GitLab Transcend - Intelligent orchestration
Mini tools
Ghulam Nabi Malik's tools
-
## Auto Trading Robot Development To develop an auto trading robot that can trade on both demo and real accounts, we'll need to consider several factors: ### Requirements * **Trading Platform**: Which trading platform do you want to use (e.g., MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, TradingView, etc.)? * **Programming Language**: Which programming language are you comfortable with (e.g., Python, MQL, JavaScript, etc.)? * **Broker**: Which broker do you plan to use for the real account? ### Robot Functionality The auto trading robot should have the following features: #### 1. **Market Analysis** The robot should be able to analyze market trends and make trading decisions based on predefined rules. #### 2. **Trade Execution** The robot should be able to execute trades on both demo and real accounts. #### 3. **Risk Management** The robot should have risk management features, such as stop-loss and take-profit levels. #### 4. **Performance Monitoring** The robot should be able to monitor its performance and adjust its strategy as needed. ### Possible Solutions Here are a few possible solutions: #### 1. **MetaTrader 4/5 with MQL** You can use MetaTrader 4 or 5 with MQL (MetaQuotes Language) to develop the auto trading robot. #### 2. **TradingView with PineScript** You can use TradingView with PineScript to develop the auto trading robot. #### 3. **Python with Libraries** You can use Python with libraries like `ccxt`, `yfinance`, or `zipline` to develop the auto trading robot. ### Next Steps To proceed, please provide more information about your requirements: * Which trading platform do you prefer? * Which programming language are you comfortable with? * Which broker do you plan to use for the real account? Once we have a better understanding of your requirements, we can discuss the details of the auto trading robot development.Sudarshan PundJun 6, 2026@Robot trading⭐ 1/5 Very disappointing experience. The platform claims to generate professional trading bots and automated trading systems, but the output was nothing more than a collection of basic template code snippets. The generated strategy contained major logical issues, incomplete backtesting, unrealistic performance calculations, and no actual broker integration. The "backtest" did not calculate real trade outcomes, win rate, profit factor, or drawdown properly. Several parts of the code appeared to be generic examples rather than a functioning trading system. Anyone expecting a production-ready EA or professional trading bot will likely need to rewrite most of the code themselves. It may be useful for generating basic coding ideas, but it falls far short of the "professional-grade automated trading bot" that is advertised. I would not recommend it for serious algorithmic trading development.
