Titanic Zone

A Big & Slow Reversal

The Titanic Zone is a high-probability reversal setup that forms after a strong directional move begins to lose momentum. Instead of an immediate shift, price action starts to stall and curve, forming a subtle arch or rounded base.

The Titanic Zone: A high-probability reversal pattern that forms after a strong directional move begins to lose momentum. Watch for the Triple Ready DD's.

During this slowing phase, our proprietary indicator—THE READY DD—becomes key. When three or more READY DDs appear close together within this curve, it signals a potential higher time frame rotation developing beneath the surface.

When 3 or more Ready DDs appear close together within this large distribution curve, it signals a potential higher time frame rotation.

We call it the Titanic Zone because the reversal takes longer than expected—it’s not a sudden flip, but a slow, deliberate turn, much like a massive ship changing course. Once this cluster of READY DDs appears, we don’t rush in—we wait for further confirmation using price structure and real-time order flow signals from our system.

Combining the Titanic Zone Ready DDs with a sell Enigma for a powerful move down.

These added layers of confluence help validate the shift in control. The goal is to enter in sync with the new emerging direction, before momentum fully kicks in. The Titanic Zone helps traders catch that transition at the turn—not the aftermath.

Titanic Zone Screenshots

STUDY: The market shifts up after a Titanic Zone signals the turn.
STUDY: A Titanic Zone with triple Ready DDs at the bottom of a range signals a big move up.
STUDY: A Triple Ready DD Titanic Zone appears along with a bearish Enigma, signaling a strong and steady move down.
STUDY: A Titanic Zone appears after a bearish Gartley Harmonic for a quick move down.

Video Tutorial: Titanic Zone

WATCH: Vinny E. Mini trades a Titanic Zone live on stream and explains it at the 5:17:20 time stamp.

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