How to start
Email the market, the timeframe, and the rule in one sentence. We will say if it is buildable — without dressing a weak rule up as an edge.
Vega Trades
A bot that follows your rule
You already have a rule — ‘if this candle does this, I stay out.’ We turn that into software that watches the chart while you are at work. You still decide when it is allowed to send an order.
What this includes
- The rule is written in plain English first. Code comes second.
- Hooks to the broker or exchange you already use, with a log when the line drops.
- You keep a stop on your phone. The bot does not get the last word.
Write the market, the chart time, and the rule in one line — Nifty, gold, FX, whatever you actually sit with. We will say if software can hold that rule. No profit promise.
Related Vega Trades work
A mark on the chart
Most charts are crowded. We add one mark with a job: is this stretch too far, is volume real, is the trend still on. It will not tell you tomorrow’s close.
Read this pageTry the rule on old days
Before a rupee is live, we walk the rule through old days and a dummy book. Brokerage, holidays, and gaps go in the report. A green curve with none of that is not useful.
Read this pageA daily stop you cannot argue with
The bot can be clever. The account still needs a ceiling. We cap size and the day’s loss, and we give you a button that flattens everything — including when you are in a meeting.
Read this pageNotes, not tips
Sometimes the useful thing is a paragraph, not software. We write what we are watching and why a rule is in or out. It is a note. It is not a tip group.
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