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Video: Trade Scalper Live Signals & Order Types

Click here to purchase access to the Trade Scalper course and software Here’s a look at recent and real-time Trade Scalper signals. Note that the full version of the Trade Scalper software that you receive as a customer draws a number of lines on your chart. These lines help guide your trading. What are you […]

Top 3 Ways to Learn Day Trading: Labor Day Edition

Want to learn how to day trade? There are three popular ways. Before we get into that, let’s reflect a little bit about day trading as a career – Labor Day is approaching, after all! Day trading is appealing because retail traders (people who trade from home) often have no collegiate training. It’s considered a […]

How to Become a Day Trader

“Carl, how do I become a day trader?” That is a question that many aspiring day traders have asked me during my 20-year trading career. As a professional trader at a renowned U.S. firm, I was regularly approached by people who were interested learning how to trade, but did not know where to start. If […]

Watch This Price Action Trading Webinar Recording

» Get the Atlas Line « John Paul shows his price action trading setup with the BarTimer and ATR. You can’t trade the markets the markets are slow compared to when they are fast. For example, he prefers larger stops when the market is fast to avoid getting stopped out prematurely. In many cases, overnight […]

Live Price Action Webinar Sponsored by NinjaTrader

Watch the video above to learn a few handy day trading strategies you can use right away. This hour+ long webinar sponsored by NinjaTrader demonstrates the versatility and effectiveness of price action trading. This video places emphasis on our Power Price Action trading course and why you should be using its methods. First, John Paul […]

Predictions for 2013 Using the January Effect

Want to know if the major U.S. indices will be higher at the end of this year than they are now?  With the January Effect, you can figure out the overall trend of U.S. indices with decent accuracy. Watch the video to learn how to take advantage of the expected upward movement.  The January Effect […]

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