Webhook bridge
$15–30 / month
A third-party service that receives TradingView alerts and places orders on your broker's trading platform. Runs server-side and is paid directly to that provider.
The automation platform
How Elite works, and what it deliberately does not do
Elite is the software layer around the methodology. Its purpose is to demonstrate that what you are taught is defined tightly enough to be encoded, executed and reviewed the same way every week. It is supporting proof for the education — not a product that trades for you and not a substitute for understanding.
Component 01
TradingView indicators
The methodology, drawn.
The indicator suite plots exactly what you are taught to mark by hand: higher-timeframe levels, the prior-week range, the weekly open and the session windows for Asia, London and New York. Nothing on the chart is a black box — every line corresponds to a rule from the curriculum, and members are expected to be able to reproduce them manually.
- Charting platform
- TradingView
- Levels plotted
- Monthly / weekly / daily
- Session overlays
- Asia · London · New York
- Alert output
- JSON payload for webhooks
Component 02
Backtesting
Evidence about behaviour, not a promise about outcomes.
Backtesting runs the encoded rules across historical data so you can see how the methodology behaved through trending, ranging and event-driven conditions. Its value is in showing the shape of the losing periods, the length of drawdowns and the conditions the method dislikes. Historical behaviour is not predictive, and we do not publish backtest results as marketing.
- Data source
- TradingView historical series
- Configurable
- Risk %, session, instrument
- Reports
- Drawdown depth and duration
- Limitation
- Fills are modelled, not real
Component 03
Multi-platform broker automation
Execution of rules you defined, on an account you control.
A TradingView alert fires a webhook, a third-party bridge receives it server-side, and the order is placed on your broker account with the risk parameters you configured. Your computer, laptop or phone does not need to be on for any of it. Platform support is multi-platform and expanding — MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 today, cTrader next. Trade Algorithm never touches your account, never holds funds, and cannot place trades for you. You can disable automation at any time from your own platform.
- Platforms
- MT4, MT5 and more
- Bridge
- Third-party, $15–30/month
- Hosting
- None required — runs server-side
- Control
- You can disable at any time
Risk parameters
Every parameter is yours to set
Trade Algorithm does not set risk on your account, cannot access it and never holds client funds. These are the controls you configure before automation is enabled.
| Parameter | What it controls | |
|---|---|---|
| Risk per trade | Fixed fraction of equity, set by you | Never increased to recover losses |
| Maximum daily loss | Hard stop for the trading day | Automation halts for the session |
| Weekly drawdown limit | Cumulative weekly cap | Forces a review before resuming |
| Position sizing | Derived from stop distance | Not a fixed lot size |
| Session windows | London and New York windows | Outside the window, no orders |
| Instrument list | Your chosen pairs only | Prevents unplanned exposure |
Costs and limitations
What this actually costs, plainly
Third-party costs are not hidden in the small print. None of the following is paid to Trade Algorithm.
TradingView plan
Provider pricing
A plan that supports webhook alerts is required. Paid directly to TradingView.
Limitations we will not soften
Automated execution can fail. Webhooks can be delayed or dropped, services can go down, brokers can reject or requote orders, and spreads can widen sharply around scheduled news. Automation does not reduce market risk, and it does not transfer responsibility for your account to us. You remain in control of, and responsible for, every position opened on your account.
Questions
Elite FAQ
What does Elite cost to run beyond membership?
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The webhook bridge that passes TradingView alerts into your broker's trading platform is a third-party service costing roughly $15–30 per month depending on the provider and plan you choose. That fee is paid directly to the provider, not to Trade Algorithm, and we receive nothing from it. You also need a TradingView plan that supports webhook alerts.
Does automation mean I can leave it running unattended?
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No, and we will not describe it that way. Alerts can misfire, internet connections drop, brokers reject orders and spreads widen around news. Members are taught to supervise automated execution, check the platform daily and know how to disable it immediately.
Will Elite make me profitable?
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We make no claims about outcomes of any kind. Elite executes rules; it cannot create an edge, remove risk, or make a poorly understood methodology work. Members who understand the methodology get more out of it than members who do not.
Which brokers and platforms are supported?
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Any broker running a supported trading platform. Execution is server-side, so nothing needs to be installed or kept running on a device of yours. Support is multi-platform and expanding — MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 are supported today and cTrader is next. You choose the broker or proprietary trading firm yourself; we do not receive introduction payments for that choice and we do not hold your funds.
Do I need to run a VPS or leave my computer on?
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No. Execution runs entirely server-side — your computer, laptop or phone does not need to be on or connected for trades to execute. The bridge processes TradingView alerts and places orders without any local device involved.
Can I change the risk parameters?
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Yes, and you are expected to. Risk per trade, maximum daily loss, session windows and instrument selection are all set by you. Trade Algorithm does not set or control the parameters on your account.
What are the known limitations?
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Webhook delivery is not instantaneous, so slippage is possible; the bridge only knows what the alert tells it, so it will not exercise judgement in unusual conditions; and backtests use historical data that never includes your exact fills. Treat all three as real constraints rather than edge cases.
Next step
See the platform on a call
We will walk through the indicators, the backtesting workflow and the automation setup — including the parts that are fiddly.