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
An alert fires, the order never fills, and the alert log shows a string you’ve never read before. TradingView automation error messages come in dozens of variants, and most traders start changing settings at random instead of reading the words the system actually wrote. That’s backwards. The error wording tells you which system wrote it,
Check your paid-indicator purchase, prepare questions for the author and review your alerts with this source-linked guide to TradingView Marketplace rules.
Why was your account flagged for hedging? Review Lucid’s rules, copied positions, correlated markets, live-account restrictions and the records that help explain a warning.
An automated TradingView trade setup has four parts that all have to line up. You need a TradingView plan that sends webhooks, a Tradovate account linked inside PickMyTrade, the generated alert code in TradingView’s Message box, and the webhook URL in the Notifications tab. Miss one and the alert fires into nothing. Will TradingView tell
The prop firms that allow automated trading with TradingView are a much shorter list than the rankings suggest. We analyzed the rule pages of 21 futures prop firms on September 28, 2026. Four of them let a TradingView strategy place orders unattended through a webhook bridge: Lucid Trading, MyFundedFutures, FundedNext Futures and Tradeify. Everyone else
Updated September 28, 2026 Choosing an AI for trading involves more than asking which model has the cheapest subscription. You need to know whether it understands your rules, writes correct code, finds mistakes and helps you move from an idea to a system you can test. Claude Opus 5.5 has the stronger result on the
The Nitro CRT strategy comes from a 14-minute lesson by Nitro Trades on Candle Range Theory (CRT). The idea fits in one sentence: mark one candle’s high and low, wait for the next candle to poke through one side and close back inside, then trade toward the other side. We coded the Nitro CRT strategy
Multiple take profit levels automation looks like a settings problem. You pick three targets, split the contracts, paste one JSON into TradingView and you’re done. Then your strategy’s own exit fires on a Tuesday afternoon, and the account that should be flat is short five contracts. Nothing malfunctioned: the alert did exactly what its flags
