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A Robinhood bot you can build in minutes. Describe the setup in plain English, let the AI agent turn it into executable entries, exits and risk limits, then run it on your Robinhood account around the clock with alerts and a full log. No code required.
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Instead of watching charts all day, describe the bot you want. Type buy 2 percent of my balance when RSI drops below 30 on 1H candles, place a 3 percent stop and a 6 percent take profit, and the AI agent builds the rule set, shows it back to you and connects it to your Robinhood account. You keep control of the account; the bot does the clicking.
Pick a template or start from a prompt, choose the Robinhood tickers, confirm thresholds and sizing. The agent drafts the full rule set with risk limits attached. Review it, run it in demo mode if you want, then switch it live. Clone the bot, change the timeframe from daily to 4H or swap the tickers, and you have a second bot without touching code.
Each Robinhood bot is built from clear if-then logic the AI writes and you can read. Ask for a breakout bot that buys when price closes above the 20-day high on 1.5x average volume and trails a 2.5 percent stop. Or a mean-reversion bot that scales in three tranches at -2, -4 and -6 percent from a moving average. Every rule is editable and testable before it ever touches your Robinhood account.
Bot builder essentials
Every Robinhood bot ships with guardrails: a per-trade exposure cap, a maximum number of open positions and a daily loss limit. Stop new entries if drawdown hits 2 percent in a day or if one symbol passes 12 percent of the portfolio. Add time stops that exit after 10 sessions if a thesis has not played out. The AI suggests sensible defaults and you adjust.
A library of Robinhood bot templates
Browse ready bots for dip buying, trend following, grid trading, DCA and rebalancing, or let the AI draft one from a single sentence. Each template is tuned for US stocks and ETFs and works with fractional shares. Launch with notifications on and a full execution history so you can review every trigger before scaling up.
Buy the Dips
A Robinhood bot that buys after a 5 percent pullback from the 20-day high, confirmed by RSI below 35. Exits on a rebound to the moving average or a fixed take profit. Built from one sentence.
Grid Trading
Places staggered buys and sells inside a range on a liquid Robinhood stock or ETF, with steps of about 1 percent. Stops the grid if price breaks the range. A good first bot for sideways markets.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Enters when a fast MA crosses above a slow MA and volume beats its 20-day average. Exits on the cross back or a trailing stop. The classic trend-following bot for daily candles.
RSI Oversold Rebound
Buys when RSI drops below 30 on 1H or 4H candles, sells when it recovers above 55, with a 2.5 percent protective stop. Simple, readable, easy to tweak.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
An exit bot for positions you already hold on Robinhood. Sets a fixed stop, then trails profit by 1.5 percent once the trade is up 4 percent. Locks in gains without guessing tops.
Buy the Dips
A Robinhood bot that buys after a 5 percent pullback from the 20-day high, confirmed by RSI below 35. Exits on a rebound to the moving average or a fixed take profit. Built from one sentence.
Grid Trading
Places staggered buys and sells inside a range on a liquid Robinhood stock or ETF, with steps of about 1 percent. Stops the grid if price breaks the range. A good first bot for sideways markets.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Enters when a fast MA crosses above a slow MA and volume beats its 20-day average. Exits on the cross back or a trailing stop. The classic trend-following bot for daily candles.
RSI Oversold Rebound
Buys when RSI drops below 30 on 1H or 4H candles, sells when it recovers above 55, with a 2.5 percent protective stop. Simple, readable, easy to tweak.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
An exit bot for positions you already hold on Robinhood. Sets a fixed stop, then trails profit by 1.5 percent once the trade is up 4 percent. Locks in gains without guessing tops.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances a Robinhood ETF basket to target weights on a schedule, selling overweight and buying underweight holdings with fractional shares. Tolerance bands of +/-2 percent reduce churn.
Volatility Breakout
Enters when price breaks an ATR-based channel. Sizes the stop at 1.2x ATR and the target at 2x ATR. Skips trades when volatility is below a minimum you set.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price closes below the lower band and RSI confirms weakness. Exits at the middle or upper band depending on your risk. Adds a time stop so money is not stuck.
Support and Resistance Bounce
Buys near a support zone after a rejection candle. Sells into resistance or on a break of support by a set percent. Works best with clear ranges and strict stops.
Opening Range Breakout
Defines the first 15 to 30 minutes as the opening range. Buys a confirmed break above the range high and exits on a trailing stop or a fixed multiple of risk.
Building a Robinhood bot is a short workflow: describe the idea or pick a template, select tickers, confirm thresholds, add risk limits, launch. A practical example is a weekly DCA bot: invest 125 dollars every Monday, pause if price is more than 8 percent above the 200-day average, resume when it normalises. Another is a trend bot: buy on MA20 above MA50, sell on the first close below MA50, trail by 2 percent.
Once live, you can pause a bot, change a threshold or adjust notifications without disturbing your other bots. Keep separate bots for long-term holdings and tactical trades. If the market regime changes, clone the bot and test a tighter stop or a slower timeframe side by side.
Your bots trade the account you already have: commission-free stocks and ETFs on Robinhood, with fractional shares so sizing is exact. Capital stays in Robinhood and access can be revoked at any time. If you also use another broker, the same bot can be cloned there. See /automated-trading for how the rule engine works.
You stay in control of your Robinhood account and can revoke access at any time. Every rule the AI agent drafts is shown to you before it runs, and the bot is built on readable rule-based execution with detailed logs and alerts so you can audit behaviour quickly. Use allocation caps, ticker blacklists and cooldown timers to stop overtrading. Test with small size before expanding.
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Busy traders automate the parts they forget: scheduled buys, protective exits and rebalancing. A simple Robinhood bot rebalances monthly, but only if drift exceeds 2 percent. Another pauses new entries for a ticker during earnings week and resumes once volatility settles. Small bots, big reduction in decision fatigue.
Treat each bot like a versioned playbook. Keep one conservative bot for core Robinhood holdings and a sandbox bot for experiments. When an experiment works, clone it, tighten the risk limits and increase size. Your library grows with your experience.
A good Robinhood bot respects liquidity and slippage. Use limit orders where appropriate, add price buffers like 0.2 percent and avoid the first illiquid minutes. Add cooldowns so a bot cannot re-enter for 60 minutes after an exit. These details often improve real results more than another indicator.
Every trigger is explainable. Coinrule records conditions, timestamps and actions so you can audit the bot after the fact. If a stop fires too often, you can see whether volatility expanded or the timeframe was too short. Iteration becomes practical instead of guesswork.
Many profitable bots are boring: DCA, trend filters and strict stops. Start with one or two rules on Robinhood, then add complexity only if it improves results. A clean bot is easier to monitor and easier to trust.
Describe a strategy in plain English or start with a template, connect your Robinhood account and run one bot with tight limits. Review the log after the first week, then iterate with one change at a time. Explore /templates to see how other traders structure their bots. Build a process you can repeat.
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