Scanning

If you use multiple technical indicators, we suggest grouping them together in a scanner automation when filtering trade opportunities.

Use a decision recipe to automatically check a position's probability of profit when filtering for potential trading opportunities.

Use an event automation to automatically run another automation when you close a position inside a bot.

Set up an event automation to automatically trigger any time a new position opens inside your bot.

Earnings announcements can create a lot of volatility and uncertainty in individual stocks. Avoid the event with this simple decision recipe.

If you have a portfolio of bots running multiple automations using the same inputs, consider using bot inputs to save you time and increase flexibility.

Never miss another opportunity. With event automations, you can schedule events to run inside a bot based on multiple triggers, such as a specific date in the future, or on a recurring schedule.

You no longer need to search through an options chain and find an expiration date every time you open a new position. Learn how to create custom inputs for options expiration and use them throughout your bot portfolio.

This useful decision recipe enables you to evaluate if a security is above or below a moving average to determine its trend before moving through the automation.

Do you want to avoid trading too many positions in the same security? Learn how to use a simple decision recipe to limit the number of positions in a ticker symbol.

Liquidity is a crucial factor when entering and exiting option positions quickly and effectively. Avoid trading illiquid options with this decision recipe that filters for minimum volume.

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Stop manually entering order details and start using bot buttons to create custom orders you can use over and over again.

If you're worried about overtrading in a small account, use this decision recipe to check a position's duration and avoid the pattern day trader (PDT) rule.

Use this decision recipe inside a scanner automation to filter spread positions for a minimum probability of success before entering a trade.

Criteria groups and sub-groups enable you to create layered and/or decision recipes to check multiple data points before preceding through an automation.

If you look for a specific risk/reward ratio, use this rate of return opportunity recipe to automatically filter trades before sending an order to you broker.

Use this simple decision recipe to estimate the probability of taking the maximum loss on an options trade.

To target high liquidity and avoid costly slippage, everyone should use this recipe in their bots to automatically filter for tight bid-ask spreads before entering a new position.