Trending Market Analysis - Let Price Action Lead the Way

How to identify exact trending Markets. Using price action Analysis - Let Price Action Lead the Way

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As with other our strategies, the ATR (Average True Range) is used to gauge market conditions and determine profit targets and stop losses. This allows the ATO strategy to be adaptive. Risk and goals
In the last couple of days, the E-mini has been sloppy and slow.

Take a look at the ATO 2 long signal. and Atlas Line Long and Short signals including the Pullback and Strength trades.
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You’ve probably seen other videos explaining how the ABC method works, but on the June 9 notice the A section of the day (shaded yellow) how the market tests this range.

Subsequently, short Atlas Line Strength and Pullback signals occurred. In addition, notice how the ATO 2 short signal appeared right outside the range of A. The ABC software seen on the chart produces signals.

An ABC signal appears right after the ATO 2 signal. John Paul advances the video, and sure enough, look at that trend. What a great display of three separate strategies confirming market direction.

The ABC generates a signal late in the day around the late-day sell-off time. Volatility is good at around 11 ticks or three points. Remember to have your stops ready. Use NinjaTrader’s ATM Strategy feature to have the platform apply them automatically. Follow what price action tells you – don’t guess!

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