Scott’s List

Charting and indicators

The map. VWAP, the bands, the Initial Balance, and the volume profile live on this chart, and every setup I take starts here.

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News and order flow tools

The confirmation tools. The chart gives me the setup; these tell me whether the market means it. A confirmation tool can veto a trade. It never creates one. Financial Juice Elite and TickStrike run whenever the market is open, even when I’m not trading, and I don’t trade without them.

Journaling

Where every trade gets measured. If you’re not journaling, you don’t know what you’re doing wrong.

Platforms and brokers

Research and AI

The after-the-close tools. They check my math instead of my gut, and none of them is allowed anywhere near the order entry.

Streaming and production

The broadcast bench. Nothing here touches a trade. It’s how the live sessions get from my screen to yours.

How I evaluate

Every review states its evidence level at the top, and I don’t blur them:

• In my stack, used daily. I trade with it. I’ve paid for it. I know where it breaks.
• I’ve held accounts here. For prop firms: I’ve passed their evaluation and traded their funded stage. No certificates on this site, on purpose; they can be faked and the process is the proof.
• Researched; my own notes to follow. The facts are public and the fit assessment is my read. My experience section is honest about being unfinished.

I buy my tools on lifetime or yearly plans whenever I can. That’s how I keep more of my profits. Trading tools are expensive, and they need to be managed.

Where a link on a review pays me a commission, it goes through a /go/ address and the disclosure at the bottom says so. A commission never moves a verdict. The full disclosure explains how that’s kept honest.