LCE Trading Model

Discover the LCE Trading Model, a price action strategy for ES futures. Learn to trade breakouts at supply/demand levels, aligning with higher timeframe trend b

Published · Updated · Methodology: Price Action

Part of: Supply & Demand Zones

  • Methodology: Price Action
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: 1 Hour, 30 Minute, 15 Minute, 5 Minute (execution)
  • Markets: ES futures

Indicators used

  • Cloud (Ichimoku-like concept)
  • Supply and Demand Levels

Source video

Decoded from: Backtesting my $20k/month LCE trading model to prove it's not luck by Tradewriter — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 1:10 - Ground rules for LCE trading
  • 1:39 - Monday's trades
  • 4:02 - Tuesday's trades
  • 5:23 - Wednesday's trades
  • 7:51 - Thursday's trades
  • 9:48 - Friday's trades

Strategy overview

Supply and demand levels mark the areas where earlier order flow was one-sided enough to push price away, and where traders watch for a reaction when price returns. What makes this entry unusual is that the source video is not a lesson in finding those areas — it is a review of a model already in use. Tradewriter's "Backtesting my $20k/month LCE trading model to prove it's not luck" puts the trader's own named framework on trial, replaying a week of sessions one day at a time rather than presenting a clean example of the setup.

The running order is the point. Ground rules come first, before a single trade is shown, and only then does the week play out — Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, in sequence. Declaring the constraints before running the sample is the discipline a backtest imposes on a discretionary method, and a day-by-day replay keeps the flat sessions and the losers inside the same timeline as the winners, which is exactly what a highlight clip removes. The framework itself is price-action based: a cloud-style overlay carries the directional read while supply and demand levels supply the location, with the work stepping down through intraday charts toward execution.

A few things are worth stating plainly. The $20k/month figure and the "not luck" framing are the channel's own claims about its own results, presented rather than independently verified, and four sessions is a demonstration of consistency within one week — not a sample size that settles the luck question either way. The supply and demand levels come from a custom indicator the video reserves for members, so those exact levels are not reproducible from the video alone. No machine-readable rule set was extracted for this entry, so this page covers the concept and the source context rather than a rule-by-rule breakdown.

Topics

lce trading model · price action strategy · es futures strategy · tradingview strategy · supply demand trading · breakout strategy · 15 minute strategy · swing trading · trading strategy · pine script

Frequently asked questions

What is the LCE trading model?

LCE is the name Tradewriter gives their own price-action framework. As presented in the source video it combines a cloud-style overlay for directional read with supply and demand levels for location, worked down through intraday timeframes. No rule set was extracted for this entry, so the specifics remain with the source.

Does a week of replayed trades prove a strategy works?

No. Walking through several sessions shows how a method behaves in a specific stretch of market and whether the trader follows their own rules, but it is a demonstration, not evidence of edge. Confidence comes from a large sample, rules fixed in advance, and results outside the period used to develop them.

Why does the video state its ground rules before showing any trades?

Because fixing the constraints first is what separates a review from a retrospective story. If the rules are declared up front, each session that follows is a test of them; if they are described afterwards, the trades can quietly define the rules instead of the other way around.

Can I follow this model using only the video?

Partly. The structure and the reasoning are visible, but the supply and demand levels come from a custom indicator the channel reserves for members, so your own levels would be drawn differently. Strategy Decoder extracts the structure of strategies like this one from video sources so you can evaluate and test them on TradingView.

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