trendlines are visual representation of support and resistance in any time frame. Pivot highs and pivot lows are key turning points in the market and are the same as swing highs or swing lows...
What Is Multi Time-Frame Analysis?
You’ll hear people talk about market internals or market tone; it all relates to the same thing. Is the asset or security you’re trading in a long-term bullish or bearish mode?
Can The Stock Market Run Through 6000
While the S&P 500 reached the critical 6,000 level, it struggled to maintain momentum, signaling possible market hesitancy amid economic uncertainty.
Navigating Short Sale Restriction: Strategy, Timing, and Execution
Learn what Short Sale Restriction (SSR) is, when it triggers, and how traders can adjust execution strategies using tools like TradeZero to stay competitive under the uptick rule.
A Mixed Bag
During the shortened trading week of May 24–29, 2025, U.S. equity markets continued their upward trajectory, buoyed by easing trade tensions and robust corporate earnings.
How I Read The Markets: Trendlines And Trading With Precision
Veteran trader Bob Iaccino shares his perspective on key market setups like death crosses, trendlines, and inverse head and shoulders patterns — and why probability matters more than confirmation.
Mastering Short Covering: Timing, Execution, and Risk Control
Understand what short covering is, why timing matters, and how traders use platforms like TradeZero to exit short positions with precision.
Will Investors Buy This Dip
The U.S. stock market experienced a notable downturn during the week of May 19–23, 2025, driven by escalating trade tensions, rising bond yields, and fiscal concerns.
Short Ratio Explained: Why it Changes the Game
Learn what a short ratio is, how it's calculated, and how traders use it to anticipate short squeezes and manage short-selling risks with better timing.