TradingView

Available for Premium and Professional plans

TradingView is the world's largest P2P trade signal marketplace. A user who is very experienced in TradingView (TV) can now leverage TV's signal and activate StockHero's bot to enter a trade.

StockHero has made it very versatile for a user to integrate TradingView. A user can receive TV's signals and activate either Base or Extra orders. TV's signal integration is also available in Advanced, DCA, and Exit bot types, therefore enhancing the capabilities of our bots.

With this feature, a StockHero user will be able to access thousands of TV's technical indicators and signals and integrate them with StockHero.

You can configure TradingView for both entry and exit conditions.

Integrating TradingView

If you activate TradingView for your bot, you cannot accommodate other indicators. TradingView signal integration operates exclusively as its own indicator. Please note that you will need to subscribe to the TradingView Pro plan in order to utilize the WebHook feature.

To integrate TradingView, first create an alert. You need to have an existing account with TradingView in order to do this.

Look for the Alert actions configuration. It will look like this:

Enter the URL below (as shown in the image above) into the Webhook URL field:

https://web.stockhero.ai/tvapi

Please note that you need to activate/check the box "Webhook URL" in your TradingView Notifications tab. See below.

After you have set the Webhook URL in your TradingView account, proceed to select the Option "Only Once" or "Every Time" as shown in the image below.

If you select "Only Once," this will prevent TV from repeatedly sending messages to StockHero each time the condition is met. If you select "Every Time," TV will notify StockHero each time the TV condition is met. Choose "Every Time" if you have multiple extra orders set for the bot.

You may also set an expiration time for the TV alert if you prefer. Please be aware that if there is an expiration date, the bot will no longer be effective after the expiration date.

Adding TradingView to your Bot

You may add up to five TradingView signals for each Entry and Exit conditions (it may vary as we further develop this).

To activate TradingView for your bot, click on the TV switch as shown in the image below.

Then, click the Add Indicator button. A pop-up window showing the TV settings will be shown. Each TV indicator is unique. You will be able to configure if this specific and unique TV indicator should make a Base or Extra order purchase.

Please note that in order to give our users the utmost flexibility, StockHero allows the user to create up to five TV indicators. Not only that, you can also create combinations of the indicators to either activate the Base or Extra orders. As long as any TV signal is received, StockHero will activate the entry condition (or exit condition if the TV indicator is set there).

Let's assume you have created three TV indicators as shown in the image below:

If the topmost indicator (listening for a base order) is received, StockHero will execute your base order. However, if either of the bottom two TV indicator signals is received, StockHero will execute your extra order. However, if any of the two Extra Order indicators are received before the Base order indicator, the Extra order indicator will be ignored.

Let's look at this example where all three TV indicators are listening for the Base order:

The bot will call the entry condition if any of the three TV indicator is received by StockHero.

Adding the StockHero's TV Message to TradingView

Each StockHero TV indicator has its own unique message string. It will look like this

{"checksum":"some random string","type":"entry","order":"base"}

Simply copy and paste the entire message into your TradingView's Message box. The message box is located below the Webhook URL field.

Be sure to include the opening and closing braces - " { " and " } "

IMPORTANT: Backtest does not work for TradingView signals as StockHero signal engine does not receive historical TradingView signals.

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