January Effect in 2013 Continues to Push Price Higher
After a one-on-one Mentorship lesson, John Paul catches up with a recap of the E-Mini S&P. Based on emails we’ve been receiving, many traders followed John Paul’s strategy to go long (buy the market). His strategy is to buy the market whenever the E-mini S&P retraces back to the previous highest high. Take a look […]
See the Euro FX 6E Trading Live with Atlas Line
» Get the Atlas Line Signals « Thursday of last week, John Paul conducted a live webinar demonstrating the Atlas Line using real-time market data. For those who don’t know, the Atlas Line is software that plugs into NinjaTrader. On your NinjaTrader chart (or TradeStation or eSignal), the Atlas Line tells you the exact price […]
Contract Rollover is December 12 – How to Roll Over
When trading the E-mini S&P and other futures, you generally want to be trading the most liquid contract. On a March quarterly basis (March, June, September, December), contracts expire. See the CME page for the rollover and expiration dates. First, I’ll show you how to get the new E-mini S&P contract chart on your NinjaTrader […]
Free Download – Get Started Day Trading Guide (PDF)
» Download Get Started Day Trading Guide (PDF) « For all the traders out there this Valentine’s day, we present to you a gift of love! The Get Started Day Trading Guide is entirely free. In just a few pages, you’ll be up and running with the NinjaTrader 7 platform, see live candles plot on […]
NinjaTrader Webinar for Beginner Day Traders
Wesley from NinjaTrader is conducting a webinar just for us this Friday, January 18, 2013. You’re invited to attend! Friday, January 18 at 10:30 a.m. US/Eastern » Click here to attend the webinar « Live Questions and Answers for Advanced Trading Techniques and Market Analytics with NinjaTrader 7 As an active trader, the trading tools […]
How to Filter Out Overbought or Oversold Conditions
Ever see a candle suddenly plot that is much longer than the others? Of course you have – and a loss may have resulted. These candles often indicate the market is exhausted. After a candle of exhausion, you’ll probably see retracement or “confused” movement. As you can imagine, such market behavior pokes holes into many […]
