TradeSgnl EA Signal Guide

Learn how to format and send signals to the TradeSgnl Expert Advisor.

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All Signal Types: Market orders, pending orders, close positions, and cancel orders
Advanced Features: Multi-TP levels, trailing stops, breakeven, pyramid trading, and more
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Open Syntax Generator

The Syntax Generator provides a visual interface for creating trading signals without writing any code

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Recommended Workflow: Use the Syntax Generator to create your first signals and get familiar with the syntax. Once you understand the patterns, you can either continue using the generator or write signals manually for faster workflow.

Signal Format & EA Settings

The TradeSgnl EA has settings that determine which parameters it uses for trades:

Parameter Source Setting: The EA has a "Parameter Source" setting that determines whether it uses values from (Signal Parameters) or from the (EA Inputs). This affects volume, stop-loss, and take-profit values.

Open EA Settings

TradeSgnl uses a comma-separated format with required and optional parameters:

LicenseID,SYMBOL,ACTION,risk=VOLUME,[OPTIONAL_PARAMS]

Signal Structure

Each signal consists of 4 required components followed by optional parameters:

LicenseID - Your unique license identifier (e.g., LicenseID)
Symbol - The trading instrument (e.g., EURUSD, BTCUSD)
Action - The trading action (buy, sell, buystop, etc.)
Volume - Trading size with risk= prefix (e.g., risk=0.01)
Optional Parameters - Additional settings (sl=, tp=, comment=, etc.)

Format Rules

Parameters are separated by commas with NO spaces
All parameters are case-insensitive (buy = BUY)
Optional parameters can be in any order
Values are assigned with equals sign (sl=30)
Risk can be in lots (risk=0.01) or percentage (risk=1) depending on EA settings
Partial close values can be in lots (pct=2) or percentage (pct=0.5) depending on EA settings

Optional Parameters

Enhance your signals with these optional parameters:

Parameter	Description	Example
sl=	Stop Loss in pips (or currency if enabled) from entry price	sl=50
tp=	Take Profit in pips (or currency if enabled) from entry price	tp=100
tp1=, tp2=, tp3=, ...	Unlimited take profit levels (tp1, tp2, tp3, tp4, tp5, ...)	tp1=50,tp2=100,tp3=150,tp4=200
pct1=, pct2=, pct3=, ...	Partial close percentage for each TP level (0.0-1.0)	pct1=0.5,pct2=0.3,pct3=0.2
pending=	Pending order level (interpretation depends on EA setting)	pending=20
pct=	Partial close amount (percentage or lots based on EA setting)	pct=0.5
trtrig=	Pips needed to activate trailing stop	trtrig=20
trdist=	Trailing stop distance in pips	trdist=10
trstep=	Pips needed to move trailing stop	trstep=5
betrig=	Pips needed to activate breakeven	betrig=15
bedist=	Breakeven distance in pips	bedist=2
comment=	Comment for the trade	comment=Strategy1
py	Enable pyramid trading mode	py
re	Enable recovery mode	re
exop	Exit opposite positions only (no new trade if opposite positions exist)	exop
exent	Exit opposite positions and enter new trade	exent

Explicit Parameter Types

Explicit parameter types give you complete control directly in your signal, without relying on EA input settings. Specify exactly how volume, SL/TP, and other values should be interpreted - in pips, currency, percentages, lots, or dollar amounts.

Why Use Explicit Types?

Signal-Level Control: Override EA settings per-signal - no need to change EA inputs for different strategies
Multi-Strategy Support: Run multiple strategies with different risk profiles on the same EA instance
Consistent Behavior: Ensure signals behave identically regardless of how the EA is configured
Cross-Instrument Clarity: Eliminate pip vs point confusion when trading forex, indices, and commodities together

Explicit Volume Parameters

New volume parameters with explicit type specification - use these instead of the generic risk= parameter for precise control:

Parameter	Description	Example
vol_lots=	Direct lot size	vol_lots=0.5 → 0.5 lots
vol_pctbal=	Lot size as % of balance	vol_pctbal=1 → 1% of balance in lots
vol_pcteq=	Lot size as % of equity	vol_pcteq=1 → 1% of equity in lots
vol_dollar=	Dollar risk amount (requires SL)	vol_dollar=100 → risk $100
vol_pctbal_loss=	% of balance to lose at SL (requires SL)	vol_pctbal_loss=1 → lose 1% at SL
vol_pcteq_loss=	% of equity to lose at SL (requires SL)	vol_pcteq_loss=1 → lose 1% at SL

Examples

LicenseID,EURUSD,buy,vol_lots=0.5,sl=30,tp=60

Opens a buy order with exactly 0.5 lots.

LicenseID,XAUUSD,sell,vol_dollar=100,sl_points=15,tp_points=45

Opens a sell order risking exactly $100. Requires SL for position sizing calculation.

LicenseID,EURUSD,buy,vol_pctbal_loss=1,sl_pips=50,tp_pips=100

Opens a buy order sized so that a 50 pip SL loss equals 1% of account balance.

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Error Handling: If you use a volume type that requires SL (vol_dollar, vol_pctbal_loss, vol_pcteq_loss) without providing an SL parameter, you'll receive error code 6013.

Explicit SL/TP Parameters

Specify exactly how your Stop Loss and Take Profit values should be interpreted:

Stop Loss Types

Parameter	Description	Example
sl_pips=	SL distance in pips	sl_pips=25 → 25 pips from entry
sl_points=	SL as direct price distance (currency)	sl_points=10 → 10.00 price distance (e.g., Gold: 2000→1990)
sl_percent=	SL as % of current price	sl_percent=1 → 1% from entry price

Take Profit Types (Single Level)

Parameter	Description	Example
tp_pips=	TP distance in pips	tp_pips=50 → 50 pips from entry
tp_points=	TP as direct price distance (currency)	tp_points=15 → 15.00 price distance
tp_percent=	TP as % of current price	tp_percent=2 → 2% from entry price

Multi-Level Take Profit with Per-TP Types

Each TP level can have its own type, or inherit from the first TP level (tp1):

tp1_pips=50,tp2_percent=1,tp3_points=10

TP1: 50 pips, TP2: 1% of price, TP3: 10 currency - each with explicit type.

tp1_pips=50,tp2=100,tp3=150

TP1: 50 pips (explicit) → TP2 and TP3 inherit "pips" type automatically.

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Type Inheritance: When a TP level doesn't specify a type (e.g., tp2=100), it automatically inherits the type from tp1. This makes mixed signals cleaner and faster to write.

Explicit Trailing & Breakeven

Trailing stop and breakeven parameters support explicit type suffixes (_pips or _points) for consistent behavior across all instruments.

Trailing Stop Parameters

Parameter	Description	Example
trtrig_pips= / trtrig_points=	Profit distance to activate trailing stop (use points for currency)	trtrig_pips=30 or trtrig_points=30
trdist_pips= / trdist_points=	Distance to maintain between price and SL (use points for currency)	trdist_pips=15 or trdist_points=15
trstep_pips= / trstep_points=	Minimum movement before adjusting SL (use points for currency)	trstep_pips=5 or trstep_points=5

trtrig_points=30,trdist=20,trstep=5

Trigger uses points for currency → trdist and trstep inherit the points type automatically.

Breakeven Parameters

Parameter	Description	Example
betrig_pips= / betrig_points=	Profit distance to activate breakeven (use points for currency)	betrig_pips=20 or betrig_points=20
bedist_pips= / bedist_points=	Distance to lock in above entry price (use points for currency)	bedist_pips=2 or bedist_points=2

betrig_pips=20,bedist=2

Trigger uses explicit pips type → bedist inherits "pips" type automatically.

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Type Inheritance: Just like multi-level TPs, trailing and breakeven parameters inherit their type from the trigger parameter. Set trtrig_pips or trtrig_points and trdist/trstep will use the same type. Set betrig_pips or betrig_points and bedist will inherit that type.

Examples

LicenseID,EURUSD,buy,vol_lots=0.5,sl_pips=30,tp_pips=90,trtrig_pips=30,trdist=15,trstep=5

Forex trade with pips-based trailing: activates at 30 pips profit, trails at 15 pips distance.

LicenseID,US30,buy,vol_lots=0.5,sl_points=50,betrig_points=15,bedist=2

Index trade using points (currency) for breakeven: distance inherits the points type.

Direct Price Distance: All _points parameters use the value directly as price distance This provides accurate handling for indices and CFDs regardless of broker decimal precision.

Explicit Partial Close

New explicit partial close parameters remove ambiguity about whether you're closing a percentage or exact lots:

Parameter	Description	Example
pct_lots=	Explicit lot amount to close	pct_lots=0.5 → close exactly 0.5 lots
pct_percent=	Explicit percentage to close (0.0-1.0)	pct_percent=0.5 → close 50% of position

Examples

LicenseID,EURUSD,closebuy,pct_percent=0.5,comment=Strategy1

Closes 50% of buy positions with comment "Strategy1".

LicenseID,XAUUSD,closesell,pct_lots=0.25

Closes exactly 0.25 lots from sell positions.

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Backward Compatibility: The original pct= parameter still works and follows the EA's "Partial Close Type" setting. Use the explicit pct_lots or pct_percentparameters when you need guaranteed behavior regardless of EA settings.

Order Types

TradeSgnl supports various order types for different trading scenarios.

Market Orders

Market order commands allow you to immediately enter or exit positions at current market prices.

buy (or long)

Places a buy order at the current market price.

LicenseID,EURUSD,buy,risk=0.01

sell (or short)

Places a sell order at the current market price.

LicenseID,EURUSD,sell,risk=0.01

closebuy (or closelong)

Closes all buy positions for the specified symbol.

LicenseID,EURUSD,closebuy

closesell (or closeshort)

Closes all sell positions for the specified symbol.

LicenseID,EURUSD,closesell

closeall

Closes all open positions for the specified symbol. Can optionally filter by comment to close only specific strategy positions.

LicenseID,EURUSD,closeall

With Comment Filter:

LicenseID,EURUSD,closeall,comment=Strategy1

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When using closeall, only positions for the specified symbol will be closed. When combined with a comment filter, only positions matching BOTH the symbol AND comment will be closed.

Partial Close

Close a percentage of positions instead of the entire position. Use the pct= parameter with any close action.

LicenseID,EURUSD,closebuy,pct=0.5,comment=Strategy1

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Partial Close Features:

Interpretation Control: The EA's "Partial Close Type" setting (in Volume Settings) determines how the pct= value is interpreted - as percentage of position or as exact lots to close
Percentage Mode: Use values between 0.0 and 1.0 (pct=0.5 closes 50% of position volume)
Lots Mode: Use exact lot values (pct=0.5 closes exactly 0.5 lots regardless of position size)
Volume Rounding: Volumes are rounded up to meet broker minimum requirements
Comment Preservation: Remaining positions retain their original comments for future partial closes
Multiple Partial Closes: You can send multiple partial close signals with the same comment

Replace Orders

Replace orders allow you to close existing positions and immediately open new positions in a single signal. This includes both same-direction updates and trend reversal strategies.

Important: These commands first close all positions of a symbol with the specified direction (optionally filtered by comment), then immediately open a new position with the provided parameters.

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Note: If no existing positions are found to close, the command will still open the new position with the specified parameters. This means you can safely use these commands even when you're not sure if there are existing positions to close.

Reverse Direction Commands

closelongsell

Closes all long (buy) positions for the specified symbol (optionally filtered by comment), then opens a new sell (short) position using the provided parameters.

LicenseID,GBPUSD,closelongsell,risk=0.02,sl=40,tp=80,comment=Strategy2

closeshortbuy

Closes all short (sell) positions for the specified symbol (optionally filtered by comment), then opens a new buy position using the provided parameters.

LicenseID,EURUSD,closeshortbuy,risk=0.01,sl=30,tp=50,comment=Strategy1

Same Direction Commands

closelongbuy

Closes all long (buy) positions for the specified symbol (optionally filtered by comment), then opens a new buy position using the provided parameters.

LicenseID,EURUSD,closelongbuy,risk=0.01,sl=30,tp=50,comment=Strategy1

closeshortsell

Closes all short (sell) positions for the specified symbol (optionally filtered by comment), then opens a new sell (short) position using the provided parameters.

LicenseID,GBPUSD,closeshortsell,risk=0.02,sl=40,tp=80,comment=Strategy2

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Comment Filtering: When using the comment parameter, only positions with the matching comment will be closed. If no comment is provided, all positions of the that symbol with the specified direction will be closed.

Common Trading Scenarios

Trend Reversal Strategy: Use closelongsell or closeshortbuy when your strategy signals a trend reversal.

Position Management: Use closelongbuy or closeshortsell to update existing positions with new parameters without manually closing first.

Risk Management: These commands are particularly useful for automated strategies that need to quickly adapt to changing market conditions.

Pending Orders

Pending order commands allow you to set orders that will be executed when price reaches a specific level.

buystop

Places a buy stop order above the current market price. The pending= parameter is required.

LicenseID,EURUSD,buystop,risk=0.01,pending=20,sl=30,tp=50

buylimit

Places a buy limit order below the current market price. The pending= parameter is required.

LicenseID,EURUSD,buylimit,risk=0.01,pending=20,sl=30,tp=50

sellstop

Places a sell stop order below the current market price. The pending= parameter is required.

LicenseID,EURUSD,sellstop,risk=0.01,pending=20,sl=30,tp=50

selllimit

Places a sell limit order above the current market price. The pending= parameter is required.

LicenseID,EURUSD,selllimit,risk=0.01,pending=20,sl=30,tp=50

pending=

Required parameter for all pending orders. Specifies the price level for the pending order.

pending=20 (20 pips from current price)\npending=1.1050 (specific price level)

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The interpretation of the pending parameter depends on the "Pending Order Entry" setting in the EA:

Pips From Current: The value is treated as the number of pips away from current price
Absolute Price: The value is treated as the exact price level for the order

cancellong

Cancels all pending buy orders (buystop and buylimit) for the specified symbol.

LicenseID,EURUSD,cancellong

cancelshort

Cancels all pending sell orders (sellstop and selllimit) for the specified symbol.

LicenseID,EURUSD,cancelshort

Advanced Features

Advanced parameters that enhance your trading signals with features like trailing stops, breakeven levels, and more.

Feature Control Settings

Advanced features can be controlled by either signals or EA settings:

Feature	EA Setting	Signal Parameter
Trailing Stop	Trailing Mode: Disabled/Enabled/Signal	trtrig, trdist, trstep (requires Signal mode in EA)
Pyramid Trading	Pyramid Mode: Disabled/Enabled/Signal	py (requires Signal mode in EA)
Recovery System	Recovery Mode: Disabled/Enabled/Signal	re (requires Signal mode in EA)

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Important: For any feature to be controlled via signal parameters, the corresponding EA setting MUST be set to "Signal". Otherwise, the signal parameters for these features will be ignored.

Trailing Stop

Add trailing stop functionality to your trades using these parameters together.

LicenseID,EURUSD,buy,risk=0.01,sl=30,tp=50,trtrig=20,trdist=10,trstep=5

trtrig=

Trailing stop will be activated after the trade gains this number of pips. For example, with trtrig=20, the trailing stop will activate after price moves 20 pips in your favor.

trdist=

Distance in pips to maintain between the current price and the trailing stop. For example, with trdist=10, the stop loss will be placed 10 pips away from the current price.

trstep=

Minimum price movement in pips required to adjust the trailing stop. For example, with trstep=5, the stop loss will only move after the price moves at least 5 pips.

Breakeven

Automatically move your stop loss to breakeven level when price reaches a certain point.

LicenseID,EURUSD,buy,risk=0.01,sl=30,tp=50,betrig=15,bedist=2

betrig=

Breakeven will be activated after the trade gains this number of pips. For example, with betrig=15, the breakeven will activate after price moves 15 pips in your favor.

bedist=

Distance in pips from the entry price to place the stop loss after breakeven is triggered. With bedist=2, the stop loss will be placed 2 pips in profit from your entry.

Pyramid Trading

Configure pyramid trading strategies with multiple entries.

LicenseID,BTCUSD,buy,risk=0.01,sl=500,tp=2000,py

Flag to enable pyramid trading mode. Requires the EA to have the Pyramid Mode set to "Signal" in settings. All pyramid configuration settings are controlled from the EA.

Recovery Mode

Enable recovery system for managing losing positions.

LicenseID,EURUSD,buy,risk=0.01,sl=30,tp=50,re

Flag to enable the recovery system. Requires the EA to have the Recovery Mode set to "Signal" in settings. All recovery configuration settings are controlled from the EA.

Exit on Opposite (ExOp)

Smart position management that closes opposite positions or opens new trades based on market conditions.

LicenseID,EURUSD,buy,risk=0.01,sl=30,tp=50,exop

exop

Flag that modifies trade behavior: If opposite positions exist for the symbol/comment, close them and don't execute the new trade. If no opposite positions exist, execute the trade normally.

How it works:

Buy signal with exop: If sell positions exist → close sells, no buy executed. If no sells exist → execute buy normally.

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Use Cases:

Trend Reversal: Close counter-trend positions when trend changes, only open new position if market is clean
Risk Management: Avoid adding to drawdown by only trading when there are no opposing positions
Strategy Filtering: Works with comment filtering to manage specific strategy positions only

Exit and Enter (ExEnt)

Advanced position management that closes opposite positions and immediately opens new trades in the signal direction.

LicenseID,EURUSD,buy,risk=0.01,sl=30,tp=50,exent

exent

Flag that modifies trade behavior: If opposite positions exist for the symbol/comment, close them and then execute the new trade. If no opposite positions exist, execute the trade normally.

How it works:

Buy signal with exent: If sell positions exist → close sells, then execute buy. If no sells exist → execute buy normally.

Key Differences from ExOp:

ExOp: Closes opposite positions, then stops (no new trade opened)
ExEnt: Closes opposite positions, then continues to open the new trade

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Use Cases:

Trend Reversal: Automatically flip from long to short (or vice versa) when market conditions change
Strategy Switching: Close positions from one strategy and immediately enter with a new strategy
Risk Management: Ensure you're always positioned in the current trend direction
Automated Trading: Perfect for algorithmic strategies that need to switch directions quickly

Multi-Level Take Profit

Scale out of positions at multiple price levels with automatic partial close execution. Set unlimited TP levels (tp1, tp2, tp3, tp4, tp5, ...) with optional partial close percentages for each level.

LicenseID,EURUSD,buy,risk=0.01,sl=30,tp1=50,pct1=0.5,tp2=100,pct2=0.3,tp3=150,tp4=200

tp1=, tp2=, tp3=, tp4=, ...

Define unlimited take profit levels in pips (or points if enabled). Each level represents a price target where the EA will take action. You can use as many TP levels as needed.

pct1=, pct2=, pct3=, pct4=, ...

Optional partial close percentage for each TP level (values between 0.0 and 1.0). For example, pct1=0.5 will close 50% of the position when tp1 is reached. If omitted, smart defaults are used automatically.

How it works:

Intermediate Levels: When price reaches tp1, tp2, tp3, etc., the EA executes a partial close using the specified pct value
Final TP Level: The last TP level always uses MT5's native TP (closes all remaining position)
Automatic Updates: After each partial close, the position's TP is automatically updated to the next level
Unlimited Support: You can set as many TP levels as your strategy requires (tp1, tp2, tp3, tp4, ...)

Smart Defaults:

2 TP Levels: If pct values are omitted, first TP closes 50%, second closes remaining 50%
3 TP Levels: If pct values are omitted, first TP closes 33%, second closes 50%, third closes remaining
4+ TP Levels: Smart defaults divide positions equally among intermediate levels, with final level using MT5's native TP

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Example Scenarios:

Conservative Scaling: tp1=30,pct1=0.3,tp2=60,pct2=0.3,tp3=100 (take 30% profit twice, let final 40% ride)
Aggressive Scaling: tp1=20,pct1=0.7,tp2=50,pct2=0.2,tp3=100 (secure 70% early, small runner)
Simple Two-Level: tp1=50,tp2=100 (uses smart defaults: 50% at each level)

Point-Based Values (For Indices & CFDs)

Use point-based values instead of pips for instruments like indices, commodities, and crypto - perfect for US30, NAS100, DAX40, Gold, etc.

EA Setting Required:

In EA General Settings, enable "Use Points Instead of Pips" to activate this feature.

With Feature Enabled:

LicenseID,US30,buy,risk=0.25,sl=100,tp=200,comment=US30_Strategy

This signal will set SL at exactly 100 points (100.0 price distance) and TP at 200 points (200.0 price distance) - no calculations needed!

How it works:

Traditional Mode (disabled): Values interpreted as "pips" with broker-specific multipliers
Point Mode (enabled): Signal value directly represents price distance - works for any broker decimal format
Example: sl=100 with point mode = exactly 100 points stop loss, regardless of broker

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Why Use Point Mode?

Intuitive for Indices: Think in points (100 points on US30) not pips
No Calculations: Enter values exactly as you think about them
Broker Independent: Works with any broker's decimal format (1, 2, or 3 decimals)
Perfect For: US30, NAS100, DAX40, SPX500, Gold, Silver, Oil, Crypto

Note: This feature affects ALL TP/SL values in signals (tp, tp1, tp2, tp3, sl, pending). Once enabled, all values are interpreted as points/price distance instead of pips.

Signal Examples

Here are examples of different signal formats for various trading scenarios:

Market Buy Order

LicenseID,EURUSD,buy,risk=0.01

Simple buy order for EURUSD with 0.01 lots

Market Sell Order

LicenseID,GBPUSD,sell,risk=0.01

Simple sell order for GBPUSD with 0.01 lots

Buy with Stop-Loss and Take-Profit

LicenseID,EURUSD,buy,risk=0.01,sl=30,tp=50

Buy order with 30 pips stop-loss and 50 pips take-profit

Buy Order with Comment

LicenseID,EURUSD,buy,risk=0.01,sl=30,tp=50,comment=Strategy1

Buy order with stop-loss, take-profit, and strategy comment

Parameter Processing Rules

When processing signals, the TradeSgnl EA follows these rules:

Symbol Names

Symbol names in signals must match exactly with the symbol names in your MT5 terminal. For example, if your broker uses "EURUSD.a" in Market Watch, your signal must use the same format.

LicenseID,EURUSD.a,buy,risk=0.01

Tip

Alternatively, you can use our Symbol Mapping feature to map symbol names to the correct broker-specific symbols.

Learn about Symbol Mapping

Risk-Based Sizing

When using percentage-based risk (e.g., risk=1), the lot size is calculated as a percentage of your account balance or equity, depending on the EA's settings. The sl= parameter is not required for this calculation.

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Example: With risk=1 on a $10,000 account, a 1 lot position will be opened (0.1 lot for a $1,000 account, or 10 lots for a $100,000 account).

Valid Action Types

The EA supports the following action types in signals:

Category	Action Types	Description
Market Orders	buy, long, sell, short	Immediate market entry orders
Closing Positions	closebuy, closelong, closesell, closeshort, closeall	Close existing positions by type or all positions (supports partial closes with pct=)
Replace Orders	closelongbuy, closelongsell, closeshortbuy, closeshortsell	Close one side and immediately open the specified direction with given parameters
Pending Orders	buystop, buylimit, sellstop, selllimit	Orders that execute at specified price levels
Cancel Orders	cancellong, cancelshort	Cancel pending orders by type

Signal Format Cheat Sheet

Here's a comprehensive quick reference guide for all signal formats. Use this as your go-to cheat sheet for creating trading signals:

Action	Format
Market Buy	LicenseID,SYMBOL,buy,risk=VOLUME
Market Sell	LicenseID,SYMBOL,sell,risk=VOLUME
Buy with SL/TP	LicenseID,SYMBOL,buy,risk=VOLUME,sl=PIPS,tp=PIPS
Sell with SL/TP	LicenseID,SYMBOL,sell,risk=VOLUME,sl=PIPS,tp=PIPS
Buy Stop	LicenseID,SYMBOL,buystop,risk=VOLUME,pending=PIPS
Buy Limit	LicenseID,SYMBOL,buylimit,risk=VOLUME,pending=PIPS
Sell Stop	LicenseID,SYMBOL,sellstop,risk=VOLUME,pending=PIPS
Sell Limit	LicenseID,SYMBOL,selllimit,risk=VOLUME,pending=PIPS
Close Buy Positions	LicenseID,SYMBOL,closebuy
Close Sell Positions	LicenseID,SYMBOL,closesell
Close All Positions	LicenseID,SYMBOL,closeall
Close All with Comment	LicenseID,SYMBOL,closeall,comment=STRATEGY
Partial Close 50%	LicenseID,SYMBOL,closebuy,pct=0.5,comment=STRATEGY
Partial Close All 25%	LicenseID,SYMBOL,closeall,pct=0.25
Close Long Then Buy	LicenseID,SYMBOL,closelongbuy,risk=VOLUME,sl=PIPS,tp=PIPS,comment=STRATEGY
Close Long Then Sell	LicenseID,SYMBOL,closelongsell,risk=VOLUME,sl=PIPS,tp=PIPS,comment=STRATEGY
Close Short Then Buy	LicenseID,SYMBOL,closeshortbuy,risk=VOLUME,sl=PIPS,tp=PIPS,comment=STRATEGY
Close Short Then Sell	LicenseID,SYMBOL,closeshortsell,risk=VOLUME,sl=PIPS,tp=PIPS,comment=STRATEGY
Buy with Trailing Stop	LicenseID,SYMBOL,buy,risk=VOLUME,trtrig=PIPS,trdist=PIPS,trstep=PIPS
Sell with Trailing Stop	LicenseID,SYMBOL,sell,risk=VOLUME,trtrig=PIPS,trdist=PIPS,trstep=PIPS
Buy with Breakeven	LicenseID,SYMBOL,buy,risk=VOLUME,betrig=PIPS,bedist=PIPS
Sell with Breakeven	LicenseID,SYMBOL,sell,risk=VOLUME,betrig=PIPS,bedist=PIPS
Cancel Pending Buy Orders	LicenseID,SYMBOL,cancellong
Cancel Pending Sell Orders	LicenseID,SYMBOL,cancelshort
Pyramid Trading	LicenseID,SYMBOL,buy,risk=VOLUME,py
Recovery Mode	LicenseID,SYMBOL,buy,risk=VOLUME,re
Exit Opposite Positions	LicenseID,SYMBOL,buy,risk=VOLUME,exop
Exit and Enter	LicenseID,SYMBOL,buy,risk=VOLUME,exent
Percentage Risk	LicenseID,SYMBOL,buy,risk=PERCENTAGE
With Comment	LicenseID,SYMBOL,buy,risk=VOLUME,comment=STRATEGY

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Pro Tip: Use these formats as templates for your TradingView alerts or webhook configurations. Replace the placeholder values (LicenseID, SYMBOL, VOLUME, PIPS, etc.) with your actual values.

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