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

Day Trade to Win once again proves that it’s E-Mini trading software, the Atlas Line, is a serious contender among E-Mini trading systems. Differing from its competitors, the Atlas Line provides exact entry prices along with the direction (either to go Long or Short). Using the stop-loss and profit target strategies discussed in the included training session, you have a fully formed trading system. Atlas Line trading isn’t entirely automated, and it probably shouldn’t be – think of those pesky news events! In addition the order signals, the plotted line acts as confirmation whether short or long trades are a good idea at the present moment. Furthermore, when price is above the Atlas Line, stay long; when below, stay short. There are also three unique setups traders are taught to recognize and take advantage of – the Pullback, Strength and Bounce trades. Since John Paul scrolls through his NinjaTrader chart, you can see how these trades aren’t cherry-picked. This type of accuracy is not uncommon, with traders choosing to use the Atlas Line as a fundamental part of their systems.

When it comes to trading products, we’ve always found video testimonials to be the most credible form of evidence when judging the credibility of a product. Day Trade to Win leads the field in this regard, with over 14 video testimonials and counting. Today, we found a new video in which a trader named Heather discusses using Day Trade to Win methods for her trading. She’s tried indicators but found them confusing, with charts too cluttered to see candles. She appreciates the simplicity behind each DTTW strategy, using only candles to determine order placement. Although she doesn’t mention which of the DTTW systems she uses, we can assume it’s some combination of the Atlas Line, scalping courses, and ATO. Heather also highly recommends the methods and commends the support staff in terms of efficiency and eagerness to help.

Above you’ll find a rather unusual video. John Paul from Day Trade to Win is in the middle of recording an Atlas Line trade when he notices a couple unexpected guests. Apparently, these traders opened an old email that provided a room link. While John was taking a live account, long trade on the ES, these stowaways caught him off-guard, witnessing the trade. These kind of things happen when you’re busy coaching and forget to have staff members lock the room. It’s important to check email messages on-time, as Atlas Line / Power Price Action demonstration webinar invites are sent usually a day or two before the event. Nevertheless, JP answers a few questions and shows Atlas Line results for the Euro futures (6E) market.

Regarding the trade, the market indicated a profit of 16 ticks based on proof-positive market conditions. This objective, evidence-based style of price action teaches is what is taught and advocated to students. The order is filled and profit is captured. The best place to keep up with day trading courses, is the DTTW blog.

After having arrived to late on a trade, John Paul demonstrates why you should let missed opportunities and losing trades roll right off your back. John places a 10 contract E-mini order at 1170.25. After getting filled, the profit target is set for two points. He’s then filled with an accumulated total of 5 E-mini points for the day using the Atlas Line alone. There were plenty of other day trading strategies that could have been used that weren’t recorded. This is the benefit of attending a trading school – being equipped with many price action techniques for any type of chart. These results are not out of your grasp. Day Trade to Win offers a six month Atlas Line trial where you can take these Strength and Pullback trades on the E-mini and other markets just like in the videos.

Yesterday, the E-Mini unexpectedly fell quite a few points. In the video below, you can see the huge move down as indicated by the large red candle. With two consecutive closing bars below the Atlas Line, the Atlas Line generated a Dbl Bar Short signal at 1151.75. If you were using the Atlas Line and took this trade, it would have worked in your favor all day (with the exception of price starting to intersect the Atlas Line near market close). With price well below the Atlas Line, we know to stick with Short trades. There are a few trade types that can be used based on the Atlas Line: the Pullback Trade and the Strength Trade. These help in recognizing profit opportunities as the market flexes back and forth under a general trend. John Paul, day trading coach from Day Trade to Win can easily point out three pullback trades. Recognition of these setups is taught in the live training that’s included with purchase of the Atlas Line.

Using the Atlas Line software from Day Trade to Win, John Paul trade with a ive account and goes for 6.25 points on the E-Mini. Trading five contracts (order quantity in Ninjatrader) for 6.25 points is equivalent to $1562.50, providing the trade works out in his favor. Using the ATR, he notices that the target may be a bit extreme so he reduces it to 4.25 (a safer target based on what the ATR can allow). In case you’re not familiar with NinjaTrader, the green line indicates the profit target. The orange line indicates what the current profit would be (current price position). After the successful 4.25 points, he realizes that the original setting of 6.25 would have worked in his favor. Remember, Day Trade to Win focuses on price action and limits the risk of trades through strategic stop and profit placement. 4.25 points is still more than most traders can hope for on days with such volatility.

If you were trading the Emini today, hopefully you got in for the long haul or used a strategy that could deal with the chaotic movement. Those of you using NinjaTrader’s DOM could see how rapidly price was dropped. At times, price fluctuated four points in less than a second. In recent months, it was taking over an hour for price to climb or fall four points. The SP credit rating has truly affected how traders are perceiving the economy.

Here’s an example of how the Atlas Line from Day Trade to Win handles volatile days. John Paul, day trading coach, acknowledges that some days are just not meant for trading. He explains how the ATR can be used to determine the best time for trading and how it can be used in combination with the price action trading tool, the Atlas Line.

Since our last Emini video post, the Emini has continued to fall due to economic uncertainty. The average true range (ATR) has climbed considerably, averaging above the five point range we like to trade. For quite some time, the Emini lacked volatility and now we have too much. The two videos below show the last two days, which were more tradeable in terms of the ATR value.

If you are using NinjaTrader, the ATR indicator is included. To add it to your chart, right click the chart and select Indicators. Navigate through the list until you see ATR then double click to add it to the selection box. Confirm the selection by clicking Ok. Remember to be cautious during this time. Your typical stops and profits can be reached too quickly and too unpredictably with ATR above 5.

The Atlas Line provides traders with long and short order signals, determines the expected direction of price with a plotted angled line, and has a few custom trade setups that compliment the tool. John Paul, founder of Day Trade to Win and creator of the Atlas Line, coaches traders on how to use the trading tool free with purchase in the form of a webinar. He also conducts presentations whereby traders can request the Atlas Line to be display on markets of their choosing. John Paul’s favorite markets to trade with the Atlas Line are the Emini, Euro, CAD, Russell, AUD and other currencies and futures.

The video above showcases trades taken August 1 and August 2 (last two days) in which the Atlas Line successfully called out multiple short trades that were worth quite a bit of money with price tanking. The Atlas Line caught the initial short moves which appeared shortly after market open, but the “indicator” didn’t stop there. Multiple pullback trades occurred, which further confirmed profitable short trades. Did you know which side of the market to be on? Did the markets make or break your account the last few days?

Sandy, the trader in the above video, searched for a private educational program for quite some time. Weighing the dozens of day trading courses out there, he decided to go with Day Trade to Win’s Mentorship for the following reasons:

• Ask sucessful traders who you trust – get their recommendations
• Look at the methods – are they objective? Are they based on price? Or are they hidden indicator methods?
• Do the methods recognize time of day? The markets behave differently depending on the time of day. Many day trading courses expect you to trade a system the same way all day long. John Paul’s Day Trade to Win techniques adapt to the market depending on how price action behaves throughout the day
• Are there enough entry and exit strategies to work with? Having a couple may not be enough for trading every day.
• Are each of the methods linked in some way, as to provide an overall strategy for engaging the markets?

As Sandy has said, learning by trial and error is far too costly – the markets will take your money, resulting in a far greater expense than the cost of a training program.