Synchronizing TradingView Signals to Live Positions Through FMZ
Summary
This document explains a workflow for turning TradingView strategy alerts into live orders through FMZ and an exchange. Earlier integrations sent trade actions through webhook parameters or JSON messages. The newer approach sends the strategy’s current position state instead, allowing FMZ to adjust its exchange position toward the reported state. This can help restore alignment after a bot restart or missed alert, since synchronization depends on the latest state rather than reconstructing every past trade.
The article describes configuration through a webhook address and a message containing the trading pair and strategy position size. It also outlines options for equal-quantity or proportional copying, scaling, reverse copying, symbol restrictions, per-symbol position limits, and account-level stop loss. The document notes that webhook access requires a qualifying TradingView account and two-factor authentication, and recommends testing with small amounts or a demo account. It gives an approximate alert-to-order delay, but offers no independent reliability or performance evidence; actual fills, fees, slippage, and connectivity can affect results.
Key ideas
- Position-state alerts can let FMZ align live holdings with a TradingView strategy’s current position.
- The workflow uses a TradingView webhook and a message that identifies the pair and position size.
- Copying options include proportional sizing, quantity scaling, reverse trades, and position limits.
- A stop-loss setting can close account positions after losses reach a configured threshold.
- Webhook availability, alert delivery, execution quality, fees, and slippage affect live results.
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