The decision that makes or breaks Tradeify webhooks happens at checkout, weeks before you ever write an alert. Tradeify sells three broker connections at exactly the same price. You pick one, and you can’t change it later without buying a new account. Most guides skip straight to the JSON. They assume you’re on Tradovate, because
Funded Futures Family (FFF) is showing up in search a lot lately, and for good reason. It’s a Dallas-based futures prop firm, founded in 2024, built around a flat 90/10 split and a 100% payout on your first $10K. But if you run a copier across two or three funded accounts, FFF’s rulebook has a
If you’re running an EA, a webhook bot, or a copier on a FunderPro account, one bad assumption can cost you the whole account. FunderPro is genuinely one of the more automation-friendly prop firms out there, but “friendly” doesn’t mean “no rules.” It means the rules are specific, and a couple of them are strict
If you’re evaluating OneUp Trader or already trading a funded account, the question that matters most for automation traders is simple: can you run a TradingView strategy through it without breaking the rules? Short answer: OneUp Trader’s published rules don’t ban algorithmic or bot-driven trading. A few specific restrictions, especially the 10-second trade duration rule,
Blue Guardian Futures runs an end-of-day trailing drawdown, a flat 90% profit split on funded accounts, and a copy-trading policy that allows only same-owner accounts. If you’re trying to figure out whether you can automate a Blue Guardian account with a TradingView strategy, the short answer is: partially, and only if you stay hands-on. Here’s
If you searched “how to copy trade on Tradovate,” you’re probably not asking about TradingView. You just want to know if Tradovate itself can mirror trades from one account into others, and if not, what actually works. Fair question, and it deserves a straight answer instead of an article that assumes you already picked a
By PickMyTrade Andrea Cimitan calls the opening range breakout his “go-to” starting strategy, in his own words, on record, in a two-hour podcast interview. He also says that trading it without his order-flow overlay leaves money on the table. This guide covers both: his published rules for the base ORB setup, the Pine Script implementation
Inna Rosputnia currently leads the futures division of the 2026 World Cup Championship of Futures Trading with a return of 515.9%. She also publishes a trend system built on an 18-day moving average. We coded that published system exactly as she describes it, then ran it through TradingView’s Strategy Tester on gold, silver and Nasdaq
Your alert log shows a green checkmark. Your chart shows the entry. Your account shows nothing. That gap is the most common support ticket in retail trading automation, and almost nobody diagnoses it correctly the first time. Traders assume the alert broke. But in our queue, the alert is the culprit less than a third
PickMyTrade × 0110 StratCoreAlpha Quick answer: StratCoreAlpha is an independent Pine Script and MQL4/MQL5 development studio run by Arnold Holm (Germany). PickMyTrade and StratCoreAlpha are running a small, unpaid, 30-day pilot. Do your TradingView alerts or trading rules need custom Pine Script, MQL, or TradingView-to-MetaTrader engineering? StratCoreAlpha can build that piece before it connects into
