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3 Steps for Traders – Think direction + signals + RISK = Winners

Why sell the market? As traders, we can buy (long) or sell (short) the markets to achieve a profit objective, but only if we are right in the direction. Typically, markets fall faster than they rise. This is important to note when the volatility is strong, and the market is in free fall. Traders need […]

Atlas Line ES and 6E Trading (Webinar from Last Week)

By popular demand, here’s the webinar recording from last Friday (January, 13, 2012). As you’ll see, it was a profitable day as the Atlas Line provided Short signals right before the big moves in the ES (E-Mini) and 6E (Euro). John leaves his live charts running, so you can see how price moves in relation […]

Over 15 Points Possible Using Atlas Line the Last 3 Days on E-Mini

In this video, John Paul recounts the performance of the Atlas Line trading tool for the last three days. At least 15 points of profit were possible in total for the last three days based on the trades the Atlas Line pointed out. The Atlas Line automatically tells you when and how to enter the […]

4 Markets, 5 Winners – Today’s Trading Video

Recorded Live – June 2, 2011 For those of you who missed today’s webinar presentation with John Paul, here’s your chance to see how the Atlas Line performed. Watch the video and pick up a few price action strategies for trading the E-Mini (ES), Russell (TF), Euro Currency (6E) and Crude Oil (CL). The video […]

1.5 Points E-Mini Trading with the Atlas Line

We heard from one of our Atlas Line users today about how much the Atlas Line has been “on fire” the last few months, producing profitable trades nearly every day. This emini trading chart shows how 1.5 points were possible today. The Atlas Line saw how price was going to climb and produced a Double […]

What to do when trading the Emini SP news

This day trading video explains the ATR (Average True Range) and how to use it to your advantage when trading. The Atlas Line is used to correctly know when to buy or sell the market instead of counting on the news to tell you what to do. Where do you enter? Where do you exit? […]

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