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PZ Trend Trading 4.5 for MT5





Trend Trading is an indicator designed to profit as much as possible from trends taking place in the market, by timing pullbacks and breakouts. It finds trading opportunities by analyzing what the price is doing during established trends.

• Trade financial markets with confidence and efficiency
• Profit from established trends without getting whipsawed
• Recognize profitable pullbacks, breakouts and early reversals
• The indicator analyzes its own quality and performance
• It includes a multi-symbol and multi-timeframe scanner
• The scanner scans all the instruments in the Market Watch
• It implements a multi-timeframe dashboard
• The indicators are non-repainting
• It implements email/sound/visual alerts

Established trends offer dozens of trading opportunities, but most trend indicators neglect them completely! The Trend Trading indicator displays an average of 10 different trades per trend.

• (1) is a bullish trend change
• (1) is a bearish trend change
• (2) is a pullback in the direction of the trend
• (3) is a breakout in the direction of the trend
• --- is a correction during a downtrend
• --- is a correction during an uptrend
• Blue Bars are a bullish sub-trend
• Red Bars are a bearish sub-trend

The Trend Trading indicator is the perfect tool for trend followers because it not only tracks the trend, but also everything that happens during a trend, which allows it to offer many more trading opportunities that other indicators.

A brief introduction
Established trends offer dozens of trading opportunities, but most trend trading indicators neglect them completely, and leave the trader completely uninformed about what the market is doing during a trend! The average trend indicator only informs about trend changes, but that is simply not enough to achieve exceptional returns.

The Trend Trading indicator displays up to 20 times more trades than the average trending indicator, because it pays attention to what is known as market timing. It displays, not only the current market trend, but also pullbacks, breakouts of inside bars and corrections. It allows you to hop on a trend just after a retracement has taken place, pyramiding positions safely using breakouts of inside bars and also to find potential reversals, known as corrections.


Recommendations for Novice Traders
The Pz Trend Trading Indicator has endless possibilities but novice traders should focus on the easiest trading setups, which are (2) pullbacks and (3) breakouts of inside bars, because they are calculated taking into account the prevailing trend direction and recent price action. More than 85% of the pullbacks and breakouts are profitable, and some of then turn into really long, profitable trades.

Novice trades should also avoid trying to exit the trade at the best possible point, and reduce the position management to a simple trailing stop using the main line of the indicator. This eliminates room for anxiety or judgment errors and allows profits to run. Novice traders should stick to this position management strategy until they can pyramid positions comfortably.

Novice traders should trade daily and weekly charts, to avoid wild volatility swings or paying outrageous brokerage commissions compared to the potential profits of their trades. The market is pretty much like a video-game which has different levels. Novice traders should not trade H4 charts until they are constantly profitable in D1 and W1 charts.


Understanding the trading setups
The market evolves and revolves around different stages, with only one goal in mind: race up or down with as fewer participants as possible. The market will always retrace and try to stop you out, testing your stamina and discipline over and over again. The price is ultimately unpredictable. This is why you need different trading setups: to react properly to what the market is doing.

The key to profitable trading is adaptability. By learning four trading setups you will be able to trade any market in any stage without staying on the sidelines while the market is moving strongly. The following graph illustrates all the trading setups and the different market stages where they take place.


(1) Trend Changes
A trend change takes place when the market changes its direction. Trend changes are displayed on the chart using colored circles with a number one in it. A blue (1) signals the start of an uptrend, and a red (1) signals the start of a downtrend. Trend changes are not the result of evaluating recent price action, which means that the trading setup has no timing. If you are using this indicator properly, by the time a trend change has taken place, you will be already in the market (see corrections below).


(2) Pullbacks
Once a trend is in motion, the market shakes up and down as winning hands reap profits and other market participants get into the market. A pullback is a retracement during a trend that represents a good buying opportunity, normally caused by big players reaping profits and selling their shares. If the market resumes up after a pullback, the indicator will plot an orange (2) on the chart. Pullbacks are very good trading opportunities but might not take place during very strong trends.


(3) Inside Bar(s) Breakouts
An inside bar is a bar (or a series of bars) that is completely contained within the range of the preceding bar, which is known as the mother bar. The breakout of an inside bar (or bars) represent the most profitable trading setup during established trends, because the risk reward ratio is extremely high: it is a high-probability entry point that provides traders with a good risk reward ratio since it typically requires smaller stop losses than other setups. The indicator will plot a (3) when a breakout of an inside bar (or bars) has taken place, and it is a great opportunity to hop onto the trend or to pyramid your positions safely.


(---) Corrections or Reversals
A correction is a liquidation of shares that is strong enough to trigger a pullback if the market resumes its direction, or a trend change if the price correction reaches the trendline. Every pullback and trend change is, always and in all cases, preceded by a correction. The indicator will plot a colored dash when a correction is detected, a red dash (---) is a bearish correction during an uptrend and a blue dash (---) is a bullish correction during a dowtrend.

Corrections represent great trading opportunities, giving you the opportunity to trade against the prevailing trend before it actually reverses. Furthermore, the risk reward ratio is enormous, because the initial stop-loss can be fairly tight. However, it is extremely important to make sure the trend is weak before taking the trade. You should trade corrections confirmed by one or more of the following:

• An oscillator divergence is confirming the correction
• A double top or double bottom pattern is present
• A head and shoulders pattern is present

Bear in mind that the market does not simply reverse: every trend moves until exhaustion, and only then reverses. The key is confirming the trend exhaustion before the market has reversed, and using a correction signal to get into the market ahead of the crowd. After some time using the Pz Trend Trading Indicator, you will spot exhaustions easily.