Turn your TradingView alerts into a strategy that places the trades

One script in, one strategy out

A sample indicator that signals long and short on a moving-average cross, and the Tradetron strategy PineBridge builds from it: what each signal trades, the webhook URL and the alert message.

//@version=5
indicator("EMA cross", overlay=true)
fast = ta.ema(close, 9)
slow = ta.ema(close, 21)
alertcondition(ta.crossover(fast, slow), "Long", "Long")
alertcondition(ta.crossunder(fast, slow), "Short", "Short")

https://api.tradetron.tech/api?

{"auth-token":"••••••••","key":"api_buy","value":1}

Illustration only, not investment advice.

From script to strategy

1. [ 01 ]

   Paste your script

   Paste a TradingView Pine Script, or load the indicator or strategy sample, and click Analyze.

2. [ 02 ]

   Confirm how it signals

   PineBridge tells you whether it found an indicator or a strategy. Choose Always in trade (it flips between long and short) or Entry and exit based (separate long entry, long exit, short entry and short exit).

3. [ 03 ]

   Strategy scripts get tagged

   For a strategy() script, PineBridge adds an L, S, LX or SX comment to each order so every alert says which signal it is. If a script cannot be mapped, it says so and points you to the Strategy Builder.

4. [ 04 ]

   Choose what each signal trades

   Add long and short legs: buy or sell, exchange, options, futures or equity, the underlying, strike (ATM plus or minus an offset, or a formula), expiry, and quantity in lots or units.

5. [ 05 ]

   Set the exit and create

   Pick No time exit, Exit on expiry day or Intraday, then Create strategy. Copy the webhook URL and the alert message into TradingView, and deploy from Tradetron when you are ready.

Common questions