Trading Strategies
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Markets in No Man's Land - And Why That's Actually Useful
From routine to risk management - Bob Iaccino on market structure, the 200-day moving average, and why no man's land is actually a roadmap.
Why Double Bottoms Are My Most Reliable Trade Setup — And How I Use Them When Markets Get Ugly
When the broad market drops 2% at the open and even metals start selling off alongside equities, most traders panic. I use it as a roadmap.
Trading a Sideways Market in February: Why Process Matters More Than Predictions
In a range-bound February market, I focus on process over prediction: how to recognize a sideways correction, what can break the range, and how to manage multiple signals in the same stock using disciplined position sizing and defined stops.
Why I Trust The Close: February Seasonality, Pullback Psychology, And A Cleaner Trading Process
Bob breaks down why a few down days can feel chaotic even when the market is only modestly off highs. He explains February seasonality, why the close matters more than the intraday print, and how to structure stops, targets, and position sizing with discipline.
Stop Trading The Headline. Start Trading Your Process.
Fast market drops can feel dramatic, but they are rarely unusual. Bob Iaccino explains why traders overreact to “why,” why “should” is a dangerous word, and how a rules-based process helps you handle volatility without chasing noise.
Why All Time Highs Can Still Be a Rational Market, Plus the Risk Rule Most Traders Ignore
Bob Iaccino breaks down two conflicting signals behind a market at all time highs, then explains why close based stops tend to outperform intraday stops, using real trade examples and pattern research to show how to manage risk with more consistency.
How to Read Candlestick Charts and Patterns for Trading
Understanding how to read candlestick charts is a core skill for any active trader. These charts deliver real-time insight into price action, market sentiment, and potential reversals.
Stop Saying “Should”: A Process-First Playbook for Trading Headline Volatility
Bob Iaccino explains why “should” is toxic for traders, how to stay process-driven during headline-driven volatility, and how to think about stops, targets, and short-term reversal patterns.
Golden Cross Vs. Death Cross
When traders talk about momentum shifts in the market, two terms that often come up are the Golden Cross and the Death Cross.
Buy Baskets, Short Breaks, Trust The Close: How I Trade Late-Summer Markets With TradeZero
Seasonal weakness, rotation among large-cap tech leaders, clean short triggers on IPOS, and close-based stops. Bob explains his step-by-step process and the exact TradeZero tools he uses to size positions, set alerts, and execute with discipline.