How signals are read
BUY or SELL, the symbol, entry, SL and any number of TPs are read with no setup, in 11 languages. What a readable signal looks like.
Written for TradeMirrorly 1.5.0 · Updated
Most channels need no setup. A signal like this one is read as it is:
XAUUSD BUY 2350 SL 2340 TP1 2360 TP2 2370 TP3 2380
What's read
- BUY or SELL, and market-order words.
- The symbol: 166 are read by themselves, and you can add your own.
- An entry price, also on its own line.
- The stop loss, and any number of TPs, with TP1/TP2 labels or without.
- Several orders in one message.
Languages
English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Hungarian, Swedish, Russian, Arabic, Thai and Chinese are built in. See signal languages.
What isn't read
- Signals posted as images.
- A question, a condition or a negation is never a command.
A channel that writes signals its own way can be taught its words: see channel keywords.
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Replies that manage trades
Close, close half, breakeven, TP hit and a new SL or TP are read from replies to the original signal, in the same 11 languages.
Channel keywords
When a channel writes signals its own way, teach TradeMirrorly its words, with suggestions while you type. Share a setup as a sealed .tmk file.
Symbol names: GOLD, XAUUSD and your broker
GOLD in the channel, XAUUSD at your broker? TradeMirrorly compares the two lists and suggests the names to add, one click each.