Using Buy/Sell Signals

Learn to make the best use of our buy/sell signals and potentially automate your trading strategies.

At Zeiierman Trading, we offer 9 distinct and highly innovative Buy/Sell indicators, each crafted to excel based on different core market behaviors. Some are designed to capture breakout opportunities, others specialize in detecting key market turning points, trend shifts, or volume and momentum surges.

This multifaceted approach makes Zeiierman Trading one of the most advanced providers of Buy/Sell signals, adaptable to any market and any timeframe. Whether you're a trend follower, a breakout trader, or a momentum scalper—there’s a signal built for your style. Just pick the one that fits your approach, and you're ready to go.

How to Use Our Buy/Sell Indicators?

Our Buy/Sell signals act as heads-ups rather than precise price predictions.

For example, a Buy signal might indicate that the market structure could shift toward a bullish trend, but it doesn’t guarantee a price movement.

This is a valuable insight that helps you prepare for potential market changes rather than react impulsively. Let's use another example for better explanation.

If Trend Algo indicates a long position, do not enter blindly. Look for additional confirmation such as support or resistance levels. Rather than relying solely on the signals, combine them with your existing trading strategy for better trade entries.

3 Key Aspects to Keep in Mind

Backtesting and Why It’s Important

These indicators are built to support your base strategy, not replace it. As such, they do not come with predefined backtests. Traders must backtest them according to their own strategy.

Relying solely on the indicator without considering the broader market context and without backtesting would not yield consistent results.

Why Don’t We Offer Backtests?

The purpose of our Buy/Sell signals is to enhance your existing strategy, not to dictate every move you make. While our tools can indicate potential shifts in market structure, they should be used to confirm your trade setups, not be used independently.

How to Avoid False Signals

False signals are part of any system but they're avoidable if you pay attention to key levels such as support and resistance.

For instance, a short signal at support or a long signal at resistance should raise a red flag. These are often areas where the price might not move as expected.

Instead, confirm whether the price is about to break out or reverse at these levels. By doing so, you’ll significantly improve your edge and reduce the likelihood of acting on false signals.

Example: On the German 30 (1-min chart)

  1. Use Day Open as a reference level.

  2. Identify resistance on the 1-hour chart.

  3. Confirm the trend with Trend Algo before entering the trade.

By using this approach, you can increase the probability of successful trades.

Try our Buy/Sell signals today and see how they can enhance your trading strategy. Experiment with different indicators to find what works best for you.

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