Two to Three Tick Profit Targets with Trade Scalper
» Get the Trade Scalper « For August 12, 2014 on the E-mini (ES) market, the Trade Scalper software produced a Short signal on 1930.50 at about 10:47 a.m. Note the Trade Scalper uses 1-min charts, so each candle represents one minute. Markets love to test where they’ve previously been. This trade uses a three […]
Will the E-mini Test Previous Highs This Week?
» Get More Trading Insight « Here’s an update to last week’s video where John Paul said to watch out for a potential E-mini breakout. There’s been a lot of talk about a forthcoming reversal in the market. Load up a 1-week chart in your platform of choice and look for the large red candle […]
10 Tips for Choosing a Day Trading Mentor/Coach
Learn to Day Trade the Futures Markets 1. Coach needs to be a good teacher – Having someone who is personable and can communicate ideas effectively is super important. John Paul has years of experience teaching traders using a live webinar format. His explanations are clear and concise. You are free to ask questions whenever […]
Trading Video Lesson 3 – Front Running & 5-Min Charts
Why use the 5-min chart? Regardless of the day trading platform you use, you will have the ability to switch time frames on your chart. For minute-based charts, NinjaTrader provides everything from a 1-min to a Yearly chart. When using a 5-min chart, you have the best of both worlds: a summarized chart (not too […]
Trading Video Lesson 2 – NinjaTrader SuperDOM
So you’re now using NinjaTrader and you’re struggling with the concepts of placing trades? Look no further! Watch the video and in 15 minutes, you’ll have a good understanding of different order types, ATM Strategies, and execution. One of the most important-to-know yet misunderstood aspects of day trading is order placement. The NinjaTrader platform, which […]
ABC Software for E-mini Plots Entries
As you may have seen from our previous videos, the free ABC Method for the ES market splits the day into three parts. For each part, your entry will be two consecutive closes that break out of the previous section. The A part of the day (morning) is usually the most volatile. Part B (2.5 […]
