DayTradeToWin Reviews

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Finding the Best E-mini Conditions: $100+ Potential Per Trade

We want to trade only when conditions are ideal. If the market is too fast or too slow, why risk it? Lately, the regular 5-Minute E-mini S&P 500 has been too fast. There’s been a lot happening in the news regarding the 2020 Election, COVID-19, etc. The financial markets have reacted to such events, again and again. This is why we use a 1-Minute chart, because it “condenses” the volatility and opportunities into sizable “chunks” we can work with.

Seen here, our methods work great on a 1-Minute chart, such as the Atlas Line, Trade Scalper, and ATO 2. Note the ATO 2 is not shown in this particular video, but the DayTradeToWin.com website posted such a video just last week with all three methods.

As you can see from the thumbnail, the market conditions allowed for “$100 per trade.” Actually, it can be more than $100, depending on the related signal and how many contracts you’re using. Contracts act as a multiplier for profit and loss and incur extra fees per contract. However, the win/loss caused by additional contracts “outpaces” the broker fees (unless your broker is charging high prices, of course).

We like it when multiple signals say “go long” or “go short.” In our minds, two systems confirming the same thing means a greater chance for a win. The Atlas Line gives the big picture of what price may well do in the near future. It also can tell you, at a glance, whether long or short trades are recommended for your other systems. If you know whether your betting on betting on either red (i.e. long) or black (i.e. short) in roulette, for example, that’s halfway to placing a trade. The next step is knowing when. That’s what the signals are for.

Here, we have many signals and a real-time trade placed in the second half of the video. When scalping, it’s especially important to place a trade right after the signal appears (i.e. at candle close when the price action entry pattern is complete). The full explanation of what constitutes these entries is disclosed in the live training, training video, and written course.

Guide to Placing Orders: Important Beginner Trading Video

As a trader, if you are fortunate to find yourself making significant gains, it may be easy to ignore the mechanics of your trading. It’s better to have a solid foundation and assess whether you’re using the best type of order. If you are a scalp trader, you would probably want to avoid slippage because each tick counts. Alternatively, if you are always going for large moves, your strategy may indicate you should get in at a certain point regardless of slippage, where an MIT order is more suitable.

Understanding the differences among the order types is essential. It’s one of the primary ways to curb unnecessary risk and maximize potential reward. This video teaches you just about everything you need to know…

In case you’re wondering how to get the red stop loss line and green profit target line on your chart, you should click on the Chart Trader (Hidden) setting at the top of the chart window. The Chart Trader panel itself is a bit simplistic (the SuperDOM is preferred), but its ability to drag and drop orders to new locations/values is useful. Also, there is the simple visual benefit of seeing the profit target and stop loss near progressively plotting price candles.

The trading signals displayed are from the Trade Scalper and Atlas Line. The Atlas Line focuses on fewer, larger opportunities whereas the Trade Scalper goes for many, smaller opportunities.

We like to think of the SuperDOM as a “remote control” for placing orders. Remember, your order still has to get filled. If your order does not get filled, you’re not “in a trade.” As John Paul says, there are three primary order types. The market order is probably the simplest, it’s a, “Hey, get me in, whatever goes” kind of order. The MIT is somewhat similar, but that’s for a specific price level rather than just jumping in at current (market) price, willy-nilly.

What is Price Action Trading? Reacting Based on Price

Above, we have one of the simplest definitions of what price action trading is. Price action trading does not mean you actually have to place a trade. If you are observing price on a chart and are making decisions based on what you see, you can call yourself a price action trader. DayTradeToWin.com goes many steps further, as all courses and software are based on very specific rules concerning price action.

This video from today is one example…

The Atlas Line uses its own calculations that are all based on recent price movement. In addition, the line does not change direction throughout the day. It is constant. Therefore, you have the ability to rely on a non-changing indicator throughout the day. When price is above the line, look for long signals/opportunities with the Atlas Line or another reliable trading system, like the Trade Scalper seen here.

When using price action or any day trading strategy that’s taught with specific rules, chances are, those rules are taught for a reason. Straying from a tested methodology may have drastic consequences. I don’t know about you, but I’d rather get my information based on years of experience trading and that of my clients. That’s exactly what DayTradeToWin provides with their courses and software.

As seen around the 4:00 mark, if one had deviated too far from the fundamentals and closed out the trade early, that would have been a loss. If one had stopped trading based on the first Atlas Line signal, that would have been a loss. See the pattern? Winning opportunities emerge if you think like a winner and observe the market like a winner using price action.

Remember to check out all of DayTradeToWin’s trading courses and software including the eight-week Mentorship Program. It’s the fastest way to get up to speed on how to trade using an all-inclusive approach with over 10 strategies designed for daily success in the markets.

Free Swing Trading Method You Can Use Today

On the hunt for a free trading method you can use today? Look no further. This method proves to be powerful year after year. We could actually charge for it, but sometimes it’s just nice to give something of quality away for free!

So, this trading method/idea consists of two parts. First, you have to figure out whether the current year that you’re trading is an “up year” or not. To figure that out, you use something called the January Effect. The January Effect says that if the month of January closes higher than it opens, the year will also be an up year. If you look at the E-mini S&P 500 (ES) for the month of January, 2020, you will see that the month closed higher than it opened. The January Effect says that we can expect price to rise higher by the end of the year in December.

Got it? Well, it won’t be until the end of January of 2021 that you will know whether 2021 is expected to be an up year. Keep that in mind for the future. Surely, DayTradeToWin will make another trading video or post about that when and if it happens.

So, we’re presently working with the remainder of 2020. And by now, you understand that price is expected to go higher. Maybe we’ve plateaued. Or maybe there are still buying (long) opportunities we can hold for multiple days while price trudges to greater heights. The video shows how such heights and small falls have occurred repeatedly throughout 2020 thus far. That leads us to the next important aspect of this free trading method: where to find the entry opportunities.

You see, when price drops, it automatically establishes a recent high. During an assumed multi-day recovery where price retraces to its prior high, we can wait until the halfway recover point. At that 50% level, we can wait until multiple closing candles occur. This “tells us” that price is likely ready to continue higher. We then buy the market and hold on to the trade until nearing the last high. Please refer to the video, as this is just a basic summary.

No Downloads Required – Learn This Trading System Today

This free ABC Trading Strategy is available to you now, to learn and use. It’s effective enough to be taught in the ATO 2 and 8-Week Mentorship Program offered by DayTradeToWin.com. If you want to find potential winning opportunities in the afternoon US/Eastern, you should get to watching this video…

To summarize this day trading strategy, take an E-mini S&P 500 chart and divide the day into three parts: A, B, and C. Part A begins at 9:30 a.m. US/Eastern (market open, as they say) and lasts for 2.5 hours, ending at noon. Therefore, with your charting software, draw one vertical line at 9:30 a.m. and the other at 12:00. That forms Part A. Part B begins at that last line drawn (12:00 p.m.) and is also 2.5 hours in duration, ending at 14:30 (2:30 p.m.). That forms Part B. Part C begins after 14:30. Watch the video to get a sense of how you would draw these divisions with a day progressing in real-time.

How do you identify the opportunities? In Part B, when there are two consecutive closing signals above or below the high or low of Part A, you have an entry opportunity. The same idea applies for Part C, only the high and low range of Part B is utilized. You can use the ATR (Average True Range) to help you gauge your profit target and stop loss for each trade. You’ll have to watch the video for that or reach out to DayTradeToWin support for further assistance.

Two Trading Systems Back to Back: Price Action Futures

There are so many trading systems out there. How do you know which one is right for you? What indications do you have that they actually work in the markets? DayTradeToWin, for 10+ years, has produced hundreds of videos showing both historical and real-time signals. These signals include the ATO 2, Trade Scalper, and Atlas Line. And on occasion, you may see the Roadmap and other exclusive methods from the eight-week Mentorship Program.

Let’s take a look and review DayTradeToWin.com’s latest day trading signal systems…

Right away, we can see the Atlas Line software and four signals it produced during one particular morning. Each of these signals looks to be a success. For example, we see price drop almost immediately after the signal appears. That’s a great sign. You may want to pay close attention to the remaining signals, including those causing two real-time trades later in the video.

Indeed, the Trade Scalper produces two signals that are capitalized on in real-time. Scalping is different than other styles of trading. If you’re someone who wants to risk less and potentially win less on each trade and have more opportunities, scalping is probably a good fit for you. As you can see, these two trades are over fast. They’re worth about a point each. Within the first couple hours of the day, you can see six or more signals on average.

What some traders do is combine both trading systems. Why is that? Well, the Atlas Line’s signals are good on their own, as are the Trade Scalper’s. When used together, the Atlas Line can provide the overall anticipated price direction. You can then find scalping opportunities that match this direction as well as line up with the Atlas Line signals. This double or tripling confirmation effect is desirable.