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Trding.ai gives you a rule-based way to find and grade trade setups on your own TradingView chart. You decide what to trade. When you're ready, you can automate the trades you'd take anyway, on your own brokerage account.

Everyone starts the same way: watch first, automate when ready.

Your path

	What you do	Time	Who it's for
1 · Watch	Load the indicators, turn on phone alerts, and see your first setup come in	About 15 minutes, on day one	Every member
2 · Learn	Work through the 6-step methodology while the alerts come in	Your first 2 weeks	Every member
3 · Automate	Connect TradersPost and your broker so the setups you'd take place themselves, on paper first	One session, when you're ready	Ultimate members

There's a reason for the order. Two weeks of watching shows you how often setups come, what a quiet day looks like, and whether the method fits how you trade. Automating before that means trusting something you haven't seen work yet.

What you need

To watch (everyone):

A TradingView account. A free plan is enough to start. Paid plans let you keep more indicators and alerts on a chart.
The TradingView app on your phone, so alerts reach you.
Your TradingView username, entered on your Trding.ai account, so we can grant you access to the indicators.

To automate (Ultimate, later):

A paid TradingView plan with two-factor sign-in turned on. TradingView only sends automation messages from paid accounts with 2FA.
A TradersPost account (Starter plan, about $49/month, billed by TradersPost directly).
A broker account that TradersPost supports. Alpaca is the simplest for stocks and ETFs. You'll start on its free paper (practice) account.

You own every one of these accounts. Trding.ai never holds your money, your broker keys, or your trades.

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Trding.ai provides tools and education, not investment advice. Every trade, size and risk setting is your decision. Trading involves risk of loss.