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

Almost as watching magic in front of your eyes, amaze yourelf by watching the following video of John Paul demonstrating the Atlas Line software perform in two unbelievable trades.

Atlas Line indicates to go short right after three consecutive large green candles and John Paul does so with little hesitation. Why? Becayse the Atlas Line is constantly effective in making the decisions for us. Price was headed toward the Atlas Line, indicating an Atlas Line pull back trade (at least two bars pulling back followed by one candle closing in the red). ORDER FILLED. Using only price action and the Atlas Line,this resulted in a nice 1 point winner.

Plenty of opportunities for profit today with the Atlas Line:

Trade 1 – Short – win for 5-6 ticks
Trade 2 – Short – win for 6-7 ticks
Trade 3 – Long – loss for 6-7 ticks
Trade 4 – Short – win for 6-7 ticks
Trade 5 – Long – win for 6-7 ticks
Trade 6 – Long – win for 4-5 ticks

This gives us a daily potential of 32 ticks if you traded using the Atlas Line.

The difference in doing well or not in day trading is usually a result of lack of experience, knowledge or effective tools.

The ATR gives us a clear volatility indication for us to know when to get out. All in all, the combination of the Atlas Line and ATR leave little doubt for a day trader, allowing him to get in and out with profits and ease. Is your trading strategy simple or are you fighting just to keep consistent?

We’ve been receiving a few questions from day trader Mike Anderson, not affiliated with the Arkansas coach basketball ball coach, who wanted to know some basic facts about the E-Mini S&P.

Mike asked us the following questions:

1. What time does the CME open for trading E-Mini futures?
A: 9:30 a.m. U.S. Eastern Time. We always give this figure as Eastern Time because of New York’s / the East Coast’s large pull on the markets.

2. When does the CME market close for E-Mini futures trading?
A: 4:15 p.m. U.S. Eastern Time. The market then opens at 4:30 p.m. The E-Mini can be traded nearly 24/7 on Globex for those who like to take chances!

3. How many contracts do most traders start out with?
A: Most traders start off with less than five contracts. It is in the best interest of beginner traders to trade with a single contract and work their way up as money is made.

4. What is the E-Mini’s minimum tick amount?
A: Each tick is equivalent to 0.25 or $5.00.

5. What are the E-Mini contract’s trading months?
A: The E-Mini trades all year round. Be sure to roll over your contracts every March, June, September and December.

This sums up Mike’s questions for this round. Stay tuned for the next round where we’ll be discussing the E-Mini S&P; not college basketball, or the other Mike Anderson’s decision on whether or not to take the coaching job.

Since this is E-Mini Videos, we couldn’t leave you high and dry. Check out this recent blog post from Day Trade to Win showing you some great trading tips for the E-Mini S&P.

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.

E-Mini, Euro, British Pound Video 2
E-Mini, Euro, British Pound Video 3
E-Mini, Euro, British Pound Video 4
E-Mini, Euro, British Pound Video 5
E-Mini, Euro, British Pound Video 6
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If we had to pick one day trading indicator, strategy or system that we can’t trade without, it would be the Atlas Line from DayTradeToWin.com. With the free upgrade for customers to NinjaTrader 7, we’ve been trading the overnight and regular E-Mini S&P session. Despite the low amount of volatility, the Atlas Line has been accurately plotting and predicting the direction of price. Most of the other indicators we use go haywire when there is little market activity. Since the Atlas Line is based on price and no other external data sources, traders can be confident with its accuracy.

Brand new video from John Paul at DayTradeToWin.com. This presentation was partnered with NinjaTrader.

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The Atlas Line one-on-one instruction, include with the indicator’s purchase, teaches you how to filter trades, trade every market and configure your charts properly.

The e-mini education program offered at DayTradeToWin.com goes beyond the regular courses, trading rooms, chat rooms and books. Traders are taught skills that will last a lifetime, like having a reason to enter or exit a trade, when and how to enter / exit trades, and when to go long and short. If you are even remotely interested in E-Mini S&P or price action, definitely check out what DayTradetoWin.com has to offer.

Want to learn how to trade the E-Mini S&P? E-Mini Education offers the ability to attend a private, one-on-one lesson with professional day trader and instructor John Paul. For $297, the lesson will show you one exact price action method of trading, proven to bring in the profits! John Paul covers this and other price action trading fundamentals in this new webinar below:

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See how to set your profit targets, stop losses and other NinjaTrader / TradeStation settings to ensure daily wins on the E-Mini S&P.

Have you ever missed an order entry, misconfigured an indicator, or tried to earn more than four points in a single day? You might be surprised that there is a trading tool available that’s easy to configure and will let you know the direction of price in advance, letting you place those orders early. It’s called the Atlas Line from DayTradeToWin. When in use, the Atlas Line appears on your NinjaTrader or TradeStation chart as a guide of where to expect price and how to enter the market (long or short). Also, the indicator / tool produces highly accurate signals / messages telling you when to enter the market. Using the Atlas Line, it’s best not to get greedy and limit winning trades to four points a day to minimize exposure / risk.

In the video below, John Paul from Day Trade to Win demonstrates the Atlas Line to webinar attendees, so they can see how it performs with live, real-time data on the E-Mini S&P. Be sure to check out when the next webinar will be by visiting the DayTradeToWin Twitter. It’s also worth watching if you want to pick up expert tips on price action trading.

Other videos in this series:

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Price action allows traders to ignore conflicting data presented by indicators, news sources and other distractions. Traders should be able to execute trades with a fair amount of confidence that there is a decent chance of profitability. The courses and tools from DayTradeToWin.com take the guessing out of the question by letting traders know the direction of market ahead of time!

In this webinar, see how John Paul uses the ATO (At The Open) and the Atlas Line to his advantage with confirming order signals:

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Price action trading is best defined by John Paul in this Atlas Line webinar:

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For more videos in this series, click the video above to launch the YouTube page or look for the next video links at the end of each video.

Recorded on July 8, 2010, nearly 200 people attended to see how to use price action methods in combination with the DayTradeToWin.com Atlas Line indicator. John takes a few winning trades as the order signals appear on the Atlas Line automatically.

For a limited time, the following coupon codes are available (as posted on the DayTradeToWin Twitter):

ATLAS180OFF = 10% off Lifetime License
ATLAS60OFF = 10% off 6-Month License

Official Atlas Line Page