Atlas Line Results for June, July, and Aug. 2013
On occasion, we like to produce a monthly summary of how well the Atlas Line has performed based on the Recent Trades data. June, July, and August of this year were all successful months as indicated by the totals below. August 2013 Total # of trades = 79 Total # of days traded = 22 […]
+2 E-mini Points Using the Power Price Action Blueprint Trade
» Get Power Price Action « In this video, John Paul takes a Blueprint Trade, the main strategy taught in the Power Price Action course. Since the strategy is based entirely on price action, only time and price movement are considered for recognizing the entries and calculating the profit target and stop loss. The Bar […]
Atlas Line Results for February 2013
Only a monthly basis, we like to report how well the Atlas Line has performed. February 2013 was another successful month as indicated by these totals… February, 2013 Total # of trades = 44 Total # of days traded = 19 Total net profit or loss (using 10 contracts excl. fees, slippage, etc.) = +$10,375 […]
Four Days of Atlas Line Trades Reviewed
Last week, John Paul took a look at the E-mini S&P and the Atlas Line. He scrolled through four days of history, showing the many signals produced by the software. You can see more recent trades here. The idea of the Atlas Line is to provide you an exact entry and an overall direction of […]
Atlas Line Results for January 2013
Only a monthly basis, we like to report how well the Atlas Line has performed. January 2013 was another successful month as indicated by these totals… January, 2013 Total # of trades = 54 Total # of days traded = 21 Total net profit or loss (using 10 contracts excl. fees, slippage, etc.) = +$11,875 […]
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 […]
