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Introduction

EZPZ Trader turns alerts from TradingView, TrendSpider or your own code into orders at your broker, on every account you connect.

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What EZPZ Trader does

A trading strategy decides when to buy or sell. EZPZ Trader does the rest: it receives the alert, works out the order for each of your accounts, and places it with your broker within a second.

You don't need to write code or keep a computer running. Alerts arrive in the cloud, and every order, fill and skipped trade is logged so you can check what happened and why.

How the pieces fit together

Piece What it is
Broker connection One of your broker accounts (live or paper), linked to EZPZ Trader.
Strategy Owns the webhook URL your alerts are sent to, and its asset class: stocks, stock options, index options, futures or crypto.
Subscription Connects one strategy to one broker account and holds that account's settings: position size, order type, sides, trading windows, take profit and stop loss.
Signal One alert received on the webhook. Each signal runs on every enabled subscription of its strategy.

One strategy can feed many accounts, each with its own size and rules, from a single alert. For example, you could trade 100 shares on a live account and 10 on a paper account at the same moment.

Your first alert

The smallest alert has two fields:

{
    "ticker": "{{ticker}}",
    "action": "buy"
}

Everything else is optional. The Signal Message Reference lists every field you can send.

Where to go next

Not financial advice

EZPZ Trader executes the signals you send. It doesn't decide what to trade, and it isn't a fully self-healing system: alerts can be late, brokers can reject orders, and markets move. Watch your accounts, and test every strategy on paper first.