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Free Zone Score Checklist — grade any zone
Two pages you keep beside your chart — the desk card. It walks you through the questions I ask before I risk anything on a supply or demand zone, and leaves you with a grade and a cut-off.
01 / What it does for you
A scorecard, not a lesson
You look at the zone you are about to trade, work down the page, and come out the other side with one number out of seven and a decision that was made before the candle formed rather than argued for afterwards. It takes about ten seconds once you have used it twice. What that number describes, and what it cannot predict, is on the Zone Score page.
A high grade is not a promise that anything will happen. What it does is separate a zone that merely exists from one that is worth your risk — and give you a reason to stand aside on the mornings when nothing on the screen qualifies, which is most of them.
5 / 7
Example output
It is written for Nasdaq-100 futures, gold futures and spot foreign exchange, on any platform you already have open. The questions do not change with the instrument; only the tick size does, and the page says so.
The form is handled by Kit, the email service this list runs on, and the only thing it collects is your email address. Every email carries an unsubscribe link, and writing to info@zonettatrading.com works too.
The checklist is two pages, front and back, and it stays free. Where the four criteria are drilled is the paid course behind it — the drawing, the grade and the cut-off, taught in order.
The same grade, printed on the chart by a script instead of filled in by hand, is the Zone Score MTF indicator — a separate product, waitlist open, and nothing the checklist depends on.
Published by Zonetta Trading · Westport, Connecticut, United States