Day trading systems can easily become overly complex. Advanced mathematical formulas, subjective analysis, and lagging indicators are best avoided. Trading can be made simple. The most popular indicators are those that provide exact entry signals. Knowing when to enter removes…
Will E-mini S&P volatility increase before the end of the year? John Paul from DayTradeToWin.com thinks the Average True Range (ATR) will more consistently ride between regular levels. That means two to three points, on average. This is the ideal…
Successful day trading requires more traders to be profitable than not AND for those trades to be worth more than the losses. Another requirement is to reduce risk wherever possible. What if there was a way to “lock in” the…
Holiday trading can present unique challenges. Markets can be slow when you expect them to be fast and vice-versa. The collection of tips below are designed to help your trading, whether you prefer futures, stocks, currencies, or other instruments. 1.…
At the end of every January, day traders use a special technique to gauge how market activity may play out for the rest of the year. We’re talking about the January Effect. Let’s say on January 2, 2017, the E-mini…
The Trade Scalper trading course makes it really easy for traders to find entry points in the E-mini S&P and other markets for scalp trading. It’s designed to find many trades per day. As a result, 8-12 trades in the…
For many, the 2016 U.S. presidential election results were surprising. The markets do not like surprises. On a normal election night, it is common to see a sell-off with significant volatility. What happened on Nov. 8, 2016 was something different, and…
E-mini trading presents a unique set of challenges to the individual investor. In the morning, from 9:30 a.m. until noon, US/Eastern, the E-mini is usually at its most volatile. From noon until about 2:30 p.m., the market is often slower.…
In this hour-long presentation, John Paul’s trading focuses on risk, reward, and finding the best trades in futures markets. Firstly, trading is risky business. Only trade with money you can afford to lose. Because the material is educational and for…
Many traders and soon-to-be-traders make the mistake of assuming trading is low-risk and/or riches are easy to achieve. Trading is a high-risk activity and achieving profitability can be difficult. Profits and losses can occur. This is a fact regardless of…