Lasto'mukasa

Forex Trader.
GOD ALWAYS

[Lasto'mukasa @lastomukasa]

@TommyLeeUganda I know this woman and she's looking for her driving permit and other IDs please help if you were on scene that day

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@ruthdavoice So funny that hospitals ain’t stocked and they are chasing away taxis in park for all this idiocy

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@ESCOBAR_crt That daily FVG should win a lot of respect

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@CliveKyazze When is the partnership with star times supposed to end

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@ManUtd @iam_ambie LASTO’
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[Lasto'mukasa @lastomukasa]

Well said big brother
These people expect information to be moved by ba kigatto every day
But on another hand fufa and competition's committee shoulder the responsibility of educating and sensitizing marketing and communication as other sources of income to the game

[OMUTEGEKE | 🇺🇬🎙️ @CliveKyazze]

The ongoing exchange between Moses Magogo and Asan Kasingye on who is not doing their job to promote Ugandan football comes against a familiar background.

In the past, Ugandan sports journalists have repeatedly been criticised for giving more attention to the English Premier League and European football than to the local game.

That criticism, however, often ignores how aggressively foreign football sells itself.

Every single day, I receive emails from the Premier League, UEFA and FIFA, alongside newsletters and updates from different clubs across Europe and beyond.

They are constantly feeding journalists with fixtures, statistics, interviews, photographs, videos, milestones, historical records and potential storylines.

They deliberately make their competitions difficult to ignore. You cannot say the same about the local game.

How many Ugandan clubs regularly send journalists newsletters?

How often does the league proactively distribute player statistics, injury updates, historical records, quality photographs, interviews or interesting numbers ahead of a weekend of fixtures?

Sometimes journalists have to chase basic information that should already be readily available.

That matters because sports coverage does not begin when the referee blows the whistle. The biggest leagues understand that the conversation must continue every day between matches.

They create stories around players, rivalries, records, anniversaries, transfers and personalities, then put that information directly into the hands of journalists.

Our local football administrators cannot remain quiet for most of the week and then complain that Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool or Real Madrid are dominating the sports pages and airwaves.

Journalists certainly have a responsibility to tell Ugandan stories, and we should always challenge ourselves to do more.

But the media cannot become the marketing and communications department of the league.

If you want journalists to talk about your product, give them something to talk about CONSISTENTLY.

Foreign football is not necessarily receiving more coverage because Ugandan journalists love it more.

It is receiving more coverage because those running it have mastered the art of keeping their product permanently in our faces.

The local game must learn to do the same.

#CKSports

[Lasto'mukasa @lastomukasa]

@cyrilhustle May God make it happen 🙏🙏🙏

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@ictyahoo GBPUSD, EURUSD same insight

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@rinahkampala So you people still listen to Bebe fool?

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@Speculator_fn Should we consider the D FVG a valid space for longs

[Lasto'mukasa @lastomukasa]

@Speculator_fn Good work bro
But my question is which time zones are you using because I’m in Uganda and would like to match with you
Thank you

[The Inner Circle Trader @I_Am_The_ICT]

Homework Assignment:

Add up your monthly expenses, as best you can.

Take that monthly expense figure and divide it by 4.

This is your job now, find price runs on 1 contract that yield that figure.

Your back testing should incorporate this view, as it helps put purpose behind your study.

Until you see how often the market lays it at your feet, you will pursue big numbers for big numbers sake only.

There must be a realistic purpose and logic behind your actions and inaction in trading and the development stage is no exception to this rule.

[Lasto'mukasa @lastomukasa]

@RebellioMarket A profitable strategy

[Market Rebellion @RebellioMarket]

BEST TRADING TIMES YOU SHOULD KNOW

1️⃣ 9:15 am – 9:45 am — Momentum trading
2️⃣ 9:45 am – 11:00 am — Directional trading
3️⃣ 11:00 am – 12:00 pm — Range / sideways trading
4️⃣ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm — Low volume, avoid overtrading
5️⃣ 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm — Steady price action
6️⃣ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm — Trend continuation setups
7️⃣ 3:00 pm – 3:30 pm — Pre-close positioning
8️⃣ 3:30 pm – 4:00 pm — Power hour, strong moves
9️⃣ After hours — News reactions (higher risk)
🔟 Pre-market — Levels building, light volume

Rule:
Trade when the market moves, not when you’re bored.

[Market Rebellion @RebellioMarket]

DAY TRADING PLAN ($1K)

1. Account Rules
•Account size: $1,000
•Risk per trade: 2% ($20)
•Max trades per day: 3
•Max daily loss: 4% ($40) – stop trading

2. Market Preparation (Before Open)
•Market bias: Trend-following only
•Key news & events: Check economic calendar before open
•High-relative-volume stocks: Gappers & strong pre-market movers
•Index trend (SPY / QQQ): Above VWAP & 9/20 EMA

3. Trade Setup Criteria
•Strategy name: VWAP pullback / Break & Retest
•Timeframe: 5M for setup, 1M for entry
•Trend direction: Trade only with the trend
•Volume confirmation: Volume expansion on entry
•Key levels: VWAP, Pre-market high/low, Support & Resistance

4. Entry Plan
•Entry trigger: Bullish candle close above VWAP / level
•Entry price: At confirmation candle close
•Position size: Calculated to risk $20
•Reason for entry: Trend + volume + key level confluence

5. Risk Management
•Stop-loss price: Below VWAP / last higher low
•Risk amount ($): $20 max
•Risk-Reward ratio: 1 : 2 minimum

6. Exit Plan
•Partial take-profit: At 1R (sell 50%)
•Final target: 2R or next resistance
•Trailing stop rule: Trail below higher lows
•Exit invalidation rule: Loss of VWAP with volume

7. Trade Management Rules
•No revenge trades
•No chasing entries
•No moving stop-loss wider
•Walk away after daily loss

8. Post-Trade Review
•Followed plan? Yes / No
•Emotion during trade: Calm / Fear / Greed
•Mistakes noted: Late entry / Early exit / Overtrading
•Lesson learned: Follow the process, not emotions

Daily Trading Law
Small losses are tuition. Big losses are mistakes.
Protect capital. Consistency pays.

[Market Rebellion @RebellioMarket]

7 WAYS TO DEVELOP YOUR TRADING PLAN:

1:TIME FRAME
✓Day trade 15-60
✓Swing trade- 4h-1d

2: Risk management
✓Risk 1-3% of capital per trade

3: CONDITIONS.
✓Ranging/Trending

4: MARKETS
✓options
✓equity
✓futures
✓forex
✓crypto

5: ENTRIES:
✓Pullback
✓breakout
✓cross over.

6:STOPS:
✓Percentage loss/away from the market structure

7: TARGET 🎯
✓Fixed /Trailing stop loss.

[Lasto'mukasa @lastomukasa]

@SheTradesIct 🇺🇬

[Lasto'mukasa @lastomukasa]

I love this💖

[Maven Prop Trading @Maventrading]

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[Lasto'mukasa @lastomukasa]

@RebellioMarket Looking at that message that popped on your iPhone shows you are in Uganda
Can we link up ?

[Lasto'mukasa @lastomukasa]

@Maventrading I need assistance about the creteria and rules
I hope to buy one shortly
Can anyone from the support team help me please