Autoview
Automate Your Trades with Tradingview alerts
Autoview is a Chrome extension that listens to your Tradingview alerts and places orders on the exchange of your choosing. You control what Autoview does by inserting a specialized syntax into your Tradingview alert message box.
Whether you simply want to add a stop loss or trailing stop on an exchange that does not provide it, or automate an existing Tradingview strategy, Autoview can help you do that.
We provide the ability to use your Tradingview alerts to place live trades on your behalf.
Using Tradingview's custom Pine Script language you can create anything from fully automated strategies and indicators to unique trailing stops or take profits. Combined with the Autoview syntax, there is almost no limits to what you can create.
Should you ever have any questions, concerns or issues, there is almost always someone willing and able to help.
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In the forex trading bot example below, we're showing a fully automated strategy setup that runs on 6 different forex markets.
Everything you're seeing is done in Tradingview, it's thanks to Autoview that the orders and data you're seeing was all actually placed live on the market
This is not a public strategy, only an example of a system you can build yourself.
Here are some videos to help get you started. You can find more on our Youtube channel
"Amazing possibilities!!! Thanks SO MUCH for this one-of-a-kind tool! I will be donating."
*** BEWARE *** This is an advanced tool that requires some (very basic) scripting to configure properly. Be sure to read the instructions and understand what you are doing before using. Need help configuring it? contact me via G+
"Enabling freedom."
Enabling freedom.
"Very promising tool."
Test intensive, make sure you understand the commands syntax before you put money on the line.
"Very promising tool."
Test intensive, make sure you understand the commands syntax before you put money on the line.
"This enables total madness."
This enables total madness.
To connect TradingView and Autoview, you will need to place at least one command (examples below) in the Message section of an Alert.
| Name | Key | Default | Values | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Account | a |
* | Anything (excluding special characters) | The alias for the API credentials you want to use for this command. |
| Book | b |
all | buy, long; sell, short | The side of the market you would like to play. |
| Cancel / Close | c |
n/a | order, position | Used to cancel open orders or close open positions. |
| Cancel / Close Maximum | cm |
all | Static: #, % Random: #-#, %-% |
Cancels orders or closes positions (see cmo for ordering). |
| Cancel / Close Maximum Order | cmo |
oldest | newest, oldest; lowest, highest; smallest, biggest; random | How the orders are sorted for canceling. How the positions are sorted for closing. |
| Delay | delay |
n/a | > 0 | Delay allows for a pause (in seconds) between commands within the same alert (e.g. delay=10). |
| Disabled | d |
0 | 0, 1 | Prevents any live action from the command. This is helpful for debugging by outputting the live parameters. |
| Exchange | e |
Chart Symbol | 1Broker, BitMEX, Bittrex, Poloniex | The receiving exchange for your command. |
| Fixed Price | fp |
n/a | Static: # Random: #-# |
The literal price in which to place an order or close a position. |
| Leverage | l |
all | >= 0 | Leverage allows your available balance to be multiplied but increases risk. |
| Price | p |
0 | Static: #, % Random: #-#, %-% |
The amount to undercut or overcut the top order in the book. |
| Quantity | q |
100% | Static: #, % Random: #-#, %-% |
The portion of your balance or position you would like to effect. |
| Shared | shared |
0 | 0, 1 | 1Broker only Whether or not the trade will be visible to others. |
| Symbol | s |
Chart Symbol | BTCUSD3M, LTCUSD, PINKBTC, ... | The receiving exchange's market for your command. |
| Stop Loss | sl |
n/a | Static: #, % Random: #-#, %-% |
1Broker, Bitfinex Provided value is applied to the position's entry price. |
| order Type | t |
limit | limit, market, close, open, fok, ioc, post | Limit: Order will be placed in the books to await being filled. Market: Place order in the book for immediate filling ( p is ignored).Close / Open: Can be used together with c=order for specific order types.FOK: Fill Or Kill orders will either completely fill or be aborted. IOC: Immediate Or Cancel orders can be partially or completely filled, but any remaining portion is cancelled. Post: If any part of the order would have executed, it will be cancelled instead. |
| Take Profit | tp |
n/a | Static: #, % Random: #-#, %-% |
1Broker only Provided value is applied to the position's entry price. |
| Unit | u |
contracts | contracts, currency |
The quantity (q) unit being provided.
|
| Yield | y |
balance | balance, equity | Balance: Your available balance excluding open orders/positions. Equity: Your available balance including profit/loss. |
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| c=order t=open | Cancel any open orders. |
| c=position t=market | Close any open positions with market orders. |
| e=okcoin c=position q=25% t=market | Close 1/4 of any open positions using market orders. |
| e=okcoin b=sell p=0.50 q=0.25 t=limit u=currency | Open a 0.25 BTC order, undercutting the sell book by $0.50 Example: Top sell is $449.15, order will be placed at $449.65 |
| e=okcoin s=btcusd1w b=long l=10 q=1 | Open a long with 1 contract using 10x leverage |
| e=poloniex s=pinkbtc b=sell q=1000 t=limit | Place a sell for 1000 PINK over the lowest selling price. |
| e=okcoin s=btcusd3m l=20 b=buy q=0.025-0.05 u=currency | Market buy a random amount between 0.025 and 0.05 BTC. Example: 0.05 BTC * 20 = 1 BTC |
