Qamar Zaman walks through a TradingView trading system for zero DTE SPX options with 1 to 3 minute holds. The setup uses three color signals: green for long, black to wait, red for short. Designed for quick entry and exit decisions.
What you're seeing is the TradingView platform. So when we license the software, you are going to get everything that's included. So I'm going to walk you through. So the first challenge for a new trader that wants to trade the markets is to Understand where to take the entry and where to exit. What is it? The very first thing. So I call that the flight path. So what you're looking at is a background, okay, of the path. So since the market opened up 9:30, let's start at the starting point of 9:30 for context, because context matters, right? Yes, of course. So 9:30, if you look at the flight path, there are 3 colors in my system. Green, that means the market is going green. That means you can take a position long or do a call for people that are doing options. With the black color, it's a range market. Okay, we don't know where it's going, so stay away. Okay, or get ready. And you are an expert in talk about that. But then there is a red color. So red means that the market is looking bearish or is going down, and that's when we go and go a short or take a put. So those are the three primary colors of the flight path. So that's a very first foundation.
