Features

These guides cover PineHook's features in depth, such as how multi-target take profits split a position or how the Trade Copier scales each account. To find a command and its syntax, start with Commands, which lists every command with its parameters and examples. If a command was refused, Alert error messages explains each message.

What's here#

Parameters shared by many commands

• Common Parameters: magic numbers, tickets, hedging protection, delays, expiry and the clearqueue command.
• Signal Auth (Secret Key): the per-license auth= password, and what happens when an alert doesn't carry it.

Managing a trade

• Multi-Target TP/SL: split a position across up to ten take-profit and ten stop-loss levels.
• Trail and Breakeven: trailing stops and auto-breakeven, with their modes and triggers.
• Target positions: setposition, which sets a final position size instead of placing an order of a given size.
• Slippage Protection: how the EA refuses an entry when the price has moved too far.

Accounts and timing

• Trade Copier: send one alert to several accounts, each with its own size multiplier.
• Execution Times: what each timestamp on an alert means and how to read the latency figures.
• PineHook vs PineConnector: how the two compare if you're switching.

A note on tier limits#

Each command works the same on every plan. What varies is capacity: alerts per minute and per day, how many strategies you can run per symbol on each license (2 on Standard, 5 on Pro, 10 on Premium), live pending orders per license, and how many licenses you can run. See Subscription Tiers for the comparison and the pricing section for current rates.