DayTradeToWin Reviews

Take a look on our recent video about Price Action Software Signals, Atlas Line and ATO 2 performance. In the video, John Paul applies the two price action indicators to a 5-min E-mini S&P 500 chart. Along with the other people, John Paul sees the signals for the first day. The Atlas Line signal appears to be a winner.

Price moved up after the Atlas Line’s Long signal was produced. The ATR (Average True Range) was used to determine the profit target. You can set the Atlas Line to produce trades based on various market open sessions. For example, you can cause the signals to be based on the European open and this is also possible for the ATO 2. The ATO 2 will produce signals soon after the market opens. But bear in mind that signals are based on entirely different principles. Using multiple systems to confirm trades is a great technique. If you’ve watched some of our videos, you will know why.

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Every sector that you look at, E-mini, NASDAQ, currencies, etc., there are daily general operating trends. You will note that fast and sluggish service cycles occur around the same time every day. In some cases, we suggest you split the day into three parts: a, b, and c. Learn how to recognize the pattern of ABC or ABC system. Also, if there is a breakout after a section, you can position a trade.

With the E-mini starting at 9:30 a.m., you will break the day into three parts. The US / Eastern Europe. We start at 9:30 a.m. Because this is the market’s traditional opening. Around 9:30 a.m. That’s segment A by noon. Segment B is from noon to 2:30 p.m. From 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m., that is segment C. Note segment C is shorter than the others in duration. Search above or below each segment for two consecutive candles. That is the entry point.

You can watch the video here, you’ll see NinjaTrader’s ABC Software in use. The entry points are easily tracked by the software. You can currently buy the ATO 2 course and software or participate in our eight-week Mentorship Program to purchase the program.

Whats is Scalp Trading? Here’s an overview of Trade Scalper’s recent and live signals. Note that as a customer, the complete version of this software draws a number of lines on your chart. These lines are going to help guide your business. What you see in the video is the simplified version for demonstration purposes, although the signals for both versions are the same. John Paul uses commercial scalper as the video shows signals, business management, entry, and exit coverage.

Various types of orders can be used: stop orders, limit orders, stop limit orders and business orders. Would you know their differences? Don’t worry because every order form is broken down by John Paul. Due to the goal: several small winning trades, you will need to use different order types for this process.

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You can see ATO 2 software immediately on the latest blog, and the Atlas Line software agrees that the expected price direction will be long. That’s why it produces long signals. We see this as a very positive sign when we see two or more devices confirming the same. Have the two trades worked out? Watch the full video here if you want to know more about the long signals.

From there, John Paul picks up some market activity which took place earlier this year. This is to determine if 2019 is going to be a “January Impact” year. If the price closed higher than it opened for the month of January 2019, the end of the year may be expected to close higher than January’s closing.

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Here’s an overview of the Atlas Line signals which took place on October 8, 2019. If you used the same Atlas Line settings, you would see the same signals. Remember the nice early Short trade and there was another around 11:30 a.m. ET, it’s that. If there are two closing bars above or below, either a long or short signal will be received. John Paul covered in the video around 3:40 later in the day, there was a Long signal.

John Paul is attempting to take an objective approach. We use the ATR (Average True Range) to determine the profit target and stop-loss. It is important to have stops in place to protect yourself. We’re showing you what to use in the training video. The Atlas Line is using several stop-loss techniques. Signals S and P are for Strength and Pullback trading. Specific rules apply to these signals. If you don’t want to see them, these signals can be activated or deactivated. The trades of Atlas-B are for trades of “bounce.” These are available as well. Of course, remember that not every business is going to be a winner! In this video and elsewhere, we’re happy to point that out.