History of the E-mini S&P 500
What is the E-mini S&P 500? DayTradeToWin focuses on the E-mini S&P 500, often abbreviated as simply “E-mini”, is a “child” or derivative of the big S&P 500 Index (Standard and Poor’s 500). You may have noticed that “S&P 500” is contained within “E-mini S&P 500”. Wikipedia defines the E-mini S&P 500 as follows: The […]
Heather Reviews Day Trade to Win Trading Methods
Heather from Australia was kind enough to share her experiences with trading the Day Trade to Win methods. At first, she relied on various signals and indicators; resulting in confusion and an inability to see the candles. This disconnect from the market was fixed after finding Day Trade to Win and employing price action methods. […]
Learn Day Trading – Contract Rollover
Futures trading has almost been around since the beginning of time, in one form or another. A major difference now is the accessibility to markets all over the world and the way orders are instantly placed. Another difference is that rules and regulations are set in place to protect the buyers and sellers. Along with […]
Live Trade Taken During Mentorship Class
Yesterday, Private Mentorship students were shown how to take profit in the E-Mini S&P (ES) using an ATO trade. The ATO is one of the 11 price action methods taught in the Private Mentorship Program. This trade was done live, trading-room style in front of course participants. As the students were already taught the ATO, […]
4 Ticks on E-Mini Using Power Price Action
Yesterday, John Paul recorded a video showing how he used the Power Price Action method to snag a 4 tick move in the E-Mini S&P. Notice how is chart is completely free of indicators – that’s because he knows how to enter based on price action (particularly, the Power Price method). The trade setup was […]
S&P U.S. Credit Rating – News Event Tanks Markets
The S&P’s debt rating service projected a poor credit rating for the U.S. today. With this big news, the markets tanked. We pulled up a couple of charts to see how the Atlas Line performed for traders in two separate markets: the E-Mini S&P and Crude Light. E-Mini S&P (ES) – April 18, 2011 The […]
