Live Signals Reviewed in Trading Challenge

If you’ve been wanting to learn a number of trading tips and tricks, these two free trading videos are great resources. To start with, the first video discusses the ABC strategy and how you can find entry opportunities when price breaks out of two, 2.5 hour ranges. The first range (the A period) occurs in the E-mini from 9:30 a.m. (considered to be market open) until noon, US/Eastern.

Uses NinjaTrader’s shaded region drawing tool to mark the highs and lows of that region. After 12:00 p.m., look for price to “confirm” that it wants to break out of the A range. Watch the video for the specific rules. Once this happens, you can place a trade either short or long. The ABC software for NinjaTrader (provided with Mentorship or the ATO 2 course) automates the finding of these trades. The same rules apply for the B portion. Generally, section B will be slower, as the ATR (Average True Range) in the afternoon is often less on average.

In the C section (the final 2.5 hours), volatility can sometimes pick back up. Really, you should watch the video to learn how all this works.

The main focus of these two webinar videos is the peformance of the Atlas Line, ATO 2, Trade Scalper, and Roadmap. John Paul reviews trade signals provided by these indicators over the last few days. The people in the room, who were seeing the signals live and asking questions, were excited to see the performance and learn more about DayTradeToWin.com’s unique approach to price action trading.

At about 13 minutes in to the first video, you can see Atlas Line signals from multiple days. Often times, traders will want to rely on more than one signal to confirm entries and find more potential winners. Around the 17-minute mark, you can see how the ATO 2 and Roadmap worked together to find entry opportunities. Soon after, John Paul uses his sim account to demonstrate a real-time Atlas Line trade.

This traded ended up being a winner. An ATM Strategy was used. ATM Strategies automatically apply a predetermined profit target and stop loss. With most of the DayTradeToWin.com method, the profits and stops are based on current market activity, as determined by the ATR (Average True Range).

In the second video, you can see a second real-time Atlas Line signal right away. It appears this resulted in a breakeven trade. Note that with such trades, broker fees may still apply. Perhaps this is why the presenter, John Paul, goes into talking about trade/risk management soon after.

He believes that multiple signals confirming the same direction often lead to better trades. This is why he applies multiple indicators to his 5-min and 1-min charts. In fact, around 11 minutes in, you can see how the Atlas Line was used on a 1-min chart. Around 13-minutes in, take a look at the ATO 2 and Atlas Line signals. These two price action methods are often used together on 5-min charts. They both produce similar looking text signals, but the underlying calculations are very much different. The ATO 2 entries are fully explained in the accompanying training.

With the Atlas Line, you learn how to use the signals. At about 19 minutes in, be sure to watch the Trade Scalper live signal, as it was a winner. The Trade Scalper is designed to find smaller, but more frequent opportunities.

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