Interactive Brokers TWS Gateway automation comes down to one thing: a logged-in TWS or IB Gateway session that stays alive on a machine you control. PickMyTrade, a TradingView-to-broker trade automation platform, sends the orders, but it can only send them into a session that’s open. Most of the setup below exists to keep that session […]
A Rithmic access denied error on an automation platform almost never means your password is wrong. It means your Rithmic user ID can log in but isn’t cleared to send orders through the API. R|Trader Pro checks the first permission. An automation bridge needs the second, and only the firm that issued your credentials can
“Symbol Mapping Not Found” means PickMyTrade looked up the symbol your alert sent and found no Settings row with that exact string. The order was never built, so your broker never saw it. Send the continuous symbol (MNQ1!), pick it from the alert generator’s list, and confirm the row exists. That fixes the first half
What happens when you turn parts of the Okala 80/20 strategy into explicit trading rules and run them through TradingView? We built an independent Pine Script adaptation and inspected its simulated NQ trades. This case study shows what we tested, how it performed and what the numbers can actually tell us. What this test covers:
The brokers that connect to TradingView for automated trading through PickMyTrade, a TradingView-to-broker trade automation platform, are Tradovate, Rithmic, Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, ProjectX, Ironbeam, Match-Trader, TradeLocker, cTrader and Tradier. That makes ten. MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, dxTrade and NinjaTrader don’t connect, and no setting changes that. TradingView connects to none of them for automation: it
Most traders set an RTH window once and never look at it again. That works until the first Friday after Thanksgiving. The E-mini complex shuts 225 minutes early, and the window keeps waving orders through into a market that has already gone home. The window wasn’t wrong. It was just the only clock in the
Your strategy sends its exit, the position closes at market, and the account reads flat. Twenty minutes later the stop from that trade is still resting below the market, and the target is still waiting above it. Nothing broke. The OCO brackets TopstepX attaches to each entry have exactly one trigger, and your exit wasn’t
You did the thing everyone told you to do. The entry condition is wrapped in barstate.isconfirmed, the alert is set to Once Per Bar Close, and the signal arrow no longer jumps around on the right edge of the chart for non-repainting strategy, Then you check the account: two fills, eight seconds apart, on one
OneUp Trader changed its lineup on September 16, 2026. A new Pro Evaluation lets you qualify in as few as 5 trading days instead of 10, at about 1.5 times the monthly price. Express Funding now needs 3 trading days, but only within 24 hours of losing a funded account. Underneath sits a rulebook that’s
On September 17, 2026, we sent the ProjectX API a login with a username that doesn’t exist. It answered HTTP 200 with this body: On the login endpoint, errorCode: 3 means InvalidCredentials. The same 3 from Order/place means InsufficientFunds, and from Auth/validate it means ExpiredToken. So which one just hit your bot? That’s the trap
