FAQ
Getting started
Section titled “Getting started”How much money do I need?
Section titled “How much money do I need?”We suggest $35,000 or more to start. The right amount depends on which strategies you run, micro or E-mini contracts, and how much loss you can live with. We’ll help you choose on a demo call.
Do I need trading experience?
Section titled “Do I need trading experience?”No. The strategies run on their own. It helps to understand that losing days and months are normal.
Do I need technical skills?
Section titled “Do I need technical skills?”No. Our team sets up the server, the software and the strategies for you.
Who holds my money?
Section titled “Who holds my money?”You do. The strategies trade in a brokerage account in your name. ZTA never holds or moves your money.
Strategies
Section titled “Strategies”Can I choose which strategies to run?
Section titled “Can I choose which strategies to run?”Yes. We’ll help you pick a mix that fits your account and goals.
Do the strategies hold trades overnight?
Section titled “Do the strategies hold trades overnight?”Every strategy closes its trades before its daily trading session ends. Gold and natural gas sessions start the evening before, so a trade in those markets can run through the night. No strategy holds trades over the weekend.
Will there be losing months?
Section titled “Will there be losing months?”Yes. Every strategy has losing streaks. You can see past red months on our strategies page.
Do I get updates?
Section titled “Do I get updates?”Yes. Fixes and improvements come at no extra cost. See Strategy updates.
Can you turn my own idea into a strategy?
Section titled “Can you turn my own idea into a strategy?”Not right now. Our team is focused on the ZTA portfolio.
Control
Section titled “Control”Can I stop a strategy?
Section titled “Can I stop a strategy?”Yes, at any time. You can also set daily loss limits. See Risk controls.
Is there a guarantee?
Section titled “Is there a guarantee?”Yearly and Lifetime licenses include a 12-month participation guarantee. Full terms are covered on the demo call.
How do I get help?
Section titled “How do I get help?”See Get help.