Over seven years from the launch of the website and thousands of traders helped, DayTradeToWin is still be the leading educational resource for aspiring and veteran traders. First, it was the ATO strategy (At the Open), a trading system that provides entries based…
Did you take a look at where price ended up at the close of January 2017? Price closed slightly higher than it opened in the month. According to the Jan. Effect, price is expected to close higher for the year.…
Here’s a real-time Atlas Line trade placed by John Paul. With automatic trading signals, there’s no guesswork. The profit target and stop loss values are always based on the ATR (Average True Range). This is why John Paul is going…
How was your first month trading in January, 2017? There was certainly enough activity and news events to keep traders guessing. If your performance was less than stellar, perhaps it’s time to change your approach and do something new for…
With thousands of hours spent trading and mentoring students, John Paul knows a thing or two about timing trades. He’s worked with traders who are too eager to jump into any opportunity. He’s also worked with those too hesitant and…
Plan on trading Monday, January 16? Better be careful of the trading halt – many of the CME markets will halt on Jan. 16 at 1:00 p.m. US/Eastern and resume at 6:00 p.m US January 16 is Martin Luther King…
What happened with the first trade of the day on January 5, 2017? Watch the video to find out. It’s very easy to add the Atlas Line to your chart. After purchasing and installing the Atlas Line, go to the…
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…