TradeZero Blog
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Short Sale Volume (2025): Explained Simply
Learn how short sale volume works, how it differs from short interest, and how traders can use it to identify sentiment shifts and squeeze risk
Nosebleed Territory or Not
Overall, the week reinforced an optimistic market mood grounded in strong labor figures, ongoing deal / AI momentum, and manageable trade headlines.
Streamlined Account Funding: TradeZero Integrates with Equals Money
Faster, simpler funding is here. Learn how TradeZero’s new integration with Equals Money gives you a more efficient way to fund your trading account — right from your TradeZero portal.
Will The Rally Continue?
This week capped a powerful rebound for equities—with major benchmarks hitting record highs—driven by geopolitics, Fed rate-cut optimism, AI-led tech strength, and easing inflation risks from lower energy prices.
What is Short Interest? The One Metric Short Sellers Need
Learn how short interest tracks bearish bets, signals crowd behavior, and helps traders anticipate short squeezes
Will The Market Breakout This Range?
The war between Israel and Iran has added an element of uncertainty for investors seeking dividends in oil stocks.
Double Top Pattern: How Traders Spot & Short Bearish Reversals
Learn how the double top pattern works, how to identify it, and how short sellers can use it with platforms like TradeZero to time entries and avoid false signals
Contradictions Everywhere. Will The Market Continue Its Rise?
The price of Brent crude oil, the international benchmark, jumped 7% on Friday, to above $74 a barrel. The move was oil’s largest daily gain this year.
Margin Trading (in 2025): Risks and Considerations
Explore how margin trading works, the benefits and risks, and how platforms like Tradezero support traders with leverage and built-in risk management.
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.