This is part two of a three part article series. In the first article, Introducing Tradovate AutoTrade, we discussed how to acquire the necessary resources to run the AutoTrade framework, we reviewed the basic layout of the platform, and we learned how to run the example project. In this article we will go into detail about extending the robot.
This is part one of a three-part series showing you an example of how you could use the Tradovate AutoTrade framework to create auto-trading strategies. This article will outline broader concepts about the framework and is intended as an introduction to using the software. We will go into greater detail about the internal workings of Tradovate AutoTrade later in the series.
For the last few months I’ve been hard at work mastering all of the ins-and-outs of our newest custom indicators feature, the Graphics Module. This module opens up a whole new world of possibilities when it comes to developing your own indicators — the sky is the limit! We now offer the power to draw arbitrary shapes, lines, and text to a chart using a simple but flexible coordinate system.