StockHero Guide
  • Setting Up Your Stock Trading Bot
  • Quick Start Bots
  • Video Gallery
  • Major Updates
    • StockHero Version 3
    • StockHero V2, The Best Is Not Enough
      • StockHero V2.5
    • StockHero Release Notes
  • Getting started
    • Paper Trading
    • Backtesting
    • Dashboard
    • Portfolio
    • Bots and Deals
    • Bots Processing Priority
    • Strategy Marketplace
    • Deploying A Marketplace Bot
    • SMS Notifications
  • Bot Settings
    • Strategies
    • Trading Parameters
    • Entry / Exit Conditions
    • Advanced Bots
    • DCA Bots
    • Exit Bot
    • Price Bot
    • Grid Bot
    • Sell Bot
    • Momentum Bot
    • Trailing Stoploss
    • Trailing Take Profit
    • Bot's Performance Stats
    • Strategy Designer
  • Technical Indicators
    • Bollinger Band
    • EMA
    • RSI
    • Stoch RSI
    • MACD
    • Volume
    • TradingView
    • Mandatory Indicators
  • Connecting Your Brokerage
    • Supported Brokerages
    • Trading Account Connection
    • TradeStation
    • Webull
  • FAQ
    • Terminology
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Housekeeping
    • Release Notes
    • Terms of Use
    • Official Communities
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  • I. Go to the Bots page
  • II. Access your Rented Strategies
  • III. Click on the settings button
  • IV. Set the Stock to Trade and Capital
  1. Getting started

Deploying A Marketplace Bot

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Last updated 5 months ago

I. Go to the Bots page

Click on the Bots menu option on the left menu.

II. Access your Rented Strategies

Mouse over the Create New Bot button and select "Create from my rented strategies"

III. Click on the settings button

Your rented strategies will be listed on the next page. Click the Settings button (the vertical row of dots) and click the "Create from this rental" button to create a new bot from this rented strategy.

A Create New Bot window will appear.

IV. Set the Stock to Trade and Capital

All you need to do is configure what stock to trade and how much capital is allocated for the bot. Give the bot a name by clicking on the pen-looking icon. It is a good practice to name the bot after the stock it is trading on as well as the strategy deployed for the bot.

You can also configure the bot to auto-close all positions at end of trading day and/or trade extended hours (on selected brokerages)

Click the Create button.

That's it! The bot will start to monitor this stock during trading hours and execute trades whenever the entry and exit conditions are met.