Technical notes on automated execution.

Automation, risk management, integrations and regulatory boundaries: what we learn building execution infrastructure, written without return promises.

• Automating execution: why the problem is not the signal, but discipline — 2026-05-28. Most retail traders do not lose because of a lack of ideas, but because of inconsistent execution. What changes when execution becomes a software process.
• Risk management in copy trading: the five rules that matter — 2026-05-14. Replicating someone else's signals does not eliminate risk: it shifts it. A practical guide to position sizing, maximum drawdown, and exposure limits.
• Connecting TradingView via webhook: a technical step-by-step guide — 2026-04-30. From TradingView alerts to MT5 order execution in under a second: how webhooks work, how to structure payloads, and which mistakes to avoid.
• Signals via Telegram or webhook? Differences, limits, and use cases — 2026-04-16. Two very different channels for feeding signals into automated execution: a comparison on latency, structure, reliability, and flexibility.
• What execution software can (and cannot) do: regulatory boundaries — 2026-03-26. Automated execution, portfolio management, and financial advice are different activities with different regulatory regimes. Where the line is drawn and why it matters.
• Choosing a regulated broker for automated trading: a practical checklist — 2026-03-12. Regulation, execution quality, costs, and MT5 compatibility: concrete criteria for choosing the broker where your automated systems will run.