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Watch & Learn 3 Free Trading Methods
Using the ABC Pattern
Wish there was an easy way to gauge where the rest of the trading day is headed? There is – watch to learn how to divide the trading day into three sections: A, B, and C. Look for the breakout moves to enter.
Trading the News
Do you avoid the chaos surrounding news events? Do you instead want to take advantage of the big moves? Learn how to avoid the chop and capitalize on the volatility. You’ll see these patterns again and again.
Using the ATR (Average True Range)
We always say, “Trade based on what the market can produce.” Our preferred tool to gauge tradabiltiy is the ATR. Found in most software platforms, the ATR will help you trade with responsible profits and stops.
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Use These 2 Methods for Awesome Confirmation Possibilities
Is the sell-off still happening or is the market reversing? These are times when traders seek confirmation. Everyone wants to know if the move is over. Using the Atlas Line and Trade Scalper is yet another way to confirm the direction the markey may go. Either system can be used independently. Traders like the Trade Scalper because of many small moves. Others like the Atlas Line because of fewer larger moves. The Atlas Line can be used like a projection to determine whether the Trade Scalper’s long or short trades should be taken. For example, when price is below the Atlas Line, both the Atlas Line’s own short trades and those of other systems are for the taking; not any long signals.
Free ABC Indicator – Here's How to Use It
Here, we have a couple of short ABC winners. You can get signals like these on your charts. The ABC Software is included with a Free Member account. Sign up for a Free Member account on our home page. Then follow the remaining instructions. The ABC focuses on finding breakout opportunities in the afternoon, US/Eastern time. These breakouts occur in parts B and C because a prior high and low most occur. Part A contains no signals because there is no valid prior part from which to ascertain a high and low. Note that an entry signal will appear upon consecutive closing bars occurring beyond the prior range. Download the ABC Indicator within the Free Members area.
Is This Another Sell-off? Here's What I Think...
Lately, traders have been appreciating my forecasting abilities, so I thought to share more perspectives. Markets fall faster than they climb. This video provides much evidence for that. The expectation is to see continued, large-range days. I recommend avoiding market open trading when the market is highly volatile. This tends to be the case as of late, with substantial volatiltiy in the morning periods. The Trade Scalper software produces many signals all day long, so you shoould be able to find opportunities when volatility has reached desirable levels. We have a recent prior low and high established, so these will be key price levels for observing what’s to come.
Do You Need More Winning Trades Than This?
The first thing you’ll see are winning groups of Atlas Line long signals in the form of Strengths and Pullbacks as well as a main Long signal in the morning. We were not looking for short opportunities whatsoever because price was above the Atlas Line. Is is possible that the Trade Scalper, Roadmap, or another method began plotting short signals around 10:50 a.m. and thereafter to coincide with the bearish move? It is possible. Would you take them? That is a question for you to answer. If you use the Atlas Line as a primary filter, you would not take any short trades until two closes occur below the Atlas Line. It is also possible you would have had your fill of winning trades by 10:40 a.m.
Do Good Things Come in Threes? Here's a Pullback Winner...
We’ve got both the powerful Roadmap and Atlas Line signals runnnig on the chart. We have great confidence in these methods. Looks like a great morning for trading. All of the excitement and anticipation is there. What’s next? Let’s listen to what the market says. Remember, we’re price action traders, so we want to go with the flow while being able to recognize what we want out of it from the flow. This means we can observe patterns and trade responsibly according to the signals and trading rules for each method. You’ll see a real-time short trade based on an Atlas Line Pullback signal. These Pullbacks always come in threes. You’ll learn more about them in the included training.
What is Scalp Trading? Here is Your Answer...
A lot of people want to know how to scalp trade properly. There are many techniques. This is what I use and have taught my traders for many years. Scalping is all amount seeking profit as a result of many small trades rather than fewer, larger trades. My Trade Scalper automates the finding of scalping opportunities. Once a signal appears, it’s up to you to place an order, either buy or sell, based on the signal. You can use a market, limit, or MIT order. Stops and profit targets can be placed automatically. To manage the trade, the target and stop should be based on the ATR. That’s the Average True Range. We explain it all in the included training.
Roadmap + Trade Scalper: See What Others Miss!
The Roadmap can help you find price continuations when other trader think a move is over with. That’s what you’re going to see live toward the end of the video. The Roadmap says to expect a continuation, and sure enough, that’s what happened. The main thing to notice is price penetrating the short Zone line followed by the Trade Scalper signal. Yes, the Roadmap is versatile as it filters and confirms all of our other methods and likely many of those that you may already be using! We now have the Roadmap available as a six-month license available outside of Mentorship for the first time. What are you waiting for? Start filtering, confirming, and finding unique opportunities today!
Remember the ATO 2? Here's 3 Days of Signals + Roadmap...
It’s been a while since we showed the ATO 2. Yes, you can get it once again. Access the page in the menu. The ATO 2 provides clear signals in the morning soon after the market opens. Here is a three-day signal review. The Roadmap’s Zone lines helped traders carefully stay on track with two bounces. The Zones help guide your trading by providing indications of potential reversals or continuations. This helps you get ready for a potential trade or get out of your position should a reversal occur. We teach you everything. The methods are sold separately or included together with the Accelerated Mentorship Program.
Today's Roadmap Signals, Part 2 of 2
Remember how we keep saying that the Roadmap is based on manipulation values and the underlying manipulation pattern occurs over and over again? Here is further proof of that. Again, we see price bounce of a Roadmap Zone with a Short signal worth another +2.5 points. Again, 5 contracts are used. For today, the amount is +5 points total with 10 contracts traded. That’s $1,250 total before any broker or other fees are applied. Remember, we can’t guarantee results. We like to share these videos with you on a regular basis so you can make up your own mind. Also, note that the Roadmap is a leading filtering and confirming method in our Mentorship training.
Today's Roadmap Signals, Part 1 of 2
You’re going to see a real-time Roadmap trade Roadmap for 2.5 points using 5 contracts. This is exactly the type of situation that we look for. Price retraces/reverses away from a Zone line, as anticipated. Then we follow through with a Short trade based on what the current conditions can reasonably provide. It’s then a matter of sticking to the rules and seeing what occurs. On average, the Roadmap produces a couple of signals per day. However, more opportunities exist when you know how to use the Zone lines to identify continuations and filter/confirm your other methods. We include live training and a training video with purchase.
All trades should be considered hypothetical. No guarantees or claims of performance are offered. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Day trading is risky and may cause substantial financial loss. Individual performance may vary, as trading subjects your finances to new, unexpected market conditions. You are responsible for executing trades. Before trading, consult with a licensed broker and a financial expert see if day trading is suitable for you.
