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Day Trades

Arthur Ullrich, the founder of Trade Tutor, has been conducting day trades for the S & P-500 for over sixteen years and is willing to share with clients what he has learned from his own mentor, from study and from personal experience focusing on the eMini SP/ES and the eMini 2000 ER futures contracts. From November 1, 1997 there have been three new options to day trade the S & P-500. The Dow Jones futures contracts, the Mini S & P and the S & P went to half price and now day trading in this market is within the reach of most traders. The Trade Tutor offers training and understanding of day trade methods to traders who have less experience or traders who have been trading without the success they expected and who need the benefit of personal mentoring. Trainees will be encouraged to read various books and articles appearing in trading periodicals.

If the conducting of day trading the S & P sounds a little daunting customers may not have looked at the eMinis, the mini SP Dow Jones, Russell 2000 and the e Mini NASDAQ. The changes here have brought the day trade of the S & P index futures within the reach of many serious traders who could not, or did not want to be trading in contracts which required the previous larger levels of margins. Learning to day trade the S & P today gives several options that did not exist before. The online Trade Tutor facility indicates that day trading is the art and science of entering the market several or even many times a day taking small profits without having to take large risks and without having to leave a position open overnight.

Arthur Ullrich became interested in trading futures in 1988 and after a year of reading and study, began to trade in 1990 quite disastrously. He attended several one to three day seminars where supposedly the "secrets were revealed" but with no success. After another year he found a mentor who began to guide him and show him some simple indicators and who pointed out how to read and interpret each in an integrated method. Using this simple approach, the founder of Trade Tutor began to understand price action and became a very successful trader. Price action is an ever-changing environment and in 1996 Arthur Ullrich saw the need to guide new traders in the art of really understanding the day trade field. He held daily discussions of the implementation of the methods to the current day's price action and this evolved into a daily step-by-step approach in an emersion program and Arthur Ullrich became known as the Trade Tutor.

The Internet has provided a delivery system to communicate with traders all over the world and the Trade Tutor was launched with Arthur Ullrich, following in the footsteps of his own mentor, showing trainee traders how to successfully apply the lessons of the day trade. After a four year break to spend time with his wife, Arthur returned to Trade Tutor where Michael Charness, who ran Trade Tutor for Arthur, is now the Administrator.