E-Mini S&P Day Trading Videos – Learn to Trade

On June 26, 2010, John Paul will be in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida to explain his day trading strategies in person. The event will take place in the Atlantic Hotel right on the beach.

John Paul’s trading methods to be discussed:

- Scalping (get in and get out of the market quickly all day for maximum profits!)
- X5 (consistent support and resistance levels you can use to set your buy and sell positions)
- ATO (At The Open) and John Paul’s Price Action trading methods

Other topics include:

- Avoiding traps, scams and other day trading dangers
- Entering and exiting trades at precisely the right time
- Determining where to take your profits
- How to day trade like a pro

Attendees will receive a FREE scalping indicator!

Book your seat now as this will fill up fast! Very few live trading seminars are offered like this nowadays…

DayTradeToWin has been very busy the past few weeks posting content on Twitter and new daily images of the Atlas Line while trading the e-mini, crude oil, euro, gold and other commodities / currencies on Flickr. The latest webinar was posted on YouTube sometime last week; this is great news for those who missed it (or were asleep, considering the time the video was captured). The webinar is split into nine separate videos. I recommend spacing these out and trying a few of the tips John Paul mentions, as they can be applied to many situations; even if you’re not a user / customer of the Atlas Line.

Parts 2 – 8 in order:

If you want to see Part 9, check out the DayTradeToWin YouTube channel.

While searching for E-mini videos related to last Thursdays (May 6, 2010 market downfall), I came across a new video from John Paul at DayTradeToWin.

The Atlas Line is not a system, but a method of trading that allows the user to stay on the correct side of a trade.

In the video, John demonstrates that market volatility is an excellent opportunity for traders. The Atlas Line takes the guessing out of the equation; simply go long if price is above the Atlas Line. Adversely, go short if price is below the Atlas Line. Using this method, unexpected market free falls like last Thursday’s crash can work in your advantage.