Drag your entry, take-profit, and stop-loss lines directly on a real TradingView chart. Every drag reprices the order server-side, with OCO enforced automatically.
Signal Trade App's /chart page runs a real TradingView charting_library integration — the same charting engine used across professional trading platforms — with order management built directly onto the price axis. Instead of switching between a chart window and a separate order ticket, you place and manage bracket orders by dragging lines on the chart you are already watching.
Entry, take-profit, and stop-loss each render as a draggable line at their working price. Grab the take-profit line and drag it to a new level, and the order does not just move visually — the drag triggers a server-side reprice, a delete-and-recreate round trip against the broker, so the order resting at your broker is always exactly where the line shows it. There is no separate "confirm" step buried in a modal; the chart is the order ticket.
OCO enforcement works the same way it does anywhere else on Signal Trade App: take-profit and stop-loss are grouped under a shared OCO group id, and when one leg fills, the paired leg is cancelled automatically, server-side. You never have to manually cancel a stale stop after your target hits, and you never end up with a resting order on a position that no longer exists. For the full mechanics of how bracket and OCO orders work, see bracket & OCO orders explained.
Chart trading needs one connected Rithmic account, which runs the chart and its live data. Any prop firm account on Rithmic works, as does a free Rithmic demo; once one is connected you can trade from the chart on any of your accounts, Tradovate included. Chart trading on /chart is manual and discretionary — you are placing your own trades on your own account. If the account leads a copy group, followers copy its fills: they enter when your entry fills and exit when your take-profit or stop-loss fills.
Yes. The /chart page is a genuine TradingView charting_library integration, not a lookalike chart. Order management — draggable entry, take-profit, and stop-loss lines — is built directly onto that TradingView chart. It needs one connected Rithmic account, which runs the chart.
Dragging a bracket line triggers a server-side reprice: the order is deleted and recreated at your broker at the new price. The chart line reflects the order actually resting at the broker, not just a visual position.
Yes. Take-profit and stop-loss legs are grouped under a shared OCO group id. If one leg fills, the other is cancelled automatically, server-side, whether or not you were the one who dragged it into place.
Yes, through a copy group. Followers copy the leader's fills with Market Execution: they enter when your entry fills and exit when your take-profit or stop-loss fills. They do not hold their own take-profit and stop-loss orders.
No. Entry, take-profit, and stop-loss are placed and modified directly as lines on the chart. There is no separate order ticket window to manage in parallel.
Yes. Connect a Rithmic account first: it runs the chart and its live data.
Chart trading needs one connected Rithmic account, which runs the chart and its live data. Any prop firm account on Rithmic works, as does a free Rithmic demo; once one is connected you can trade from the chart on any of your accounts, Tradovate included.