E-Mini Trading Day in Review – June 9, 2011

Jun. 10, 2011 Trading Coach 1 Comment

Here’s another Emini trading video using the Atlas Line. This NinjaTrader chart shows the Double Bar Long signal produced at 1283.75 by the Atlas Line. June 9’s price action trading was all handled by going long, as price was continuously above the Atlas Line. Since price did not dip below the line, we knew that going long was safe. Each slight drop in price presented an opportunity. These unique Pullback setups are taught to customers in the free webinar / day trading course that’s included with purchase of the Atlas Line software.

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Trudy says:

July 21, 2011 at 8:55 am

I would like to please be informed of your next event or webinar thanks

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