Here is a short and sweet clip analyzing Atlas Line signals. Everyone using the Atlas Line today got the same signals with the E-mini S&P 500 market. So, whatever type of Atlas Line license you have, this is true: 6-Month or Lifetime. The first Atlas Line trade was worth around + 2.5 points, but if you didn’t make a profit, the time-based stop was meant to get you out at break-even.
In addition, the second trade is a short one with a gain target of 3.5. That’s where the order is placed by the MIT (Market If Touched). The biggest risk here (catastrophic stop) is about 5 points, according to the rules. Price has to touch the profit target or go through it. On a first-come, first-served basis, the market is working.
Note to include broker fees (commissions) in your estimates while calculating your income or lack of them. To produce a performance report, you can use the Trade Performance function of NinjaTrader (accessible via NinjaTrader Control Center > New > Trade Performance). Specify “from” and “to” dates in the Trade Quality window and click Generate. This is a great way to keep track of trading results both live and simulated.
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