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 <a href="/chart">/chart</a> 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 <a href="/bracket-oco-orders">bracket & OCO orders explained</a>.
/chart's order controls are currently in limited early access while the rollout expands — email <a href="mailto:support@signaltradeapp.com?subject=Chart%20trading%20—%20early%20access">support@signaltradeapp.com</a> to request access. Chart trading on /chart is manual and discretionary — you are placing your own trades on your own account. If you also run copy groups, full bracket and OCO propagation from a leader account to followers is a related but separate capability, also currently rolling out to a limited allowlist; the same access request covers both.
This is a distinct capability from Signal Trade App's newer /charting page, which uses a different charting library and a different order-management model built around Cockpit's Protect panel rather than chart-line dragging. /chart is the TradingView drag-and-drop experience described here; if you are looking for that specific workflow, /chart is the page you want.
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. Access is currently limited while the rollout expands; email support@signaltradeapp.com to request it.
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.
Full bracket and OCO propagation from a leader account to copy-group followers is a related capability that is currently rolling out to a limited allowlist. Email support@signaltradeapp.com to request early access.
No. /chart is the TradingView drag-and-drop page described here. /charting is a separate, newer page built on a different charting library with a different order-management model centered on Cockpit's Protect panel rather than chart-line dragging.
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.
/chart's order controls are in limited early access while the rollout expands. Email support@signaltradeapp.com to request access.