Atlas Line Trades for July and TradingPub Webinar
Here’s a recap of July 2012’s Atlas Line trades. These stats were compiled using data from the Recent Trades page. The results do not account for slippage, brokerage fees, trading platform fees, etc. Atlas Line Trades for July 2012 Total # of trades = 65 Total # of days traded = 20 Total net profit […]
Grab These Courses Set to Be Mentorship-Only
You may have noticed a few products missing on the new site: the Price Action Scalping Course, the At the Open Course (ATO) and the Scalping Mastery Combo Package. These courses / methods are now exclusive to the Private Mentorship Program. Before we take these courses off the shelf, take advantage of this limited time […]
New Website Launched
Within the last week, you may have noticed a new look throughout the website. After a couple months of planning and design, the new Day Trade to Win website is much improved. With a focus on content and the success of our students / clients, we’ve revamped nearly every page. A few pointers for navigating […]
Tradersworld Video Presentation from Today
Tradersworld and NinjaTrader teamed up to provide a week full of educational webinars, from May 14 to 18. Over 45 of the best presenters in the industry were invited to speak. Topics ranged from trading tools, software, strategies and market direction as a whole. Today, John Paul gave his presentation showing the strength of price […]
E-Mini Recap – Three Days of Atlas Line Trading
Here’s a trading video showing today’s Atlas Line short trade. Prepare to be held in suspense – the outcome is shown at the end of the video. In between, John describes three consecutive days trading the E-Mini S&P using the Atlas Line software. You’ll also hear John identify Strength and Pullback trades. These unique setups […]
Live Price Action Webinar from February 3, 2012
John Paul once again proves that successful day trading can be easy. The video starts with showing you how to take advantage of the large bullish news event candle at around 8:30 a.m. US/Eastern. A common mistake is made when trying to interpret the news as either positive or negative, then entering based on your […]
