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Using the ABC Pattern
Wish there was an easy way to gauge where the rest of the trading day is headed? There is – watch to learn how to divide the trading day into three sections: A, B, and C. Look for the breakout moves to enter.
Trading the News
Do you avoid the chaos surrounding news events? Do you instead want to take advantage of the big moves? Learn how to avoid the chop and capitalize on the volatility. You'll see these patterns again and again.
Using the ATR (Average True Range)
We always say, "Trade based on what the market can produce." Our preferred tool to gauge tradabiltiy is the ATR. Found in most software platforms, the ATR will help you trade with responsible profits and stops.
Latest Trading Videos
How to Day Trade Using Price Action: Pt. 9
March 6, 2019
Here is a super simple day trading strategy that is based on other videos in this series. We plan to teach you more in further videos, so stayed tuned. It's easy to get started trading the E-mini, so if you need assistance getting set up with a platform or real-time futures data, let us know. Use the contact form on this website. This strategy works on a 5-minute chart, but it can be adapted to others. First, begin looking for candles with huge volume.
How to Day Trade Using Price Action: Pt. 8
March 1, 2019
Let's take what we learned about volume from the last episode and combine it with trends, trend lines, supply, and demand. Volume speaks volumes about the market. It speaks about the relationship of supply and demand as well as market movements. Learn how you can use this information to get ahead of other traders. Trends that have little volume will end sooner than those that have greater volume. Take notes with this video when it comes to trend line analysis.
How to Day Trade Using Price Action: Pt. 7
February 22, 2019
Volume is the number of shares or contracts traded during a specific time period. Forex does not offer that information (just tick volume, which is a bit different), but stocks, futures, and commodities typically do. In stock trading, you have deals happening all the time with people buying various shares. All of those shares are added together. At the end of the day, all of that is added together for the total volume. NinjaTrader includes a free news indicator.
How to Day Trade Using Price Action: Pt. 6
February 15, 2019
Today's episode will continue with support and resistance with a new focus on a trends. Trends are typically your friends: price steadily continues in a direction and you close your trade at profit. When day trading price action, you can use price channels to find good trades and filter to avoid some bad conditions. Take a look at the lines the instructor draws. The rules in this video are very clear. Do you know the difference between up/downtrends?
How to Day Trade Using Price Action: Pt. 5
February 1, 2019
What about support and resistance? Most traders use support and resistance in some way. We think of support is an invisible boundary that price does not drop below for the time being. When traders recognize support, they may buy up the asset. Thus, price does not decrease below that value because buying force is encountered. Also, as a secondary force, sellers stop selling because they believe price will not go lower for now. Resistance is the opposite.
How to Day Trade Using Price Action: Pt. 4
January 18, 2019
The discussion you've been waiting for: supply and demand. These two forces shape price action. They determine the price patterns seen on charts. The greater the number of buyers or the greater the quantity of buying, the stronger the demand. The inverse is true for supply and selling. Think of total supply and demand amounts relational; as a yin and yang. At the end of the day, market activity should balance (in theory). Watch the video to learn more.
How to Day Trade Using Price Action: Pt. 3
January 4, 2019
Let's explore trends a bit further. As you are probably aware, buying or selling before an uptrend or downtrend, respectively, can be a lucrative move. The most difficult part is prediction. For this, a number of techniques exist. The video discusses a way to use lines on the chart. Price exceeding three lines at appropriate spacing may be indicative of a trend. Watch the video for specific rules. What about channels? Again, watch the video.
A 6-Point Atlas Line Trade in 2019?
January 11, 2019
Take a look at this monster trade. The end of 2018 had many surprises for day traders. Strong volatility made many hesitant to pull the trigger. The Atlas Line, as seen in this video, can add clarity. By relying on its signals and your understanding of the method (as taught with your purchase), you can find similar trades. Look at how price tends to bounce off the Atlas Line. Neat, huh? The Strength and Pullback trades are taught in the training video and live training.
How to Day Trade Using Price Action: Pt. 2
December 28, 2018
Here's the second video in this series. The focus here is trends. Markets like to move in waves. This is true across all types of markets, including futures and stocks. Patterns emerge across various time frames, whether you're looking at 1-min or weekly charts. This video covers ideas that apply to all time frames. When you see an uptrend, this is a sign the bulls as winning. When the opposite is true, the bears are winning. With futures, it is possible to be profitable in both directions.
How to Day Trade Using Price Action: Pt. 1
December 21, 2018
Take it from a trader who started with charts and analysis back in 1995. Back then, software indicators were cutting edge. Eventually, simply observing price itself was a far better predictor for market activity. This is the essence of price action trading and what is shared in this first video. There are definitely repeatable patterns. Recognizing these patterns and knowing how to capitalize on them is key. That is the aim of what we try to do here at DayTradeToWin.
All trades should be considered hypothetical. No guarantees or claims of performance are offered. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Day trading is risky and may cause substantial financial loss. Individual performance may vary, as trading subjects your finances to new, unexpected market conditions. You are responsible for executing trades. Before trading, consult with a licensed broker and a financial expert see if day trading is suitable for you.
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