Put the Dynamic Zones
Indicator to work for you. Please review the software overview below and User Guide (a PDF Download) for
complete information concerning installing and operating the Dynamic Zones Indicator.
Software Overview The Dynamic Zones (DZ) indicator is a TradeStation add-in tool that statistically evaluates extreme market conditions. Traders can use any indicator in conjunction with Dynamic Zones to design systems that
actually adapt to the market.
The Dynamic Zones indicator uses probabily analysis to measure overbought and oversold levels. These levels or zones actually change over time allowing for efficient and profitable trading of all markets — Bullish or Bearish.
The Dynamic Zones indicator (Figure 1) measures the extremelevels of the CCI indicator. Notice how the upper and lower Zoness adjust over time to reflect changes to the price action or market behavior. These adjustments allow the indicator to better track the underlying market and thereby generate historically stable trading results. The 3D Image (Figure 2) illustrates the stability of Dynamic Zones trading system based on an extensive testing of performance results.
Figure 1:
DZ Buy/Sell Zoness (Black) and CCI Indicator (Blue). Dynamic Zoness work with any indicator to measure extreme overbought and oversold levels for more efficient trading results.
Figure 2: Dynamic Zones Stability Analysis based on Net Profit. Graphic developed in 3D SmartView by
RINA Systems.
The DZ Advantage
The Dynamic Zones
indicator offers distinct advantages over fixed buy/sell Zones trading systems.
More efficient entry/exit signals.
Greater trading opportunities.
Historically stable trading results
Superior filter capabilities using indicators such
as ATR and ADX.
Self adjustment to accommodate all markets for
long term trading and testing.
Now it’s easy to design systems that can keep pace with constantly changing markets. Improve your fixed Zones trading systems with the Dynamic Zones indicator.
Dynamic Zones Features
Probability Inputs
The Dynamic Zones software allows you to adjust the probability or sensitivity levels for both the upper and lower Zoness. These separate inputs are particularly useful for designing systems that require different measures of extreme for overbought and oversold.
Look Back Window The software can adjust the Dynamic Zones look back period based on system requirements. A shorter time period let’s Dynamic Zoness react quickly to near term market conditions while longer term settings adjust more slowly. This users setting gives you total control to meet the needs of any trading system.
Multiple Zoness Dynamic Zoness also offers you the ability to create double extreme levels. These double levels correspond to overbough (oversold) shown in Red and extreme overbought (oversold) levels shown in Green allowing systems to value current conditions with a higher degree of accuracy. These multiple Zoness can dramatically improve trading systems dependent upon fixed Zoness.
DZ Double Indicator.
Extensive User’s Guide Our comprehensive 25+ page User’s Guide will explain
exactly how to use and operate the Dynamic Zones software. The guide comes complete with sample indicators and systems that will have you improving your own personal trading systems in no time.
DZ Indicator Uses The Dynamic Zones indicator works with a variety of trading systems including those based on:
Commodity Channel Index (CCI)
Rate of Change (ROC)
Relative Strength Index (RSI)
Stochastics (%K and %D)
MA Convergence Divergence (MACD)
Williams Percent R (%R)
Average True Range (ATR)
ADX
Closing Prices
The DZ indicator can be added to any system that is dependent upon overbought oversold levels. A Dynamic Zones systems is limited only by your imagination.
Put Dynamic Zones to work for you. To learn more about our software read our Dynamic Zones article published in Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities magazine. See for yourself how Dynamic Zoness can improve your bottom line.
