Trading Strategies
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How to Identify and Trade Rotation Zones for Entries and Exits
Bob Iaccino explains his rotation zone framework — how the 8 and 21 EMA form a tradeable zone, why moving average crosses alone don't work, how to use best-fit trend lines for entries, and how to set stops and targets using Gann and Fibonacci extensions.
How to Manage Your Risk Like a Professional Trader
Bob Iaccino walks through the exact risk management framework he uses for active trading and day trading — including the 2% rule, position sizing by percentage, how to think about stops, and why your account size doesn't change how you should think about risk.
How to Identify and Trade Support and Resistance Breakouts
Bob Iaccino explains why vanilla support and resistance isn't enough — and walks through his complete framework for finding valid levels, trading channel breakouts and retests, the 50% channel rule, and why volume is less reliable than most traders think.
Advanced Trend Line Thinking: Conflicting Signals, Trading Inside The Trade, And Why The Process Is Important
These are the things that separate traders who understand a pattern from traders who know how to use one.
The Trade Trend Line: How I Use Two Points To Identify Trade Opportunities
Showing you the trend and generating a trade are two completely different things.
How I Identify and Trade Double Bottoms — The Complete Framework
Two lows on a chart does not automatically make a double bottom.
Headlines Are Loud. The Chart Is Louder. Here's What I'm Actually Watching.
The rhetoric around geopolitical risk has gotten loud.
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.