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

These rules can be applied to any market, including the E-Mini S&P, futures and currencies:

1. Positive news doesn’t guarantee that market price will rise.

2. Negative news doesn’t guarantee that market price will fall.

3. Only act based upon the advice of a price action trading method, in this case, the Atlas Line.

John Paul from DayTradeToWin.com shows us why he went SHORT despite positive news that affected the E-Mini S&P market. On December 6, 2010 (late evening), Obama announced a tax cut extension, rallying the market during the night trading session. As the market started to come down from the rally, the Atlas Line produced a short order signal.

Now that we have entered the trade, how do we exit? In the video, John shows us how to use the ATR (Average True Range) to decide based on profit target. The greater the ATR (range), the greater the potential profit. The ATR NinjaTrader tool should be used to dictate your profits. Trade within the bounds of price action, not your emotions.

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
E-Mini, Euro, British Pound Video 7

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.

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.