2 Charts – Split Screen Trading – Price Action Trading
Can you trade two different methods at the same time? Well yes, no and maybe. This split screen setup Day Trade to Win shares …
2-3 Trades Daily – What is the Best Way To Scalp Trade for Success?
Day Trading is hard unless you know how to manage each trading opportunity. Scalp trading is a type of quick in and out trading …
Predict 2013 E-Mini Trading Using January Effect
Ever heard of the January Effect? At Day Trade to Win, John Paul describes it as an accurate way to determine if price will be up or down by the…
Stop Loss Strategies for Trading
Why has the E-Mini S&P been so slow in the last couple of months? Political turmoil, tax regulation and fiscal cliff talk has scared investors. Many people are hesitant to…
Josh Reviews Day Trade to Win
Here’s a web testimonial for the beginner traders – Josh had zero experience in trading. One of his trading friends said that most losses occur from trading emotionally and without…
NinjaTrader Webinar with Price Action Trading
This Day Trade to Win webinar was sponsored by NinjaTrader and focuses on the following: • Watch three educational trading videos to learn exact methods • Discover the #1 tool…
Trading Oil Futures, the Russell and E-mini with DayTradeToWin
John Paul discusses the offerings at Day Trade to Win and how they are all based off of price action. For the most part, the methods can be traded on…
Day Trader Named Nick Reviews Day Trade to Win
Before finding Day Trade to Win, Nick was refunding his day trading account every month. Now, he says that he’s withdrawing from his account, making around $100 to $200 a…
Daring E-mini Trader Defeats High Volatility
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…
Emini Average True Range Increases Last Few Days
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…