Let’s look at a real-time Trade Scalper signal. The conditions have been super volatile, so make sure you’re using stop losses. I knew the entry price and profit target price that I wanted. How? The Trade Scalper signal gave me the entry price to go for and the ATR (Average True Range) using a period value of 4 is how I decide my profit target and stop loss.
I like doing these videos often because it lets my Trade Scalper and Accelerated Mentorship students see the opportunities that they should have seen on their own charts. This helps us confirm we are both seeing the same thing. There’s no optimization. The signals will appear the same as long as the data comes in the same.
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSZftFFL-78[/embedyt]Sometimes, the best trades are those that are over and done with quickly. This is exactly how my Trade Scalper works – get it here – the idea is quick, in-and-out trading.
If you’re not using them yet, you’ll probably want to configure a few ATM Strategies. An ATM Strategy is a preconfigured profit target and stop loss. That way, when you see a signal, you can place an order really quickly by selecting the most applicable ATM Strategy for the current conditions. I like to configure a good amount of them based on the conditions I encounter most often. If you’re trading more volatile conditions, maybe you want to go in there and configure larger ATM Strategies or consider using a different chart type altogether.
Even if you use an ATM Strategy, you can still adjust the position of your profit target and stop loss. I did just that in this video. Because I felt I could go for a bigger win, I increased my profit target.
Scheduled news events can increase volatility even further. If you want to see some of the planned news events, download my free news indicator today.
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Is your data EST or CST? My data doesn’t seem to jive
Hi Bob,
The charts and data are based on the EST time zone. If you are CST you should see the same data 1 hour ahead. Your computer clock and time zone are how the charts display CST or EST. We are EST time zone.
Let us know if that makes sense. Email us directly support@daytradetowin.com if you have additional questions or need help getting setup.