Tag: Price Action

Are You a Setup Trader?

What type of trader are you?  I was asked this question recently and the first answer that came to mind was “I’m a setup trader.”  Now this phrase may be confusing, but it really explains how I look at trading the markets.  I teach traders how to identify specific setups in order to validate trades.  […]

The Gold Fix – An Example of Market Manipulation

Most of you who follow my blog know that I consider to price action as the best way to trade. I also bring to light how the markets are artificially manipulated in one way or another. In the Private Mentorship Program, I demonstrate a way to capitalize on this manipulation – the “RoadMap Trade.” It’s […]

Yesterday’s Webinar – Live Opportunities Spotted by Atlas Line

In case you missed it, here is yesterday’s price action webinar. With many traders in attendance, John shared his live NinjaTrader charts while explaining how the Atlas Line software works. For those of you who are new to Day Trade to Win, the Atlas Line is software that plots a line on your charts and […]

NinjaTrader Time Sync and Windows Time

In a live webinar or recording, you’ve probably heard John Paul discuss the importance of synchronizing your Windows clock with official time servers. Why is this important? Your data feed may use native time stamping, and if your Windows clock is off by only a small amount, NinjaTrader will display information differently. This applies to […]

Backup Plan When the E-Mini Won’t Work

The E-Mini S&P is a great market to trade – unless it’s slow. Well, it’s been slow. There are numerous videos that I’ve created detailing when to just say NO to trading the E-Mini under undesirable conditions. What is considered slow? I use a 5-Min chart in conjunction with the ATR (Average True Range) set […]

Live Trading Webinar from Today – ES, 6E Using Price Action

Here’s the webinar recording from earlier today (10:00 a.m. US/Eastern). In this webinar, John Paul used live charts to demonstrate the accurate entry signals produced by the Atlas Line. Real, live profitable setups were automatically identified using the software, thus resulting in Short entry signals (1264 on the ES and 1.2811 on the 6E). Yesterday’s […]

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