LS Trader
One-to-one trading education, coaching and system design for traders seeking a rules-based process
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About LS Trader
LS Trader provides one-to-one trading education, coaching and system development focused on technical analysis, risk management and rules-based methods. Its programme covers market dynamics, trade planning, volatility, momentum and other technical-analysis topics.
Its clients are active and experienced traders. The company offers a core programme, coaching, system development and strategic consultation; sessions are delivered one-to-one by Phil Seaton.
LS Trader Limited was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in St Albans, United Kingdom. Phil Seaton holds the Chartered Market Technician designation and has worked as an investment manager and fund manager.
Product: One-to-one trading education, coaching, strategic consultation and rules-based trading system development.
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