The membership isn't just an indicator.
It comes with the platform too.
Most people describe FSD-X as a TradingView script. That's the part you see from the outside. Behind the login there's a full trader workspace built into this site — a dashboard, a trade journal, a broker importer that reads your prop-account exports, a backtest workspace, and a multi-account drawdown tracker. It's included with every plan at no extra cost, and it isn't sold separately.
Seven tools, one login, no extra charge
These live at fsdxtrading.com and open in a browser. Nothing to install, and nothing here is a separate subscription. Member pages are behind a login, which is why they don't show up in a search result — this page is the public description of them.
Where the morning starts
One glance surface for your own numbers. Net P&L, win rate and an equity curve you can scope to 7, 30 or 90 days or all time, drawn from the trades in your journal — not from anyone else's results. Alongside it, an economic calendar for the day and a session strip showing London, New York and Tokyo in each city's own local time, so you know what's open before the 8:30 bell.
Every trade on a calendar, filed by grade
Log trades by hand or let the importer fill them in. Each one carries its date, direction, entry, exit, contracts, account and P&L, and — because this is an ORB system — the grade the setup carried. Filtering by grade is the point: it's how you find out whether your B and C mornings are actually paying for themselves in your own account, rather than in a backtest.
Upload your broker CSV. It does the accounting.
Copy-trading five or ten prop accounts means five or ten separate logins and five or ten separate order exports. Drop the files in and the importer does the rest: it rebuilds each position flat-to-flat, applies your real per-contract commission for that account, and works out the net. Upload overlapping files — a week that partly covers last week — and only the new trades are added. Duplicates are matched on fill timestamps down to the second, so two scalps that opened and closed inside the same minute are correctly counted as two trades, not one.
Your own backtests, logged and kept
Deliberately separate from your live journal, so testing never contaminates your real numbers. Start a session, import a backtest CSV from TradingView, and the workspace turns it into stats, an equity curve and a calendar automatically. Sessions are saved, named and comparable — which is what you need if you're going to change a setting and find out whether it actually helped, rather than remembering that it felt better.
Built for people running more than one eval
Register each prop account with its nickname, account number, size, type and commission rate, then attach a tracker to it. The tracker models the firm's rules — trailing or end-of-day drawdown — and shows headroom and progress toward the target for each account separately. If a tracker stops matching anything because an account was renamed, it says so on the card instead of quietly reporting zero.
The alert feed
Graded setups arrive in your member alert feed and in the VIP Discord channels as they form, so a setup doesn't need you staring at the chart at 8:30 to reach you.
The rules, written down
The full written rule set — how entries are taken, where stops and targets go, and exactly what separates an A+ from a C. The reference you go back to when a morning didn't look like the ones in the videos.
One of twelve things the membership covers
The platform on this page is included with the membership — not an upsell, not a separate subscription, and not a different tier. The same membership covers the indicator suite, the hands-off Auto Trader, the live trade room every market morning, the monthly 1-on-1 call, the training library and the VIP Discord channels. One price, all of it.
The platform is a record-keeping and analysis workspace. Any figures it displays are your own imported or manually logged trade data — FSD-X does not verify, audit, or represent them as actual account results, and nothing shown in the platform is a projection or a guarantee of future performance.
The tools and the workspace, in one membership.
Start the 30-day free trial and the whole platform opens with it — dashboard, journal, importer, backtests and trackers.
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Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.