Build no-code automation for stocks and ETFs with Tradier Bot Trading on Coinrule. Create rules, backtest ideas, and run risk-managed execution across brokers.
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Instead of watching charts all day, you can run Tradier Bot Trading through Coinrule with clear entry, exit and risk rules. Set conditions like buy when price drops 3% from the 5-day high and RSI(14) is below 35, then place a bracket with a 1.5% stop and 3% take profit. The platform executes consistently and logs every decision for review.
Your broker account stays in your name while the system connects via API permissions you choose. Link Tradier alongside Charles Schwab, E*TRADE and TradeStation to manage strategies from one dashboard. You can pause, clone or schedule rules without touching code, and you can restrict symbols, order types and max position size for safer automation.
Templates and a visual builder help you translate a thesis into precise triggers. Combine indicators, price moves and time windows so the bot only acts when your setup is present. For example, you might buy SPY only if it closes above MA50 and volume is 20% above its 20-day average, then exit on the first close back below MA50.
Broker Automation Without Coding
Risk controls are not an afterthought. Add a daily loss cap like 1% of account equity, a max open positions limit like 5 symbols, and a cooldown timer of 30 minutes after a stop-out. These guardrails help prevent overtrading during fast markets and keep execution aligned with your plan.
Clear Logs And Rule Audits
Every action is traceable with timestamps, conditions met and orders sent, so you can debug logic instead of guessing. Use performance views to compare variants, such as a 2% stop versus a 3% stop, and keep only the version that matches your risk tolerance.
Opening Range Breakout
Trades the first 15-30 minutes range. Enters on a break with volume confirmation. Exits with a fixed stop and a trailing take profit to capture trend days.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Buys when a fast MA crosses above a slow MA and volume is above its 20-period average. Sells on crossback or a time stop after N bars. Designed to avoid low-liquidity whipsaws.
RSI Oversold Rebound
Enters when RSI(14) drops below 30 and price holds above a higher-timeframe MA. Takes profit when RSI recovers above 55. Adds a tight stop to limit downside during breakdowns.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price closes below the lower Bollinger Band and volatility is expanding. Exits at the mid-band or on a 1-2% bounce. Uses a time stop to avoid getting stuck in a drift.
Volatility Breakout
Waits for ATR to compress, then enters on a breakout above the recent high. Places a stop at 1x ATR and scales out at 1.5x and 2.5x ATR. Works best in trending regimes.
Opening Range Breakout
Trades the first 15-30 minutes range. Enters on a break with volume confirmation. Exits with a fixed stop and a trailing take profit to capture trend days.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Buys when a fast MA crosses above a slow MA and volume is above its 20-period average. Sells on crossback or a time stop after N bars. Designed to avoid low-liquidity whipsaws.
RSI Oversold Rebound
Enters when RSI(14) drops below 30 and price holds above a higher-timeframe MA. Takes profit when RSI recovers above 55. Adds a tight stop to limit downside during breakdowns.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price closes below the lower Bollinger Band and volatility is expanding. Exits at the mid-band or on a 1-2% bounce. Uses a time stop to avoid getting stuck in a drift.
Volatility Breakout
Waits for ATR to compress, then enters on a breakout above the recent high. Places a stop at 1x ATR and scales out at 1.5x and 2.5x ATR. Works best in trending regimes.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Opens a position on your chosen trigger, then manages it automatically. Uses a fixed stop and a trailing take profit that tightens after gains exceed a set threshold. Helps lock in winners without constant monitoring.
Range Bound Reversal
Identifies a defined range and buys near support when momentum stabilizes. Sells near resistance or on a failed bounce. Adds a no-trade filter when the range breaks decisively.
Donchian Channel Turtle
Enters on a 20-period Donchian high breakout and exits on a 10-period low break. Uses position sizing rules to limit risk per trade. Built for longer swings and fewer decisions.
ADX Trend Strength Filter
Only trades breakouts when ADX is above a threshold like 20-25. Avoids entries during choppy conditions. Exits on weakening trend strength or a trailing stop.
Portfolio Rebalance
Keeps target weights across a basket of stocks or ETFs. Rebalances weekly or when drift exceeds a set band like 3%. Helps maintain diversification without manual recalculation.
Traders often start with Tradier, then expand to Alpaca, WeBull, Trading212 or Tastytrade as their workflow matures. Coinrule lets you reuse the same logic across venues while keeping symbol lists and risk limits consistent. That means fewer one-off scripts and more repeatable process.
Before risking capital, validate the logic with historical checks and a paper workflow. Start with one symbol and one rule, then widen the universe once results look stable. A practical Tradier Bot Trading path is to test a 1-hour MA crossover for 30 trading days, then add a volatility filter and compare drawdowns.
Use market, limit and conditional orders to reduce slippage and avoid chasing. For example, place a limit buy at 0.2% below last price after a signal, cancel if not filled in 10 minutes, then retry once. You can also stage exits: sell 50% at +2%, then trail the rest by 1% once profit exceeds +3%.
Once rules run, your job shifts to review and iteration. Check fills, adjust thresholds and remove strategies that no longer fit the regime. Alerts keep you informed without pulling you into constant decision-making.
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Rather than reinventing your process each morning, save rules as a playbook you can reuse. Keep separate versions for trend days, range days and earnings weeks. Small structure changes, like a 20-minute cooldown, often matter more than new indicators.
Real-time notifications help you supervise without hovering. Get an alert when a stop triggers, when exposure exceeds a threshold, or when a rule is paused. That keeps you in control while the engine handles the routine steps.
Start with fixed dollar sizing, then graduate to percent-of-equity once results are stable. A common approach is risking 0.25% to 0.5% per trade and limiting correlated positions. Consistency improves when sizing is systematic.
Use one rule set for entries and another for exits if you want clearer attribution. Separate long-only and hedge logic so you can disable one without affecting the other. This modular approach makes iteration faster.
Add filters that reduce activity when conditions are poor, such as low volume or high spread. Time windows can help too, like avoiding the last 10 minutes if your strategy suffers from end-of-day noise. Fewer trades can be a feature, not a bug.
Begin with one ETF, one timeframe and one exit rule, then layer in confirmations. Once you can explain every trigger, automation becomes a tool for discipline rather than a black box. When you are ready, expand to baskets and rebalancing.
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