At PostingTrader, we make it easier for traders to get started with automated trading by giving them access to a curated bank of TradingView strategies and indicators. These strategies are selected, reviewed, and recommended so users can implement them in TradingView, configure alerts, connect their broker, and begin automating their trading workflow from day one.
Our goal is simple: remove the guesswork and technical complexity so both new traders and experienced traders can start with a solid strategy foundation instead of building everything from scratch.
What Are PostingTrader Strategies?
PostingTrader strategies are curated TradingView Pine Script strategies and indicators that are either owned, selected, or recommended by our team for automated trading use cases. These strategies are designed to help users generate trading signals inside TradingView and then connect those signals to their broker account through PostingTrader’s automation technology.
Instead of spending days or weeks searching for scripts, testing setups, and figuring out how to connect everything manually, users can start with a strategy framework that has already been organized for practical use.
These strategies are intended to help users:
- start trading faster
- use proven TradingView strategy logic
- automate signals without coding
- connect TradingView alerts to a broker account
- simplify the process of launching an automated trading setup
Who Can Access These Strategies?
Access to our curated strategy bank is available to users on the following plans:
- Pro Plan
- Elite Plan
If a user is on one of these plans, they can access the strategy resources we provide and use them as the starting point for their TradingView automation setup.
This gives users a major advantage because they do not need to begin with a blank page. They can start with a ready-to-use TradingView strategy or indicator, load it into TradingView, configure alerts, and connect their broker through PostingTrader.
Why We Offer Curated Strategies
One of the biggest barriers in automated trading is not the broker connection itself. It is choosing a strategy, understanding how the alerts work, and knowing how to connect the strategy to live execution.
That is why we maintain a bank of curated TradingView strategies and indicators for our clients.
These strategies help users:
- get started with an automation-ready setup
- reduce setup time
- avoid technical confusion
- learn how TradingView strategy automation works
- move from signal generation to broker execution more quickly
For newer traders, this provides a practical starting point. For experienced traders, it saves time and gives them a structure they can use, test, and optimize.
How Our Strategy Workflow Works
The PostingTrader strategy workflow is built around a simple automation process:
- Choose a TradingView strategy or indicator
- Add it to your TradingView chart
- Create an alert in TradingView
- Paste your PostingTrader webhook URL into the alert
- Add the message or payload required for your strategy
- Connect your broker in PostingTrader
- Let PostingTrader receive the signal and send the order to your broker
This workflow allows TradingView to act as the signal engine while PostingTrader acts as the automation bridge between TradingView and your broker.
Why This Helps Users Start Faster
Many traders want to automate their trading, but they get stuck on one of these problems:
- they do not know which strategy to use
- they do not know how to install a Pine Script strategy in TradingView
- they do not know how to create alerts
- they do not know where to place the webhook URL
- they do not know how to connect TradingView to a broker
Our curated strategies solve that problem by giving users a starting point that is already aligned with the TradingView automation workflow.
That means users can go from setup to execution much faster and begin using automated trading technology from the start.
Step-by-Step: How to Use a Strategy With PostingTrader
Step 1: Access a Curated Strategy
If you are a Pro or Elite user, start by accessing one of the strategies or indicators available through our strategy bank.
Choose the strategy that best matches your market, style, and risk preference.
Step 2: Open TradingView
Log in to TradingView and open the chart for the market you want to trade.
Search for the strategy or indicator you want to use and add it to your chart.
TradingView supports alerts on indicators, strategies, and other chart conditions, and users create those alerts directly from the chart interface.
Step 3: Confirm the Strategy Is Producing Signals
Before creating alerts, make sure the strategy or indicator is working properly on your chart and timeframe.
Check whether it is showing entries, exits, or alert conditions clearly.
This step is important because alerts depend on the condition selected in TradingView’s alert dialog. For scripts, the available alert triggers appear in the Condition dropdown when the script exposes alert conditions or strategy order-fill events.
Step 4: Create a TradingView Alert
In TradingView, open the chart and click the Alert button, or right-click on the chart and choose the alert option. TradingView’s alert setup allows alerts to be created on data series, indicators, strategies, and drawing objects.
Then:
- Select the correct Condition
- Choose the strategy or indicator you added to the chart
- Select the appropriate trigger option
- Review expiration, frequency, and notification settings
If you are using a strategy script, TradingView can expose strategy-based alert triggers such as order fills and alert function calls, depending on how the script is written.
Step 5: Enable the Webhook URL
Inside the TradingView alert creation window, enable the Webhook URL option.
Then paste the webhook URL provided by PostingTrader into that field.
TradingView officially supports webhook alerts by allowing users to enter a webhook URL in the alert configuration and send an HTTP POST request when the alert fires.
Your setup will look like this:
- Condition: your selected strategy or indicator
- Webhook URL: your PostingTrader webhook link
- Message: the alert message or JSON payload required by the strategy
Step 6: Add the Alert Message
In the message area of the TradingView alert, paste the correct signal message for the strategy you are using.
Depending on the strategy, this may be:
- a plain-text signal
- a structured command
- a JSON payload
- a placeholder-based strategy message
TradingView supports alert messages and strategy placeholders, and the exact message format depends on whether the script uses alertcondition(), alert(), or strategy order-fill alerts.
If your strategy requires JSON, make sure the formatting is correct and that all required fields are included.
Step 7: Save and Activate the Alert
Once the condition, webhook URL, and message are configured, save the alert and make sure it is active.
TradingView notes that alerts must remain active and unexpired to work correctly.
Step 8: Connect Your Broker in PostingTrader
In PostingTrader, connect your broker account and ensure your subscription or strategy connection is properly configured.
Once your broker is connected, PostingTrader can receive the TradingView alert signal and forward the trade instruction to your broker.
Step 9: Test Before Going Live
Before using real capital, test the full workflow:
- strategy signal appears in TradingView
- alert triggers correctly
- webhook reaches PostingTrader
- PostingTrader processes the signal
- broker receives the trade instruction
This helps confirm that your strategy, alert configuration, and broker connection are all working together.
Recommended Best Practices
To get the best results when creating and managing strategies, follow these best practices:
Use a Strategy You Understand
Even if a strategy is curated, you should still understand its logic, timeframe, and intended market conditions.
Start With Testing
Always test a strategy before relying on it for live execution.
Check Alert Conditions Carefully
A common error is selecting the wrong condition in the TradingView alert dialog.
Use the Correct Webhook URL
Always paste the exact PostingTrader webhook URL assigned to your setup.
Confirm the Message Format
The alert message must match the format expected by your strategy and automation workflow.
Monitor Early Performance
When you first launch a strategy, monitor the first alerts and broker executions closely.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Using the Wrong Condition
If the wrong script or trigger is selected in the alert condition, the strategy may not send the intended signals.
Forgetting the Webhook URL
If the webhook URL is not enabled and pasted correctly, TradingView will not send the alert to PostingTrader.
Incorrect Message Format
If the alert message is incomplete or malformed, PostingTrader may not be able to process it correctly.
Going Live Without Testing
Always test the automation flow before using a live broker account.
Using Expired or Disabled Alerts
If the alert is inactive or expired, no webhook will be sent.
Security Notes
When configuring webhook alerts, do not place sensitive information such as passwords, login credentials, or private secrets directly in the webhook URL or message body. TradingView specifically warns against sending sensitive information through webhooks.
It is also useful to know that TradingView provides webhook-related guidance including authentication and resend behavior. For example, TradingView documents webhook authentication and notes that certain server errors can trigger automatic webhook resubmissions.
Why This Page Matters for New and Experienced Traders
For a new trader, our strategy bank provides a fast way to begin with a ready-to-use TradingView strategy and an automation workflow that can be configured without coding.
For an experienced trader, it provides a curated starting point that can save time, reduce friction, and accelerate deployment.
In both cases, the purpose is the same: help users move from idea to execution faster by combining TradingView strategies with PostingTrader’s broker automation technology.
Conclusion
Creating and managing strategies does not have to be complicated.
With PostingTrader, Pro and Elite users can access a curated bank of TradingView strategies and indicators designed to help them get started faster. These strategies can be added to TradingView, connected to alerts, and linked to broker execution through PostingTrader’s webhook-based automation workflow.
Instead of starting from scratch, users can begin with a strategy from day one, configure TradingView alerts, connect their broker, and launch an automated trading setup with much less friction.
If your goal is to automate TradingView signals and connect them to your broker without coding, our curated strategy system gives you a practical way to begin.
FAQ SECTION
Do I need a paid plan to access the strategy bank?
Yes. Access to the curated strategy bank is available to users on the Pro Plan and Elite Plan.
Are these strategies inside TradingView?
The strategies are TradingView Pine Script strategies or indicators that can be used inside TradingView and connected to PostingTrader for automation.
Can beginners use these strategies?
Yes. The strategy bank is designed to help both beginners and experienced traders start with an automation-ready setup.
Do I need coding skills?
No. The goal of PostingTrader is to let users automate TradingView alerts and connect them to brokers without coding.
Where do I paste the webhook URL in TradingView?
The webhook URL is added inside the Create Alert window in TradingView, in the Webhook URL field. TradingView supports this as part of its webhook alert setup.
What should I place in the alert message field?
That depends on the strategy. Some use text-based commands, while others use placeholders or JSON payloads.
Can I use my own TradingView strategy too?
Yes. In addition to curated strategies, users can also configure their own compatible TradingView strategies and connect them to PostingTrader.
