Can You Make Money Trading Volatile Markets?
Buy the Atlas Line, Trade Scalper, ATO 2, or enroll in Mentorship. If you’ve been following our videos for some time, you’ll notice we use the ATR to gauge volatility. In the video, the ATR value is > 10. Take a look at that green line and value near the bottom of the chart. Very […]
Webinar Video: Scalp Crude Oil Using Price Action
Missed today’s live webinar? Watch the recording above to see what happened. Right away, you can see our Trade Scalper running on two markets in one chart: the ES (E-mini S&P 500) and CL (Crude Oil). Everyone who attended saw the trading signals plot in real-time. At about 1:50, John Paul explains the importance of […]
New Trading News Event Calendar
Check out our new trading news events calendar page. It shows scheduled financial news events for the week. How is it useful? You can stay informed and know when to stay out of the markets or place trades based on news events. Why would you want to stay out of the markets around news events? […]
2 Short Scalping Trades Today (Trade Scalper)
Like quick trades? Purchase the Trade Scalper and get these signals for the next trading day. Here’s what it’s like to see a Trade Scalper signal and then trade it. It’s really the same process you would undertake if you had the Trade Scalper software running on your chart. As usual, we’re using the NinjaTrader […]
Performance Recap: Atlas Line and Trade Scalper Review
To get the same signals on your charts, click here to purchase the Atlas Line or click here to purchase the Trade Scalper. Here’s a review of today’s Atlas Line and Trade Scalper signals. First, we look at the Trade Scalper on a 2-Range E-mini S&P 500 (ES) chart. Unfamiliar with a “2-Range” chart? It’s […]
Gold Investment Strategies
All About The Big Picture…. Gold Trading is not always easy, and we have seen some somewhat-volatile years for the gold market. January usually brings on a fairly sharp uptick in prices following alarming lows in late in 2015. And yet, the recovery already appears to be on hold, with prices having dropped a bit […]
