Conceptual illustration; not a product screenshot or performance result. Prop Firm Pine Scripts develops TradingView strategies and indicators for futures prop firm traders. For traders exploring automation, its scripts provide the trading logic; a compatible PickMyTrade setup connects TradingView alerts to a supported broker account. That connection starts with the particular script you choose. Its
Tradovate not connecting to PickMyTrade? First check whether the problem is sign-in, account selection, or an order rejection. Open pickmytrade.trade, confirm the intended Demo or Live environment, and reconnect using the correct Tradovate login. Then check that the account your automation targets is available on that connection. A red connection indicator and a rejected trading
Changed your strategy settings? Recreate the strategy alert to apply those changes to your automation. TradingView keeps a separate copy of the strategy when you create an alert. Editing the chart doesn’t refresh that copy. The chart can use your revised settings while the running alert keeps sending signals from the earlier version. For traders
When troubleshooting trades not copying to follower accounts, start with one specific master order. Confirm the correct source account, the copier’s running state and the follower’s active configuration. Then compare the copy event with the follower’s broker order status. A filled master order does not prove that every follower filled. Do not diagnose a copying
To complete your trade copier setup in PickMyTrade, connect Tradovate, select one admin account, add the follower accounts, activate them and set their quantity multipliers. Start the copier, then verify a small demo entry and exit on every account before using it for live or funded trading. This guide covers the Manual Trade Copier on
Your TradingView strategy shows a winning trade. The alert arrived at a different time, and your broker recorded a different entry price. Before changing the strategy, find out which part of the trade actually changed. The TradingView backtest vs live difference comes from comparing a historical simulation with a real execution process. A backtest models
Your PickMyTrade webhook URL and your token both sit on the Generate Alert screen, top right, behind the Copy Webhook URL and Copy token buttons. Your token is also shown in the profile menu. The webhook URL is a fixed endpoint that carries no secret. The token is the credential, so treat it like a
Clement Ang didn’t just compete in the US Trading Championship — he posted a combined return of over 520% as a finalist. His edge? A systematic momentum approach to NQ futures that most retail traders overlook: waiting for EMA alignment, buying pullbacks, and letting the math do the work. We rebuilt his core concept into
Duplicate TradingView orders show up as two entries in your alert log where one should be. Your broker shows a doubled position. The strategy crossed once, yet TradingView fired two webhooks and your account is now carrying twice the risk you intended. Duplicate TradingView orders almost always trace back to one of five Pine Script
An order placed but no trade at broker means PickMyTrade handed your order to the broker connection and nothing on the broker’s side looks like a position. The Alerts Log hover card for that status says the order was “submitted and is being processed by the broker.” That’s a receipt, not a fill. Would you
