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

This past week has been very slow for E-Mini S&P traders. The only way to make a buck was to scalp the market. There’s no better time to learn how to scalp trade – luckily, the Trade Scalper Course is available once again.

The Trade Scalper’s scalping method is demonstrated here where the instructor enters the market for three ticks. This video is recent, showing three trades on November 3, 2010.

Trade Scalper students operate like this:
Trading without slippage, not moving stops or profit targets – keep them in place
They use a one-minute chart, get in and out of the trade quickly
They do not use market orders. Instead, they use limit orders to prevent slippage.

How much did you make trading the E-Mini S&P on November 3? Even after the elections, the E-Mini S&P is significantly less volatile as compared to even the summer months.

There’s a free Trade Scalper webinar scheduled for Thursday, November 11 from 7:00 pm EST to 8:00 pm EST.

Scalp trade the markets using only price action as taught in the Trade Scalper course! The methods taught in the Trade Scalper course do not use indicators. The Trade Scalper methods can be used in ANY currrency or futures market, not just in the E-Mini S&P.

FREE LIVE TRAINING WEBINAR SESSIONS:
Thursday, November 4th, 7:00 pm EST to 8:00 pm EST
Tuesday, November 9th, 7:00 pm EST to 8:00 pm EST
Thursday, November 11th, 7:00 pm EST to 8:00 pm EST

Scalp trading is less risky than other methods because each trade uses small movements compared to regular trading. The focus is consist profits.

The video, the narrator shows you how he scalps the E-Mini S&P for a couple of ticks on November 2, 2010. He goes for three ticks on each trade; no more, no less. He knows where to go long and short and what profits and stops to use in advance.

A good rule of thumb is to never use market orders when scalp trading due to slippage. Also, try not to move your stops and profit targets unless you are ready to exit the trade.

The upcoming webinars will be based on scalp trading the markets using price action. Live instruction is included with the Trade Scalper Program.

You can grab the first three chapters of the Trade Scalper course here.