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FOMC Trading: Here’s What I Did (Scalp Trading)

There was an FOMC meeting today. These news events can have a real impact on trading. For instance, in anticipation of today’s FOMC interest rate news, markets may behave differently. And right when the announcement/news is released, the expectation is the market will react, causing a sudden spike in volatility. We recommend avoiding volatile periods. […]

Do you trust your Forex trading strategy?

Most individuals do not win profits from their Forex trading business. Due to the high volatility of this marketplace, they cannot utilize their position sizing with the pip deviation. The faulty traders often use inefficient money management for executing an order. They also neglect position sizing with reliable trade compositions. The rookies don’t even use […]

This Week’s Winning Price Action Signals & Charts

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We’re just going to get straight to it and share with you some recent charts and price action signals from this week. The main purpose of this post is to show you and explain how the signals are different yet beneficial for some of our trading methods. Explanations will accompany each chart. By glancing at […]

3 Winning Signals Using Price Action

We only trade using price action. Over the years, our experience has shown us price action is the best way to trade the markets. That’s why we’ve been around for over 10 years teaching people how to trade price action. We have a brand new video for you. First, you’ll see our Atlas Line software […]

Take a Look at This +3 Point Atlas Line Trade

For many years, we’ve been producing trading videos like this showing John Paul taking real-time trades using the Atlas Line, Trade Scalper, and other methods. We’ve heard from so many traders who find these videos useful to get a sense of what using the software is actually like. This video starts off with a short […]

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