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Trading E-mini S&P Price Action Record Highs

With the E-mini S&P finally pushing beyond the 4,000 level, we have a new record high. Can you remember not too long ago when breaking 3,000 was a big deal? It makes you think of inflation, doesn’t it? Regardless of the underlying currents and who or what manipulates the markets on a regular basis, we can still find entry opportunities as seen here. You’ll see a number of Long opportunities that coincide with the bullish trend. It’s John Paul from DayTradeToWin using the method. Notice anything unusual about the chart in the YouTube thumbnail? Hint: it’s a range chart. That means every candle is going to be set at a certain height or capped at a certain value, or range, of price activity. This is a 2-range chart, so every candle represents two price movements: two ticks of movement that is, regardless of however much time it took for two ticks of activity to occur. The yellow line on the bottom that looks like Bart Simpson’s hair is actually the ATR. It’s entirely unusable on an range chart. ATR means “average true range” and if the range of each candle is already “locked in” at two ticks, there is no point in calculating an average, so don’t use the ATR with a range chart. With purchase of the Trade Scalper, you’ll learn how to trade range charts, including what profit target and stop loss to use. Range charts are great when the E-mini or other futures are slow. However, when the E-mini is fast, the range chart will be moving too fast to be worth trading. By the way, the Atlas Line software can also be used for scalping. The longest an Atlas Line trade should extend is approximately 20 minutes. For many traders, such a relatively short period qualifies as scalp trading. Typically, the maximum Trade Scalper trade is about five minutes. The real-time market activity will determine the duration. The time-based stop is what “gets you out” after a certain period. Note that it’s not possible to set a true time-based stop loss in NinjaTrader, so you’ll have to pay attention to passing time using minute-based candles or whatever within NinjaTrader. John PaulJohn Paul is the founder of DayTradeToWin, a trading education and software company established in 2008, supporting traders worldwide. His expertise focuses on price action-based futures trading strategies and structured market analysis. DayTradeToWin delivers trading education, indicators, and software tools designed to help traders apply disciplined, rule-based decision-making across global futures markets. He is the creator of multiple trading methodologies, including the Sonic System, Atlas Line, and Trade Scalper, which help traders identify structured opportunities in markets such as the E-mini S&P 500 (ES), Nasdaq (NQ), crude oil (CL), and gold (GC). Official website: https://daytradetowin.com daytradetowin.com

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2 Active Trades at Same Time

What happens when two separate day trading systems produce buy or sell signals around the same time? Do you exit your original position? Do you double-down on your original position? Do you take the additional trade and refrain from touching the existing trade? The above video explains the DayTradetoWin price action approach using the Atlas Line and Trade Scalper trading systems. The Trade Scalper produced a Long signal at 3147. Two ticks later, the order was filled. Remember, scalping involves many short/quick trades. However, we were in this trade for longer than we’d like. You can see how price approached the profit target but backed away. Fortunately, the Atlas Line jumped in with a trading signal of its own. It, too, confirmed the buy (Long) direction. With this in mind, another Long trade was placed. Again, the order was filled within two ticks of the entry price. What about the profit target? Do you think the profit target should have been greater for the second trade? Avoid being greedy. John Paul used the same profit target for the second (Atlas Line) signal. In total, both trades totaled a +4 point win. This is without any broker or exchange fees. Recall that each E-mini S&P 500 tick is worth $12.50. Four ticks constitute one point. Therefore, $12.50 * 8 = $100. In total, 10 contracts were used (five for each trade). Lastly, $100 * 10 = $1,000. Not bad for a few minutes of trading! Remember, not every can trade 10 contracts. Even if you have the requisite funding in your broker account, practice trade with a sim account, then move two one contract before investing everything you have. Good trading! John PaulJohn Paul is the founder of DayTradeToWin, a trading education and software company established in 2008, supporting traders worldwide. His expertise focuses on price action-based futures trading strategies and structured market analysis. DayTradeToWin delivers trading education, indicators, and software tools designed to help traders apply disciplined, rule-based decision-making across global futures markets. He is the creator of multiple trading methodologies, including the Sonic System, Atlas Line, and Trade Scalper, which help traders identify structured opportunities in markets such as the E-mini S&P 500 (ES), Nasdaq (NQ), crude oil (CL), and gold (GC). Official website: https://daytradetowin.com daytradetowin.com

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