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Chapters
0:00 Intro and Market Outlook
2:45 Identifying Support and Resistance Levels
5:15 Market Scenarios and the Santa Claus Rally
8:30 Understanding Trending vs Range Bound Cycles
11:15 The ABC Intraday Trading Strategy
14:45 Rules for Entry and the Two Candle Rule
18:15 Analyzing Late Day Rallies and Sell Offs
21:00 Real Chart Examples and ABC Indicator
23:45 Adapting Strategies for Different Markets
How do you know if the market is about to trend, reverse, or trap traders in a sideways range? In this FREE day trading masterclass, John Paul from DayTradeToWin teaches a practical price action strategy for identifying trading opportunities in futures, stocks, and other markets.
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In this full trading class, you’ll learn how to read market direction, identify support and resistance, recognize trend days versus range-bound days, and use two consecutive candle closes to confirm potential breakouts.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:
✅ How to anticipate trending and sideways markets
✅ The ABC trading strategy explained step by step
✅ Why the first 2½ hours of trading are so important
✅ How to identify support and resistance using price action
✅ The two-candle confirmation rule for potential trade entries
✅ How to recognize false breakouts and market reversals
✅ How to spot possible late-day rallies and selloffs
✅ October–December 2026 stock market outlook
✅ Why the S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow, and Russell can behave in similar ways
✅ How to adapt these concepts to NinjaTrader and TradingView
THE ABC PRICE ACTION METHOD
This trading method divides the regular trading session into three sections:
A: 9:30 AM–12:00 PM Eastern — Establish the morning trading range.
B: 12:00 PM–2:30 PM Eastern — Watch for breaks, retests, or reversals around the morning range.
C: 2:30 PM–4:00 PM Eastern — Look for continuation or reversal opportunities later in the trading day.
One of the most important rules explained in this class is waiting for TWO consecutive candles to close above or below an established trading range before considering a breakout entry.
Rather than chasing every move, learn to wait for confirmation.
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ABOUT DAYTRADETOWIN
DayTradeToWin specializes in price action trading education, helping traders understand market behavior through clearly defined strategies, chart-based examples, and practical trading rules.
Whether you’re a new trader or an experienced futures trader, this class will help you develop a more structured approach to analyzing the market.
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