Daily Trading Signals · Telegram
Every trade I take is public, losses included: the entry, stop and exit and the reason behind it, posted to Telegram as I take it. The machine does the brute-force scanning, I make my call, and you spend about 15 minutes a day watching how it is done.
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Look at the losses before the wins. The average losing trade was −3.9%. The average winning trade was +12.2%. That gap, repeated across every closed trade on the log, is where the result comes from.
Closed trades only. Open positions are excluded, so a real account can fall further than −5.6% while a trade is still open. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Ink is a trade that won, grey one that lost. Some months the grey is taller. That is what a real record looks like.
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Closed trades by the month they were opened, from the public trade log, read 17 Oct 2026. Open positions are not drawn, so the newest months read low. One April trade closed flat and is not drawn. Across the whole log it averages about 17 a month.
Every signal group is one of two things: a guy guessing, or a bot spitting out everything that twitches. DTS works another way, which I call the Human Edge in miniature: a machine finds the candidates and a human makes the call.
Proprietary scanners read 1,000+ global assets (US equities, ETFs, commodities, blue-chip crypto). No human can watch that much.
Then I throw out about 99% of it. What’s left, about 17 trades a month, are the trades I actually take in my own account, with the entry, stop and exit worked out before I post. Personally, I would rather show you 17 trades with my own money on them than 100 that just look busy.
That second step is the whole product. AI hands you a thousand maybes. Judgment turns it into about 17 trades a month, and that judgment is what a free chatbot cannot show you, no matter how good it gets at reading a chart.
There are two ways I can help you trade. I can teach you the whole system, so you find your own trades for life: that is the Trading Mastery Program. Or you can watch me do the finding. Daily Trading Signals is the second one.
DTS works best when you can actually read a signal: size it to your own account, set the stop, and hold your nerve. That’s exactly what TMP teaches, so the two are not competitors. They are a ladder:
This is your continuity after the 12 free months. You already speak the language. Now keep watching my live read.
You want a second, disciplined view across 1,000 markets without doing the scanning yourself.
You are honest enough to know that signals without a system is how accounts die.
New to trading: start with the system. TMP comes with 12 months of Daily Trading Signals free, with no auto-charge after. Trading Mastery Program →
Spencer Li at the Singapore Exchange. Former SGX-accredited trainer and SGX Academy speaker.
Inside the group, September 2025. A member asks about two trades; I post the exits and why. Names and photos blurred.
All of it lands on your phone. The whole point is that it fits a 15-minute day.
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The same signals, the same weekly outlook, for the full year. Renews automatically each year until you cancel.
There is no free trial, and the reason is simple: the moment you are in, you are seeing the live trades, and I cannot un-send those. So the de-risking works differently here:
Follow my free Telegram channel and see how I read the markets for a few weeks. If that does not earn your trust, don’t subscribe.
Your first S$500 covers three full months: every alert, every weekly outlook. Give it that quarter before you judge it. If it is not for you, cancel before the renewal date and you will not be charged again.
Every trade since April 2024 is on the public trade log, losses included. Read it before you pay anything.
And as always: your account, your control. This is not a “get rich while you sleep” room, it is not an auto-trader, and I never touch your money. It is my own trading and the reasoning behind each trade. You make every decision about yours.
Do I need to watch my phone all day?
No. Alerts come to you. The whole thing is built for about 15 minutes a day.
Do I need a big account?
No. Positions are shown in percentages, and how much you put on anything is your call.
Is this financial advice?
No. DTS is education: my own trades and the reasoning behind them. You make every decision. I am not MAS-licensed to advise, and I never manage anyone’s money.
What if I have never traded?
You can watch along, but you will get far more from it after TMP, which teaches you to read and size a signal yourself. TMP comes with 12 months of DTS free.
How many trades will I see?
About 17 a month on average, going by the public log. Quality over noise: the filtering is the product.
Is there a trial or refund?
No. The moment you join you are seeing the live trades, and those cannot be un-sent. De-risk it the honest way: follow the free channel first, check the public trade log, and start with a single quarter. Cancelling stops the next renewal; a period that has already started is not refunded.
How does billing work?
Quarterly (S$500 every 3 months) or annual (S$1,200 a year). Both renew automatically on your card until you cancel. To cancel, email info@synapsetrading.com or WhatsApp +65-8897-1204 any time before your renewal date. You keep access until the end of the period you have paid for. DTS subscription terms.
This is education, not personalised financial advice. Synapse Trading is not licensed or regulated by MAS. Trading carries risk of loss. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Results are not typical.
You have enough scanners and enough AI already. What you lack is a filter. Here you watch a human do the filtering, with every trade since April 2024 dated and public to show for it. If you would rather learn to do it all yourself, TMP is your path. If you want to watch the shortlist get made, that is this.