Zonetta Trading · shelf status reviewed
Zonetta Trading tools for TradingView and MetaTrader 5
Everything on this shelf I built for my own charts first. Nothing on this shelf is for sale yet — the course is a separate thing and has its own page. When a tool is ready, this page will say so, and it will say where.
01 / How to read this page
No prices, no buy buttons, no downloads
I built all of this because I needed it on my own charts and could not buy it. None of it is for sale anywhere today. Nothing here is a file you can take from me, and no price has ever been published for any of it. The day that changes for a particular tool, this page will say so and it will name the place you can get it — not a day earlier.
No performance figure appears anywhere on this site: no return, no win rate, no profit factor, no account curve, not for these tools and not for my own trading. If you ever see one attached to this brand, it did not come from me.
Each tool below carries one status. There are four, they mean exactly what they say, and I would rather a shelf full of honest labels than one product page with a countdown on it.
- In daily use
- It runs on my own charts every session and I depend on it. That is a statement about me, not a release — it is still not available anywhere.
- Listing pending
- Finished, compiled, documented and waiting on the marketplace side: seller verification and a full run on demo. Both are mine to do, and they take as long as they take.
- In testing
- Running on a demo account and being watched. It has not earned a release date, so it does not have one.
- Not released
- Built, compiling clean and working on my charts, and that is the whole of the claim. No marketplace, no invite list, no date.
02 / TradingView
Pine indicators and one strategy
Six scripts, all written in Pine, all sitting in my own TradingView library. Whenever one of these is released it will be an invite-only script, because TradingView does not allow billing on the platform — which is a large part of why this website exists at all.
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Zonetta Zone Score MTF — H4 and M15
Status: Not released
Draws supply and demand zones from two timeframes on the same chart — the higher one for context, the lower one for precision — and puts a grade out of seven on every single zone, so the decision about which zone deserves your risk is made before price gets back there. Zones price has already broken through are dimmed or removed rather than left on the chart to flatter the picture.
Pine · TradingView · invite-only when released
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Zonetta Trading M5 + M15 Indicator
Status: Not released
The same zone engine tuned for a single session: M15 carries the context, M5 carries the entry, and the zones refresh fast enough to be usable by someone who is in and out inside the day.
Pine · TradingView · the second edition of the same product, not a different method
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Zonetta Trading EA — the TradingView strategy
Status: Not released
The zone rules written as a strategy so you can step them through years of chart history yourself: a limit order just inside a qualifying zone, the stop beyond the far edge, a reward-to-risk ratio you choose, a position sized from a fixed share of the account, and a guard that stops two opposing pending orders both filling on a gap.
Pine · TradingView · no figure it produces will ever be quoted on this site
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Zonetta GEX Levels — Nasdaq-100 and gold
Status: In daily use
Plots the option-positioning levels onto the price chart — the call wall, the put wall and the zero-gamma flip — and states which gamma regime the market is in right now. It hides itself the moment you switch to a symbol those levels do not belong to, so it can never quietly mislabel a chart. The levels it draws are the same ones I publish free every morning on today’s levels, and what each of those levels means on a futures chart is written up separately.
Pine · TradingView · runs on my own charts every session
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Zonetta Candlestick Code
Status: Not released
Marks the candlestick formations worth marking, works out the entry, the stop and the target for each one, and — the part that matters — prints the reason a setup was refused instead of hiding it. It reads the instrument’s own tick size, so it behaves on a futures contract and on spot foreign exchange without being re-taught. It does by itself what the free candlestick course teaches you to do by hand.
Pine · TradingView · a MetaTrader 5 twin exists, below
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Zonetta Trading Fibonacci
Status: Not released
Finds the current swing on its own and keeps the retracement anchored to it, re-anchoring live when price extends or reverses, so you are never measuring from a swing that stopped being the swing an hour ago. The deep entry box sits against the origin of the move, where I actually take the trade.
Pine · TradingView · a MetaTrader 5 twin exists, below
03 / MetaTrader 5
Indicators and robots
I execute mostly on MetaTrader 5, so these are the programs that get used hardest and reviewed most. The indicators draw and calculate and never send an order. The robots do send orders, which is why they are held to a slower standard than everything above.
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GEX Levels — Nasdaq-100 and gold
Status: In daily use
The MetaTrader 5 version of the levels above: the morning’s option-positioning levels drawn straight onto a Nasdaq-100 or gold chart, refreshed through the session without being asked, with a label showing the current gamma regime against price.
MetaTrader 5 indicator · two builds, one per instrument · destined for the MQL5 Market
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Zonetta Candlestick Code
Status: Not released
The MetaTrader 5 twin of the Pine version, sharing one detection engine so the two charts can never disagree with each other. On MetaTrader it can also read your broker’s real spread and refuse a setup where the spread would eat too much of the risk — something a chart-only script cannot know.
MetaTrader 5 indicator · validated by me on live spot foreign exchange and futures charts · destined for the MQL5 Market
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Zonetta Trading Fibonacci
Status: Not released
The same live swing tracking on a MetaTrader 5 chart, redrawn in place as the swing moves so the levels never flicker or leave ghosts behind them.
MetaTrader 5 indicator · destined for the MQL5 Market
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Zonetta Zone Trader AUTO
Status: Listing pending
A fully automatic supply and demand robot. It scans two timeframes you choose, builds the zones, grades each one, and works only the zones that pass: order at the near edge, stop beyond the far edge, the same fixed share of the account risked on every trade, a reward-to-risk target you set, break-even handled for you, and its own orders cancelled the moment a zone is broken. One product covers both styles — higher timeframes for swing and intraday, lower ones for scalping — through a single input.
MetaTrader 5 robot · MQL5 Market · waiting on seller verification and a full demo run
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Zonetta Zone Trader Semi
Status: Listing pending
The same analysis with the decision left with you. It draws and grades the zones, puts a buy or sell button beside every one that qualifies, and when you press it a confirmation box shows the exact entry, the exact stop and the exact risk before anything is sent. It never trades on its own.
MetaTrader 5 robot · MQL5 Market · first order sent on a Nasdaq-100 futures chart, July 2026
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Zonetta Trading Fibonacci EA
Status: In testing
Works the two deep retracement levels as resting limit orders, with the stop behind the origin of the swing and the first extension as the target, following the swing live and cancelling or flipping cleanly when the market changes its mind. It needs a hedging account. It is on demo and it stays there until the forward test says otherwise.
MetaTrader 5 robot · forward testing on demo · no release date and no marketplace
04 / The output
The grade these tools print
Several of the tools above put a number out of seven beside a zone. That number is the Zone Score, and it is the same grade I fill in by hand before I decide whether a zone deserves any risk at all. The tools did not invent it; they just stop me doing it badly at eight in the morning.
5 / 7
Example output
It is built from four things about a zone: its strength, its time, its freshness, and where it sits relative to trend. Naming them is as far as this site goes. The arithmetic behind the number is not printed on any page here, in any tool description, or in anything you can download — and it never will be.
What the number is not is a prediction. A high grade is not a promise that anything will happen, a well-graded zone can fail, and when one of mine fails I publish that too.
05 / Omissions
What is missing from this shelf, and why
Two finished programs are not listed above, on purpose.
One is an account-level kill switch. It watches the day’s loss on my own account and, past a line I set myself, closes everything and locks the account down, re-closing anything another robot tries to open behind it. It runs every day and it is not a product — it is my own risk plumbing, tied to my own limits, and selling somebody a number I chose for myself would be the opposite of useful.
The other is a robot whose own testing told me not to sell it. It executes a method faithfully and the testing still came back against it, so it is not on the shelf and it will not be until that changes. A shelf that shows only the things that worked is not a shelf. It is an advert.
06 / Next
How you will hear when one of these ships
I do not run a launch list, a waitlist or an early-access tier. What I run is the list for the free Zone Score checklist, and the people on it are the ones I write to first when a tool is genuinely available somewhere. That is the entire mechanism, and I would rather tell you that plainly than build a second form that quietly goes to the same place.
In the meantime the useful things here are all free and all published already: the morning levels, the market preparation published before the New York open, and the lessons.
The method itself is the one thing here that is not a tool: where the four criteria are drilled, taught end to end. It includes nothing from this shelf, and nothing on this shelf includes it.
And if you are setting up the platform half of this rather than waiting on a tool, how to trade NQ on MetaTrader 5 is everything I know about running real CME futures on it — the exchange data subscription without which the chart simply does not open, the month-letter symbols, the full contract specification, the seven-hour server clock, and the roll that nothing warns you about.