Best Practices for Using TradeSlayers
Practical tips to integrate TradeSlayers into your daily routine without getting overwhelmed by noise.
Treat TradeSlayers as a Structured Assistant
The most successful TradeSlayers users treat the platform as a structured assistant, not a replacement for their own thinking. They define clear goals, choose a small set of markets to focus on, and let the system surface only the events that truly matter to their playbook.
Limit Active Alerts
Start by limiting the number of active alerts to those you can realistically act on. More alerts do not equal more edge—often, they only create more noise. Focus on high-quality levels and setups that you know how to trade consistently.
Build a Simple Routine
Next, build a simple routine around your alerts: a pre-market review, a mid-session check-in, and a brief end-of-day recap. Use the alert history and your trading journal together to see which types of alerts are driving your best trades and which ones you might want to retire.
No Signal Is Mandatory
Finally, remember that no signal is mandatory. If an alert fires but the broader context doesn't look right—news risk, thin liquidity, or personal bandwidth—standing aside is often the best decision. TradeSlayers is here to support disciplined decisions, not to pressure you into constant activity.