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Lewis Selby

@lstradesnq·1h

The daily loss limit is the rule to read first

It decides how many trades you can take on a red day before the account is gone. Every firm sets it differently, and some reset it on balance, some on equity. FTMO, FundedNext, FundingPips and The5ers each publish theirs on the rules page.

Read that page before you pay the fee. Buttons below take you to each firm.

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.

Lewis Selby

@lstradesnq·1d

Backtest before you risk it

A new idea gets tested on old charts first. TradeZella has a backtesting mode built in, so you can replay a session bar by bar, take the trades you would have taken, and see the result before any real money is involved.

We use it for every rule change on this channel. You can use it for yours.

👉 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.

Lewis Selby

@lstradesnq·2d

One account, then everything else here stays free

LSTrades is an Exness partner. A new Exness account opened through our link is what makes the free VIP tier possible, because the referral pays for it. This channel stays free for everyone regardless.

Monday is a good day to set it up before the New York session opens.

Open your account: https://one.exnessonelink.com/a/jvm9kx1l6q

Trading carries significant risk of loss.

🔁 Already with Exness? Move it across

Lewis Selby

@lstradesnq·5d

Killzone Cheat Sheet: know the window before you read the chart

Four windows a day do most of the moving: the Asian range, the London open, New York AM and the London close. Each one has a job, and each one has a tell.

This sheet lays out what each window is for, what to watch inside it, and the one stretch of the day (New York lunch) where the right trade is to close the laptop. No indicators, just the schedule the session runs on.

Fits anyone who trades the same hours every day and has never written down why.

$19 on the store: https://whop.com/ls-trades/killzone-cheat-sheet/

Educational material, not financial advice. Trading involves risk of loss.

Lewis Selby

@lstradesnq·6d

Alerts do the waiting for you

Set an alert on a level, close the laptop, and let the phone tell you when price is there. Fewer hours staring at candles, fewer trades taken out of boredom.

TradingView alerts run in the browser and in the app once you have an account. Create it through the link below.

👉 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.

Lewis Selby

@lstradesnq·Oct 7

Journal first. Evaluation second

A funded account rewards the trader who already knows their numbers: average risk per trade, worst day, how many trades a week. If you cannot answer those from your own log, the evaluation will answer them for you, and the fee is the price of that lesson.

When you can, the four firms we use are FTMO, FundedNext, FundingPips and The5ers. One button each 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.

Lewis Selby

@lstradesnq·Oct 6

"I already have a spreadsheet."

We had one too. It broke the day a trade was skipped because logging it was a chore.

TradeZella logs the trade for you, then adds what a spreadsheet cannot: a replay of the chart at the time of entry, analytics by setup and by hour, and a notes page beside each trade for the reason you took it.

Keep the spreadsheet if you like. Add the journal.

👉 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.

Lewis Selby

@lstradesnq·Oct 5

Start here if you are new

Tap the link below.
Tap Register in the top corner. It lands on the Exness homepage, not on a form.
Sign up with your email. About two minutes.

Done? You now hold an account with our partner broker, and the free VIP tier is open to you, funded by Exness, not by you.

👉 https://one.exnessonelink.com/a/jvm9kx1l6q

Trading carries significant risk of loss.

🔁 Already with Exness? Move it across

Lewis Selby

@lstradesnq·Oct 2

Session 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.

Lewis Selby

@lstradesnq·Oct 1

"My trading platform already has charts."

It does. TradingView is where you plan, and your platform is where you execute. Keeping them separate keeps the analysis calm: no order ticket beside the chart, no position colouring your read.

Our whole process lives on the TradingView side. The link below opens it.

👉 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.