Tag: Price Action

How to Day Trade Using Price Action: Day Trading for Beginners – Ep. 2

Today, we’re going to continue the series of short, but powerful, video lectures on day trading using price action. We will produce longer, more detailed and thorough videos for you later, but I want to introduce the topics in short and simple videos first. Last time I told you about how I came in contact […]

How to Day Trade Using Price Action: Day Trading for Beginners – Ep. 1

This will be a series of videos and articles about price action and how to trade using price action, instead of using indicators. When you browse through the web looking for information on day trading, you will very often come across pages or videos with charts that look something like THIS or THIS… But, when […]

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 […]

2018 Day Trading: ATO 2 & Atlas Line

We now have a whole new year before us. We expect many opportunities because of increases in volatility we tend to see in January. We also look forward to the end of January in order to determine whether 2018 will be an “up year” according to the January Effect. Take a look at this real-time […]

Another Move Up? Find E-mini Long Trades Using This Technique

Here’s a quick video to show you the long opportunity that is happening right now in the E-mini S&P market. It’s based on the January Effect, which is a yearly market forecast technique taught by John Paul. This is a follow-up to the recent January Effect videos that describe how you can find great trading […]

Volatility is Back Webinar Replay

If you missed Friday’s webinar, don’t miss the replay! You will see exactly how the Atlas Line signals were generated on the chart, along with the ATO 2 firing off right at the end. The E-mini S&P 500 and similar markets have shown increased volatility. Don’t wait for the market to get any higher – […]

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