The MES, also called the Micro E-mini S&P 500 contract, is 1/10th the size of the regular E-mini S&P 500. That means, instead of each tick valued at $12.50, the MES lets you trade at tenth of that value, $2.50.…
The purpose of this video is to answer most question you have about scalp trading. First, the question of, “What is scalp trading?” is answered as a way of trading that focuses (without guarantee) on profiting from many small, quick…
Is the DayTradeToWin Atlas Line trading software good for the E-mini S&P only? What about other markets? John Paul reviews multiple markets, including the MES. Yes, the MES is the Micro version of the E-mini. The MES is a nice…
Here is the video mentioned in a prior post that provides those specific price levels. Yes, this is from John Paul at DayTradeToWin who gives those clear E-mini S&P 500 price levels. If price begins to move toward those levels,…
The ABC Software or ABC Indicator as it is sometimes called, is a free download provided by DayTradeToWin. DayTradeToWin is a famous purveyor of price action software and trading methods, having taught traders for well over a decade. The ABC…
What happens when you combine the DayTradeToWin Roadmap and Atlas Line? You get something like this video. Here, an Atlas Line Pullback (P) signal is used to substantiate the trade. John Paul details his thought process behind why he takes…
Now that 2022 is here, do you think the markets are still manipulated? As many have guessed, the same players and the same systems are chugging away. From the perspective of an individual, at-home day trader, it is difficult to…
Like anything in life, it makes sense to learn from people who already have experience and can provide suggestions. If you look online long enough, you will find many experienced traders who eventually turned to something called price action. Price…
How many day trading systems have performance videos going back years for the public to view? That’s one of the great things about DayTradeToWin. The Atlas Line videos can be seen going as far back as 2012 or so. Over…
In your growth as a day trader, have you used momentum, stochastics, moving averages, or Bollinger Bands? May have tried to come up with their own strategies, tested them for a period of time, went back to the drawing board…