Four Days of Atlas Line Trades Reviewed
Last week, John Paul took a look at the E-mini S&P and the Atlas Line. He scrolled through four days of history, showing the many signals produced by the software. You can see more recent trades here. The idea of the Atlas Line is to provide you an exact entry and an overall direction of […]
Contract Rollover is December 12 – How to Roll Over
When trading the E-mini S&P and other futures, you generally want to be trading the most liquid contract. On a March quarterly basis (March, June, September, December), contracts expire. See the CME page for the rollover and expiration dates. First, I’ll show you how to get the new E-mini S&P contract chart on your NinjaTrader […]
How High Frequency Trading Works
Speed in the world of trading is everything. In the beginning, floor traders would be huddled together shouting orders inside the major exchanges. On average, these orders would take about 11 seconds to execute a trade. Nowadays, 50 to 70% are now executed by an algorithm at a speed rate and scale beyond our comprehension. […]
How to Find the Trend in Any Market
Watch this video to learn a great forecasting technique. It will help you determine whether the day will be trending (heading in one direction for the most part) or whipsaw (full of choppy, difficult to trade, back and forth activity). The E-mini S&P 500 (ES) experienced a trending day on February 27, 2013. At 1:17 […]
Free Download – Get Started Day Trading Guide (PDF)
» Download Get Started Day Trading Guide (PDF) « For all the traders out there this Valentine’s day, we present to you a gift of love! The Get Started Day Trading Guide is entirely free. In just a few pages, you’ll be up and running with the NinjaTrader 7 platform, see live candles plot on […]
Atlas Line Results for January 2013
Only a monthly basis, we like to report how well the Atlas Line has performed. January 2013 was another successful month as indicated by these totals… January, 2013 Total # of trades = 54 Total # of days traded = 21 Total net profit or loss (using 10 contracts excl. fees, slippage, etc.) = +$11,875 […]
