VOTrade Margin Zones CME

Margin zones are zones that are strong support and resistance levels and on the basis of which further movement of a trading instrument can be assumed. Margin zones are built based on the levels of margin requirements for futures of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), which corresponds to a specific trading instrument on the spot market. The margin requirement levels form a certain amount of the futures move (and therefore the corresponding currency pair), conditionally this can be called the volatility that the market maker sets for the trading instrument.

Margin zones in trading are the areas to which the price reacts, and the closing of the day (the American trading session) below or above a certain level signals to us about the potential of a further trend (this is one of the classic rules based on observation and statistics collection, but you can use the zones as a kind of volatility move in other ways).