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Best place to start
Chart, Test & Validate
Build and backtest in TradingView, then stress test the results with QuantGrip.
The tools behind my trading workflow
Build a better trading stack.
See what I actually use, where each platform fits, and which ones may—or may not—make sense for you.
Actual use
Clear tradeoffs
No hype
Start with the problem
What are you trying to improve?
There is no universal “best” platform. Start with what you need the tool to help you do.
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Choose Where to Trade
Compare my preferred US-friendly broker with a widely recognized global option.
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Automate, Track & Improve
Explore the tools I use to build bots, journal trades, and improve the process.
My trading toolkit
The tools behind my workflow.
These are platforms I actually use, organized so you can quickly see where each one fits.
01 / DAILY DRIVER
Chart · Test · Alert
TradingView
This is where I do nearly everything: charting, price alerts, strategy discovery, backtesting, and paper trading.
New paid users may receive a $15 credit through my link. Offer terms can change.
Choose your broker path
US-friendly or global.
Availability, products, and account eligibility vary by country. Always confirm what is available where you live.
02 / US PATH
US-friendly
Webull
My more approachable choice for US traders who want an easy-to-use app with deeper charting and market data than a basic brokerage experience.
Supports multiple account types and products, subject to eligibility and availability.
03 / GLOBAL PATH
Global access
Interactive Brokers
A widely recognized global broker with access to a broad range of markets and products.
My stronger global recommendation; many US traders may find Webull easier to start with.
Extend the workflow
Validate, review, automate, and explore.
The right add-on depends on the part of your process that needs the most help.
04 / STRESS TEST
Stress testing
QuantGrip
Run Monte Carlo analysis, stress tests, prop-firm simulations, and blended strategy analysis from TradingView backtest exports.
Use it when a normal backtest is not enough to tell you how robust a strategy really is.
05 / REVIEW
Trading journal
TradeZella
A trading journal built to expose patterns, strengths, mistakes, and opportunities to improve your execution.
Channel viewers can currently use code TC20 for 20% off. Offer terms can change.
06 / AUTOMATE
Bot building
AlphaInsider
Build custom trading bots and explore verified strategies, with supported broker connections for stocks and crypto.
I use it most heavily for bot building; supported brokers are a meaningful limitation to check first.
07 / EVENT MARKETS
Event markets
Kalshi
A clean platform for trading event contracts across sports, economics, elections, and other real-world outcomes, plus perpetual futures.
A higher-risk, specialized option—not a replacement for a complete trading process.
Coming later
The full automation guide is still in production.
I’m building a complete walkthrough of the process from strategy idea to testing, execution, monitoring, and review.
- 01No launch countdown or artificial urgency
- 02Join only if you want the finished guide
- 03The toolkit stays useful in the meantime
Learn the process
Practical education. No performance theater.
Kalshi
Kalshi Perpetuals: 5 Checks Before You Trade
A full Kalshi perpetuals walkthrough: funding your perps account, sizing with leverage, finding your liquidation price, and exiting.
TradeZella
I Tested TradeZella's AI Backtesting (Honest Review)
I ran three strategies through TradeZella's AI backtesting. Here's what it got right, where it fell short, and how to get a real result.
futures trading
How to Swing Trade Futures: Margins, Taxes, Risk
Holding futures overnight? Here's the real margin math, MES tick values, the 60/40 tax split, and how to roll contracts without surprises.
The TC Trading standard
No tool makes trading easy. The right stack can make the process clearer.
Every recommendation should solve a real problem, earn its place, and come with honest context about the tradeoffs.