@lstradesnqĀ·7hOpen the link below in a browser and create your TradingView account (new accounts only count through the link).
Add the markets you follow here: gold and NAS100 to begin with.
Set one alert on the first level we post today.
That is the whole setup. Everything else can wait.
š https://www.tradingview.com/?aff_id=155832
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@lstradesnqĀ·1dOne step or two, a time limit or none, a wide daily loss limit or a tight one. FTMO, FundedNext, FundingPips and The5ers each answer those questions differently, and the right answer depends on your trading, not on the firm.
Open each one below, compare the rules page, and choose the one you can trade inside without changing your plan. The fee is real money either way.
Partner links: if you sign up through one, LSTrades earns a commission, which helps keep this channel and the free VIP tier running.
Trading carries significant risk of loss.
@lstradesnqĀ·2dSunday, TradeZella open, filter by setup. Which entries paid, which ones were forced, what time of day the losses cluster. The answers come from the log, and they change what gets traded the following week.
You can run the same review on your own account. Connect it once and the trades come in by themselves.
š https://tradezella.com/?fpr=lewis37
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@lstradesnqĀ·3dWe partner with Exness. When you open a new account through our link, Exness pays us a referral commission, and that commission pays for your free VIP seat. No subscription on your side, ever.
Gold, NAS100 and the other markets you see posted here all trade on MT5 there.
Open your account: https://one.exnessonelink.com/a/jvm9kx1l6q
Trading carries significant risk of loss.
@lstradesnqĀ·6dEvery week Lewis records the week: each real execution and why it was taken, what the checklist said, the setups he skipped and why, and members' questions answered by name. Delivered on Telegram, with a members group for the questions.
Learning the LS Model? Start free with the public sessions and the sheets. The full course library is in The Debrief Plus. The Debrief Plus adds the full course library, Plus questions answered first, and VIP with no Exness account needed.
$19 a month on the store: https://whop.com/ls-trades/ls-trades-debrief/
Educational material, not financial advice. Trading involves risk of loss.
@lstradesnqĀ·Sep 17Multi-timeframe layouts for the top-down read, alerts on the levels we care about, replay for reviewing a session bar by bar, and the LSTrades indicator itself, which is written for it.
Start with a free account. Upgrade only when you run out of charts on one screen.
š https://www.tradingview.com/?aff_id=155832
Partner link: if you sign up through it, LSTrades earns a commission, which helps keep this channel and the free VIP tier running.
@lstradesnqĀ·Sep 16FTMO, FundedNext, FundingPips and The5ers. Each one runs an evaluation on simulated capital, and each has its own rules on daily loss, overall loss and payouts.
Read the rules before the fee. Pick the firm whose limits match how you already trade, then use the button for that firm below.
Partner links: if you sign up through one, LSTrades earns a commission, which helps keep this channel and the free VIP tier running.
Trading carries significant risk of loss.
@lstradesnqĀ·Sep 15Before a trade goes on this channel, it has been logged, tagged and looked at against the ones before it. We do that in TradeZella. It pulls your trades in on its own, so the work is reading the data rather than typing it.
If you are still trading without a journal, start one this week.
š https://tradezella.com/?fpr=lewis37
Partner link: if you sign up through it, LSTrades earns a commission, which helps keep this channel and the free VIP tier running.
@lstradesnqĀ·Sep 15Session Bias Sheet: trade against momentum, not with the crowd.
Mark the Asia high and low, then read what London does with them. That response, matched to one of fifteen documented setups, is the session bias for the day.
One rule underneath all fifteen: sell what is exhausted, buy what is fresh. Four exceptions where the rule does not apply (news days, gaps, reversals, overlaps), and the London and New York windows in your own time zone.
For traders who keep guessing direction at the open and want a repeatable read instead.
$29 on the store: https://whop.com/ls-trades/session-bias-sheet/
Educational material, not financial advice. Trading involves risk of loss.
