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A Chrome extension to automate buy, sell, or close actions on TradingView based on alerts. Special Offer: Free for a Limited Time Don't want to mess with webhooks and APIs? Run a simple strategy on a single instrument with an integrated broker? Autoclick is for you. Automate your trades directly from TradingView alert pop-ups with Autoclick. Exclusive to TradingView users. How Autoclick Works: Setup: -- Install Autoclick. -- If prompted, enter the license key from your receipt email. -- Toggle 'on' to start automation or 'off' to pause without stopping alerts. In TradingView: -- Select the chart where you plan to execute trades. Alert Configuration: -- Use the provided syntax to format your alert message. -- Make sure 'Show pop-up' in Notifications is enabled. Trading Settings: -- Right-click on the chart to access settings. -- Enable 'buy' and 'sell' options. -- Choose 'instant order placement.' -- Set your desired order size at the top left. Broker Connection: -- Connect your broker via the trading panel. -- Paper trading option also available. Autoclick allows you to automate trades even if your monitor is off. Toggle alerts on and off using your mobile for versatile strategies. For advanced trading scripts, visit profitsub.com and explore Superscript. Autoclick 2.0 Syntax Guide: Commands: -- "Buy" -- "Sell" -- "Close" -- "Close Buy" (Reverses Sell) -- "Close Sell" (Reverses Buy) Modifications: -- Add these elements for control: --- Quantity: q=integer, oq=integer, cq=integer --- Take Profit: tp=price --- Stop Loss: sl=price Get a License: Visit profitsub.gumroad.com/l/autoclick Note: Autoclick is free for a limited time.
Oct 15, 2023
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