xBrat Guardian Zones For NinjaTrader

Identify the most crucial institutional decision points with the xBrat Guardian Zones for NinjaTrader. The xBrat Guardian Zones software can also draw in the resulting Support & Resistance Zones on a traders chart.

xBrat Guardian Zones

So, how do you use the xBrat Guardian Zones for Ninjatrader? Well, many institutional traders use different timeframes and even multi-timeframe strategies when day trading and swing trading. They tend to make similar decisions around similar price zones to either buy or sell.

We call these decision points. If these decision points repeat often enough, they form Support and Resistance zones on each different timeframe. The xBrat Guardian Zones software identifies these institutional decision points. Then, they draw in the resulting Support and Resistance Zones on a trader’s chart.

Support & Resistance Zones

The software is made up of an Automated Support and Resistance Zones Logic process for multiple time frames. In other words, think of the Guardian Zones as a must-have “safety net” on your trading chart. It guides you when things are starting to look bad as you wait for price movements to go your way.

Whether you’re scalping, day trading, or swing trading, as a trader, you must be careful not to “Short into Support” or “Go Long into Resistance”. Make use of the xBrat Guardian Zones since they are there to protect you. There’s no denying that adding this tool to your trading would be very valuable for avoiding losses.

A Dynamic Tool

Get constant updates with the xBrat Guardian Zones. That’s because the logic constantly updates as decision points form on each time frame. It also does the same when new zones are printed on your trading chart.

And then, as current zones are broken and not respected across the multiple timeframes, they are discontinued on the chart.

No matter what time frame you are trading with, the xBrat Guardian Zones will print live Support and Resistance Zones for the following time frames.

Note: Traders can toggle off these time-frames as they require.

1. Native (current time frame on Chart) — Yellow
2. 15 Minute — Cyan
3. 30 Minute — Light Green
4. 60 Minute — Hot Pink
5. Daily — White
6. Weekly — Purple

Please note that the automation includes the current time frame and all those above. For example, when a trader trades off a 15-minute timeframe, the native (colored yellow) will be a 15-minute timeframe and the next will be a 30-minute timeframe.