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Kill Zone trading is having the proper knowledge and trading education to gain an edge in the markets. No matter if you are using the Kill Zone Trading System to capture Swing Trades or Day trades the Kill Zone indicator can drastically increase your confidence that you are trading in the proper direction.

The Kill Zone Indicator works on all time frames from a Weekly chart all the way down to a 2 minute chart. The Kill Zone #2 indicator will give you high probabilities to when a move is just starting or coming to an end with blue bars so you can act upon the situation.

There are strict rules of entry based on other factors other than just the color change from green to red. Our goal with the Kill Zone Trading System is to find great risk / reward trades and help you stay in the trade longer than if you did not have our indicators.

Here are some examples of Stocks and Futures charts. You can also use the entry signals on the stock charts for huge profits trading options. The Kill Zone indicator will work on any time-frame on any market. No matter what you trade our systems and approach will take your trading to the next level with confidence. The key in trading for big gains is confidence and as you go through the charts look at where the stops are and how big the moves are once we get our long or short signals. Would you trade against our signals? Even if you use our systems to confirm your own system we know it will help you achieve your trading goals.

 

 

This is a Daily $SPX chart and we wanted to point out how when everyone was wondering where the bottom of the market was at we were paying close attention to our Kill Zone indicators to gain a edge into where the markets were actually going to make a substantial low. With our members only email alerts we were watching the 6,400 level in the DOW for our lower target and we had this lower target from when the DOW was at 13,000. Although the DOW turned at 6,469 (we were 69 points off on our prediction) as soon as the blue bar came in on the ES and DOW charts we knew we are nearing the end and we closed out all of our shorts and looked for a substantial rally.

That was a 7,700 point decline in the DOW and our system caught the low with our blue bars. When we have a pre-determined target like 6,400 on the DOW and we get confirmation with our indicators and blue bars it is added confidence and action must be taken. Trades like this only come along once a year and you having the proper tools and education can make or break a trader with trades like these!

 

 

Here is a chart of the SDS which is the inverse Pro-Shares of the S&P 500. Notice how at the same time the ES chart bottomed with blue bars we also had a double confirmation with the SDS pro-Shares that we were making a bottom in the markets. Always best to confirm all trades! This Stock went from $118.00 all the way down to the $37.00 range. Even if you didn’t catch this short it is a great way to confirm your market outlook and trading levels. If you were long SDS and you could have seen the blue bars at the top of this chart would you have held your long?

 

 

This is a daily chart of Potash (POT) this is a great stock to trade but you must be on the right side of this stock as it is a fast mover and the options on this stock exploded when we got our daily buy signal. You can see we had blue bars telling us a bigger than normal move as about to happen. The price spiked to $104.00 from $90.00 which is a good move but that is not our true Kill Zone trade. We wait for the pull back and we get in long as soon as the bars go back to green which was at $94.00 and our stop was $89.00 risking $5.00 dollars on the trade. From our entry at $94.00 POT spiked to $124.00 or $30.00 points! That is a great risk/ reward wouldn’t you agree?

Notice how the bars stay green all the way up for added confidence to stay in the stock or the call option!

 

Here is a 30 minute S&P 500 chart that we caught a nice short trade with. There was two entries short from the 1085.00 level then the price fell down to the 1044.00 level and then the blue bars came in telling us that there is very high odds the market will bounce soon to cover our shorts. Once we get blue bars we follow the bars down moving the stop to the top of the bar and we let the market take us out of the trade instead of trying to predict the exact low. From the blue bars we had a spike for over 20.00 points then the market fell back over to another sell at the 1056.00 level. Our rule is we don’t enter another short after a blue bar low in most cases so we did not re short the 1056.00 level. From 1085.00 to 1044.00 a nice 41 point winner!

Notice how the bars stayed red all the way down….

 

Here is a Weekly chart of WYNN which is a very popular but tricky stock. WYNN can be up big one day and down big the next so it is crucial to have the proper trading plan and tools to take advantage of trading opportunities when they come along.

This is another classic long signal (buy the 2nd set of greens). We don’t want to just point out the profit potential but also how much risk we are taking to get those profits. In this example notice how when we get our buy signal it is clearly defined as the bars turn back to green, but what we want to point out is look where our stop is placed on this trade. The stop is placed just below the last red bar which would have been about $2.75 risk on this trade which is very small on a weekly chart.

There was over 42.00 points of potential profit on this trade. We are not saying it would be likely to catch the whole move, but even if you took profits at the $60.00 level you could have banked over $27.00 points with a risk of only $2.75!

Using a call option on this trade you could have actually risked less that the whole $2.75 and we always say to use options for bigger moves as well as the stock as the options are easier to hold for bigger moves and SCALE out of your position to get your risk under control as soon as you get some good profits!

 

In this chart we have a daily CME chart that was a great long trade. There were actually two entries on this stock: The first initial push up which would be the first set of greens starting around March 2nd, CME made an initial move up from $180.00 to the $260.00 level. You could of played this as there were blue bars letting us know that CME was about to make a big move. The calls on the first move were a 780% winner and we exited early near the $220.00 level.

The second trade was the actual Kill Zone signal which is the (2nd set of greens). Notice how CME fell back off the first initial move up and the bars turned back to red stating that CME was getting weak in this first initial move. Our classic long is when the bars come back red and then the bars turn back to green.

Once we go long off this signal we place a stop below the last or lowest red bars. We DO NOT place a stop all the way back below the $160.00 low that would be too much risk on the trade, even though that is the way most traders are taught to trade. We want to keep the stop small so our risk / reward are always great going into these types of swing trades or option trades.

Notice how when CME peaked at the $340.00 level there were blue bars that came in right at the top of this chart. When there are blue bars and the indicator reading is high that means there is a very high probability that the move is over and it is always best to exit the trade into the strength of the move. Notice how once the blue bars came in on CME at the $340.00 level CME dove back down to the $260.00 level. On the second long signal the call options hit a high of 1500%. This is why it is always best to follow the rules to the system and exit the trade and bank your profits!

As you can see having the proper tools and education can drastically improve your trading decisions and we have make strict rules to enter and exit trades to maximize your returns while giving you the absolute best entries on stock, options, forex, futures and bonds.

EDUCATION + DISCIPLINE + TOOLS = YOUR SUCCESS!

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