Your algorithm decides in TradingView. NRUNO transports the unambiguous instruction through the cloud to the cTrader cBot, keeping logic, signal transport and broker execution independently testable.
These phrases do not describe a ready-made profitable strategy. They describe the technical task of executing your own TradingView logic in a controlled way:
An algorithmic strategy can be implemented as a Pine Strategy, an indicator using alertcondition(), or another rules-based alert. NRUNO does not modify those rules. The bridge only processes supported execution instructions.
Historical strategy orders do not prove when a realtime webhook will be created. Bar confirmation, intrabar calculation, repainting, higher-timeframe data and alert settings can change timing. Test the live signal separately.
Once entry, exit and timing are unambiguous, TradingView sends a message. Action, symbol, volume or risk and optional protection values must match the cTrader setup. NRUNO validates access and supported fields before routing the instruction.
Algorithmic trading benefits from fixed limits: maximum signal age, spread, session, volume, pyramiding, hedging and optional local SL/TP. These do not prevent losses, but they reduce unwanted technical deviation from your settings.
Your algorithm can send its own close signals. Optionally, the cBot can manage positions using your local break-even, Fixed Distance, 3-Step Pip Trailing, FVG Structure or Hybrid Pip + FVG parameters. NRUNO does not choose the method or optimise settings.
Record strategy-event time, alert trigger, webhook receipt, connector dispatch and cTrader result separately. This is the only way to distinguish strategy delay, transport latency and broker response.
Reliable automation starts with unambiguous states and reproducible testing, not profit claims.
Entry, exit, symbol and position intent must be clear from the alert message.
Backtest and realtime alert are checked separately before live capital is used.
Spread, session, age, volume and position rules are deliberately defined.
Signal, transport and broker response are logged and analysed separately.
Verify strategy event, message, routing and cTrader result before activating Live.
No. The trading logic remains your own TradingView or Pine logic. NRUNO is only the technical routing layer to the execution component.
An indicator can be part of automation if it produces unambiguous and reliable realtime alerts. A visual signal alone is not enough.
No. Realtime alerts, webhook messages, symbol mapping, position logic and failure behaviour must also be tested in Paper mode.
The strategy first creates simulated orders or alert events. cTrader execution then needs an external connection and execution component such as NRUNO plus cBot.
No. Automation applies rules repeatedly but cannot make a strategy profitable. Market, model, technical and execution risks remain.
NRUNO is technical signal-routing software. It does not create or evaluate trading signals and cannot guarantee execution, fill prices or profits.