Are you tired of manually monitoring the markets for trading opportunities? Do you want to take advantage of binary options trading without spending all day in front of your computer? In this post we’ll show you how to set up TradingView alerts to automate your binary options trades with any broker — covering the basics of alerts, why they matter, and how to connect them to AutobotSignal so your strategy trades for you.

Note: Automated execution runs on the AutobotSignal desktop app. Set up your alert once in TradingView, connect it to Autobot, and the desktop app fires the trade on your broker.

What is a TradingView Alert?

TradingView is a popular charting platform used by traders to analyze the financial markets. One of its most powerful features is alerts — notifications that fire the moment specific conditions are met on a chart: a price level, an indicator crossover, or a custom Pine Script signal.

Alerts can be tailored to your exact strategy, which makes them a natural trigger for automation. Instead of watching the screen and reacting by hand, you define the setup once and let the alert do the watching. When it fires, it can send a webhook — and that webhook is what AutobotSignal listens for.

How to Use It to Automate Binary Options

The flow is simple:

1. Build or add your indicator on a TradingView chart and confirm it plots the buy/sell signals you want to trade.
2. Create an alert on that signal. In the alert dialog, set the Condition to your indicator’s alert() call and choose Webhook URL as the notification.
3. Point the webhook at AutobotSignal. Paste your Autobot signal-key webhook URL so the alert delivers straight into the app.
4. Set the alert message to the payload Autobot expects (asset, direction, expiry) so the desktop app knows exactly what to place.
5. Connect your broker in the AutobotSignal desktop app and arm the agent. From here every alert that fires is validated against your risk rules and executed automatically.

Once configured, TradingView does the market-watching and AutobotSignal does the trading — across Deriv, Quotex, Pocket Option, IQ Option, Olymp Trade, Expert Option and more.

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Automation runs on the desktop app, so grab the latest build and connect your broker to go live.

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Need a hand? Technical support is available at support@autobotsignal.io.

Over-the-counter (OTC) markets are decentralized platforms where financial assets and instruments are traded directly between participants without a central exchange. This means OTC prices are set by the broker rather than a public order book — and, crucially, they keep trading when the real markets are closed.

While the real Forex markets operate Monday to Friday, OTC markets let you trade through the weekend. This guide shows you how to trade automatically on Pocket Option and Quotex OTC markets using the Bibot plugin together with MetaTrader 4/5 and AutobotSignal.

What You’ll Need

• MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5 installed
• The EABibot plugin for your MetaTrader version (download links below)
• The AutobotSignal desktop app connected to Pocket Option or Quotex

Download EABibot for MetaTrader 4 Download EABibot for MetaTrader 5

Step 1 — Allow DLL Imports in MetaTrader 4/5

1. Go to Tools → Options → Expert Advisors → Allow DLL imports and check the box.
2. Click OK.

Step 2 — Install the Bibot Plugin

1. Locate the plugin file EABibot.ex4 / EABibot.ex5 in the downloaded folder.
2. Copy the file.
3. Paste it into the MetaTrader data folder: File → Open Data Folder → MQL4/MQL5 → Expert Advisors.

Step 3 — Load the Plugin onto a Chart

1. In the Navigator, open Expert Advisors and find EABiBot_Tick.
2. Drag the plugin onto any chart to open it.
3. Choose which OTC broker you want to open (Pocket Option or Quotex), then click OK to close the dialog.

Step 4 — Open the OTC Offline Chart

After loading the Bibot plugin, open an offline chart of the currency pair you want to trade:

• MT5: Click Open Chart. A list of new symbols appears such as EURJPY-OTCptx, EURUSD-OTCqtx — the -OTCptx / -OTCqtx suffix tells you which broker each pair belongs to.
• MT4: Click Open Chart. A list of new offline-chart symbols appears; choose your desired currency pair.

Once the pair’s graph is open, the Pocket Option or Quotex OTC prices load in, and you can automate your MetaTrader 4/5 indicator signals with AutobotSignal — trading the OTC weekend markets hands-free.

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Technical support for AutobotSignal is available at support@autobotsignal.io. Automated execution runs on the desktop app only.

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Successful trading, especially in the fast-paced world of binary options, hinges on identifying high-probability setups. The Pro Signal indicator for TradingView’s Pine Script is one such tool — combining trend analysis, volume-surge detection and MACD signals into a single, well-rounded approach.

Understanding the TradingView Pro Signal Indicator

At its core, the Pro Signal Indicator aims to flag significant market moves when several conditions align:

• Volume Spike: the indicator looks for substantial increases (buy signal) or decreases (sell signal) in volume, suggesting a strong shift in market sentiment.
• MACD Crossover: the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) lines confirm the direction of a potential trend. A bullish crossover (MACD line crossing above the signal line) supports a buy; a bearish crossover supports a sell.
• Trendline: a simple moving average (SMA) acts as a trendline. Price above the trendline reinforces a buy signal; price below it reinforces a sell.
• Volatility Check: low-volatility periods are filtered out so you aren’t misled by small movements in a range-bound market.

Interpreting the Signals and Alerts

• Visual Signals: the indicator plots green Buy labels below the price chart and red Sell labels above it whenever the designated conditions are met.
• Alerts: TradingView alerts fire with Buy Alert and Sell Alert messages. These are invaluable for traders who want to be notified — or to trigger automation — the moment a setup appears.

To add it: find the “Pro Signal by Autobot” indicator in the TradingView Public Library, or add it using the provided Pine Script code. Apply it to your desired chart and timeframe, then customize the input parameters to match your trading style and risk tolerance. It’s worth experimenting with different settings to find what suits you.

Using the Indicator in Your Trading Strategy

The Pro Signal indicator should not be your sole source of trade signals. It works best as one component of a broader strategy:

• Confirmation: use other indicators (RSI, Bollinger Bands, etc.) alongside Pro Signal to strengthen your conviction about a setup.
• Risk Management: always employ proper risk management — position sizing, daily limits and stop conditions.
• Customization: adjust the indicator’s inputs to fit your preferred timeframe and traded assets.

Important: The Pro Signal indicator helps identify potential setups, but past performance is not indicative of future results. Combine it with sound analysis and disciplined risk management.

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Automate It with AutobotSignal

Pair the Pro Signal alerts with the AutobotSignal desktop app and its Buy/Sell alerts can execute automatically across your connected broker.

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Questions or ideas for combining this indicator with other tools? Reach us at support@autobotsignal.io.