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TRADE  EXAMPLES

Our detailed analysis of multiple time frames, volume and market profile, proprietary indicators, and experience, creates Market Reaction Zones (MRZs) that help identify major areas of support and resistance in the markets we serve.  As can be seen in the examples below, Top Gun Trading Zones work in any type of market conditions:  uptrend/downtrend, consolidation/ranging, and regardless of market volatility.  After reviewing these examples, see How to Trade and Keys to Success to see how MRZs will improve your trading results!  Better yet, subscribe now for one month and see for yourself how our zones will change your trading!
 

UPTRENDING MARKETS
 

Below are three examples of uptrending markets. Notice how the market 'seeks' the next higher zones in succession, offering clear targets, as well as identifying major zones of support for adding to positions or reentering on retracements. When combined with basic indicators like EMAs, pivots, daily range indicators, etc. you have the elements of a powerful trading system.

DOWNTRENDING MARKETS
 

Below are three examples of downtrending markets. As with the uptrending examples,  notice how the market 'seeks' the next zones in succession, offering clear targets, as well as identifying major zones of support for adding to positions or reentering on retracements. When combined with basic indicators like EMAs, pivots, daily range indicators, etc. you have the elements of a powerful trading system.

SIDEWAYS OR DIRECTIONLESS MARKETS
 

Below are three examples consolidating markets that result in sideways or directionless price action. Notice how on days like these, the market 'seeks' to test zones above and below the opening range.  By identifying this type of day early, you would use the zones to sell upper zones and buy lower zones, with reduced (smaller) targets at zones in the middle of the range.

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