TradingView signals
An alert from TradingView arrives at your own address, passes the checks and turns into an order on the venues you chose.
How it works
Every signal has its own address and its own secret. The receiver checks the sender, drops repeats, and only then hands the message to the processor. The processor looks at the current position and picks an action from the decision table: open, average, close, reduce, reverse or refuse.
What comes from the signal
Every parameter has a “from signal” box. Cleared, your setting applies; ticked, the value arrives inside the alert message. That way one signal serves several strategies.
Several recipients
One alert can go to several venues at once: the exchange and the MT5 account. Each carries it out by its own rules, and each answer lands in the journal.
The journal
Every signal gets its story written down: what was decided and why, which orders went out, and exactly what the venue answered — down to the error code.
A signal's path — four steps, each of them written down
An alert never goes straight to the exchange. In between sit the receiver, which checks the sender, and the decision table, which knows what to do with a position that is already open.
- 01
Alert in TradingView
The strategy sends a message to your own address. Pairs and sides come as placeholders: one alert covers every instrument.
- 02
Receiver
Secret, sender address, repeats within a minute. Anything foreign or duplicated is cut off before it reaches money.
- 03
Decision
Enter, average, close or refuse — by your settings and the current position. Stop, targets and trailing are decided here too.
- 04
Order on the venue
The order goes to the exchange or to the MT5 account, and the venue's full answer goes to the journal: accepted, rejected, and why.
{
"name": "Моя стратегия",
"secret": "••••••••",
"symbol": "{{ticker}}",
"side": "{{strategy.order.action}}",
"positionSide": "{{strategy.market_position}}"
}