Hello Traders! It’s Tuesday morning, just before 10:00 AM. I’m gearing up to activate the autopilot trading system for a short half-hour session to observe its performance. I’ll be using the standard settings on an 8-range chart for the E-mini S&P, trading a single contract. This session is recorded live, so you’ll see exactly how the system operates in real-time.
A Quick Reminder: Trading carries risks. Only trade with funds you can afford to lose, as the market can be unpredictable.
A question I often get is whether you can make money selling the market (going short) just as you do when buying (going long). The answer is yes. Here’s a brief explanation:
Volatility is essential because it drives market movement, impacting your trading success. Here’s why:
The autopilot trading system is equipped with:
During today’s session, I’ll let the system run autonomously. Here’s a quick summary of the trades so far:
We’re about 10 minutes in. I’ll let the session continue for the remaining 20 minutes to see the outcome.
After 30 minutes, the autopilot system reached the daily profit target of $500 and automatically closed the position. If we had set a higher target, the system would have continued to trade, trailing the stop as needed.
For those interested in the autopilot trading system, visit daytradetowin.com to watch more videos and see if it fits your trading style. The autopilot system is also part of the Accelerated Mentorship Plus program, which includes all our software with lifetime licenses.
Until next time, happy trading!
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