TradingView Alerts to MT4 MT5 - Forex, indices, commodities
Jan 25, 2021

The TradingView Alerts to MT4 MT5 - Forex, indices, commodities indicator demonstrates how to automate strategy execution by utilizing the alert() function to bridge Pine Script strategies with external trading platforms.
Usage
This script serves as a practical example for traders looking to automate their TradingView strategies on MetaTrader 4 or 5. It uses a Stochastic-based logic to trigger trades, but the primary utility lies in its automated alert message construction.
To use this tool:
- Apply the script to a chart (backtested on EURUSD 6h).
- The script identifies entry signals based on Stochastic crossovers.
- Upon a signal, it calculates dynamic parameters such as stop-loss prices based on recent pivot points.
- It generates a formatted alert message containing the trade direction, stop loss, trade ID, and take profit levels.
- Users can set up a TradingView alert using the "Alert() function" condition to pass these messages to a bridge like TradingConnector.
The logic includes support for full entries, partial profit-taking (50% exit), and dynamic stop-loss management.
Details
The execution model focuses on bridging the gap between backtesting and live automation. By using the alert() function directly within a strategy, the script eliminates the need to maintain separate "study" versions of a strategy. This ensures that the results seen in the Strategy Tester—which include commission and specific entry/exit logic—are accurately reflected in the automated execution.
Key implementation details:
- Non-Repainting: The logic is designed to execute on bar close to ensure signal stability.
- Dynamic Variables: Unlike static alerts, this script embeds real-time data (like the
stoplossLongprice) into the alert string. - Partial Exits: The script tracks bars since entry to manage partial take-profit levels, sending specific "closepart" commands.
Settings
- Take Profit Level: Sets the target distance in ticks/pips for the final exit.
- Take Partial Profit Level: Sets the target distance for closing 50% of the position.
- K: The period for the %K line of the Stochastic oscillator.
- D: The period for the %D moving average of the Stochastic.
- Smooth: The smoothing factor applied to the Stochastic %K.
FAQ
How do I automate this script?
You can automate it by creating a TradingView alert and selecting the script as the condition. Ensure the "Alert() function calls" option is active in the alert settings.
Can I use this for other markets?
Yes, while backtested on Forex, the alert syntax and logic can be adapted for indices, commodities, stocks, and crypto.
How can I get access to more advanced tools?
You can get access on the LuxAlgo Library for charting platforms like TradingView, MetaTrader (MT4/MT5), and NinjaTrader for free.
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