Notes on routing,
the market and the craft.
Guides about TradingView webhooks, MT4, MT5, cTrader, Pine Script, broker symbol mapping and practical trading automation.
Copy trading on MT4 and MT5: route one signal to several accounts
Copy one TradingView signal to several MT4/MT5 accounts you control: account routing, per-account symbol mapping and risk, quotas and honest limits.
Webhook received but not executed? A step-by-step diagnosis
Received, Routing, ACK, Delivered — how to read the dashboard statuses and find exactly which step stopped your TradingView order, instead of guessing.
Broker symbol mapping for MT4, MT5 and cTrader
The same instrument is named differently at each broker. Here is how symbol mapping keeps a routed order pointing at the right instrument across MT4, MT5 and cTrader.
TradingView webhook JSON: a stable payload reference
The fields of a clear, auditable TradingView webhook payload — action, symbol, account, platform, risk — with a Pine Script example and common errors.
How to replicate one TradingView signal to MT4, MT5 and cTrader
Route one confirmed TradingView signal to MT4, MT5 and cTrader at once: stable payload, account routing, broker symbol mapping and honest quota and risk limits.
How to connect TradingView to MT4 with a webhook
A practical guide to route TradingView alerts to MT4 through TheConnector, with payload examples, Pine Script notes and risk checks.
How to send a Pine Script alert to MT5
A clear method to turn a Pine Script condition into a controlled MT5 automation signal through a TradingView webhook.
PineConnector alternative free: what should you really compare?
Price matters, but routing, quotas, account limits, webhook history, replication workflows and risk transparency matter just as much.
TradingView to cTrader: workflow, limits and best practices
Understand how a TradingView webhook can reach cTrader through TheConnector, what to test first and which limits to keep visible.
Why trading tools cost too much for small accounts
Small accounts need reliable tools too. Here is how to evaluate cost, quotas, automation and risk without buying more than you need.