TradeZero Blog
Escalate Or De-Escalate?
Major indexes finished lower for the third consecutive week, pressured by geopolitical risks, higher oil prices, and shifting interest-rate expectations.
Bearish Engulfing Pattern: How Short Sellers Spot and Trade Momentum Reversal
See how the bearish engulfing pattern signals reversals and how TradeZero helps short sellers enter precisely and manage risk.
Parabolic SAR Indicator: How Traders Use It to Spot Turns and Control Risks
Learn how the Parabolic SAR helps traders spot reversals, trail stops, and stay disciplined in fast-moving markets with TradeZero.
Triple Top Pattern: How Short Sellers Use This Bearish Signal to Capitalize on Fading Momentums
See how triple top patterns signal failed breakouts—and how TradeZero helps short sellers capitalize with precision in fast-moving markets.
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.
Is Stagflation In The Air?
It’s a dangerous world—as recent events in the Middle East demonstrate. These key defense companies stand to gain.
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.
Was Friday's Recovery a Short Covering Rally?
Overall, it was a downward week for U.S. equities, dominated by sector rotation away from tech/growth toward defensive/value areas, tempered by cooler inflation data that provided transient relief but did not fully reverse market stress.
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.