Posted on August 20, 2010 by JOHN PAUL in Atlas Line, Latest Posts, Price Action Trading, Videos
John Paul presents “Price Action Trading Methods to Use Daily” in this 37 minute webinar recorded on August 18, 2010. This is a must-watch as John clearly explains price action trading using slides and the day’s trades on NinjaTrader charts. Also, there are coupon codes for Atlas Line™ discounts – but you’ll have to watch the whole thing so you won’t miss them!
Download the full video here: [smartcounter:1]
The video covers the following:
Additionally, you can now take the first step to become a trader by attending a single Private Mentorship lesson. Visit eminieducation.com for details on how to purchase a single lesson where you can learn one of DayTradeToWin’s 11 methods of price action trading.
Posted on August 19, 2010 by JOHN PAUL in Atlas Line, Latest Posts, Price Action Trading
How many traders would have expected price to continue plummeting at 9:50 a.m.? Well, unless you were using the Atlas Line™, you may have experienced quite a loss. Two long signals were given at around 9:45 a.m. letting Atlas Line™ users know that price would climb. In the picture below, you can see how price seemingly bounced off the Atlas Line™ and remained long all day.
If you’re having difficult staying on the correct side of the trade, consider your losses versus how much you can gain with the Atlas Line™. It’s time to take the guesswork out of trading!
Posted on August 15, 2010 by JOHN PAUL in Atlas Line, Latest Posts, Price Action Trading, Videos
In case you missed the highly informative Atlas Line price action trading webinar recorded on July 29, 2010, here is the full, unabridged version:
You can also download it directly here for viewing in 720p. Watching in full-resolution is recommended to view the comments from webinar attendees.
Also, here is the webinar again, hosted on YouTube:
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Posted on August 13, 2010 by JOHN PAUL in Atlas Line, Latest Posts, Price Action Trading
For a limited time, the following discount codes will work for 10% when purchasing the Atlas Line™:
Note: remember to type these coupons exactly as they are, with no added white spaces before or after. Copy and paste them for your convenience.
All customers receive a free, private Atlas Line webinar where John Paul explains how to use the Atlas Line with TradeState or NinjaTrader. His instruction explains configuration of the software and how to use the Atlas Line for price action trading.
Posted on August 10, 2010 by JOHN PAUL in Latest Posts, Price Action Trading
Last week, John Paul was interviewed by Tim Bourquin at Trader Interviews where he shared a few price action strategies you don’t want to miss!
The interview was conducted on July 30, 2010 and has been very popular with questions arriving from day traders everywhere:

http://www.traderinterviews.com/wimpy_mp3_php/myWimpy_SinglePro.php?file_to_play=2010-07-30_JohnPaul-DayTradeToWin
Take the time to listen; it will be worth your while!
Posted on August 5, 2010 by JOHN PAUL in Atlas Line, Latest Posts, Price Action Trading
Have you tried a ton of indicators without consistently making profit? If so, find out the mistakes you’re making and how price action can improve your trading:
Trading Price Action vs. Indicators (Round 1)
What’s better? What works? Two methods of trading are compared: indicator-based chart trading versus pure price action.

Price action trading:
- Is free – a trader does not need to extra software. Candles, bars, dots or any other chart price symbol will provide ample information for price action traders.
- Can be used on any market at any time under any circumstances (E-Mini S&P, Forex, stocks, other commodities, futures and currencies).
- Can be used with any trading software (NinjaTrader, TradeStation, MetaStock, etc.).
- Is fast – price lag is irrelevant, old data will not obstruct your trading.
- Is versatile – price action trading methods can be combined for a coherent trading system that is free of conflicting data.
- Must take time to learn, and understand how to trade it. Education is needed to master the methods and practice is key. The Cost is not cheap and is compared to a semester in college.
Indicator-based trading:
- Is not free – most indicators are commercial.
- Lags behind price – data based on the past is unlikely to be of assistance in the present and the future in an ever-changing market. Until data can be transferred instantaneously across any distance, this will be a consistent outcome.
- Often produces conflicting signals and hesitation of when and how to perform trades.
- Compatibility is dependent upon the indicator’s programming; only certain markets and / or trading software may be supported.
- Subject to the law of overuse – the more traders that use an indicator, the more a market will adapt “in retaliation” to its overuse, thus rendering it ineffective. Price action is free from such boundaries as it is based on watching the resulting changes in price.
- Easy to use, and follow. A no brainer, nothing to think about and only following the signals is needed.
What type of trader would you like to be? The choice should be obvious – learn how to become a price action trader.
Posted on August 2, 2010 by JOHN PAUL in Latest Posts, Price Action Trading
Last week’s Atlas Line charts as posted on Flickr and Chart.ly.
August 2, 2010 another nice winning trade long using the At the Open method. The rest of the day was very slow and very hard to trade. Glad to be done early in the day.