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My mission at Less Red Trading is to provide traders with resources that are designed to help them achieve their trading goals. Much of what you will find here is unique, as most of it was created exclusively for this site. It is free to use. It is not necessary to create an account, but it is required if you wish to use the full journal analytics. We appreciate feedback and suggestions always, so don't hesitate to use the contact options available.
LRT is completely free. At some point in the future I may offer some downloadable items for a small fee. A user account is not required, except for the journal analytics. If you find the resources helpful, I welcome donations to support the time and effort I put into maintaining the site. Your generosity is appreciated — thank you!
By creating an account you gain access to the full site. LRT is primarily a journaling site. The tools will continue to expand. The primary journal will always be free to use. As of this writing the entire site is free to use, but a membership is required to use the full analytics capabilities the site offers.
LRT is primarily built around it's trade journal. This journal was developed with the retail inter-day and swing traders in mind. In the future, in addition to the extra analytics functionality we already provide, I would like to add functionality for more specific strategies. For example, if you trade specific options strategies it would be nice to be able to focus more on those specific strategies when logging and analyzing your trades. If you have ideas or suggestions please let me know by navigating to the 'Contact Us' page. Thank you!
While I have not tested this site on any Apple devices, it is a standard website coded in standard HTML, and as such should run fine on any device. However, if you do come across any issues, I would certainly like to hear about it. I will do my best to make the necessary changes.Kevin Harrislessredtrading@gmail.com
The prices in the ticker are retrieved through an API (Application Programming Interface) which is a digital messenger that allows two different applications to talk to each other and share data over the internet. I have no control over the accuracy or the speed at which the API server updates. I have tried to find a different server that is also free, but as yet have not found one. There is another known issue with the ticker where it occasionally speeds up dramatically when a page is loaded. To correct this simply reload the page if it does not correct itself.
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