The main difference between an indicator and a strategy on TradingView is as follows:

Indicator: These are tools that visually assist by analyzing price, volume, or other market data. They can generate buy and sell signals but do not perform automatic backtesting on historical data.

Strategy: A system that simulates trading based on specific buy and sell rules and can test its performance on historical data. Thanks to backtesting, the profitability of the strategy can be measured.

In short, indicators are used for analysis, while strategies are used for testing and automation. Neither can send orders directly to brokers through TradingView.

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Strategies or indicators running on TradingView cannot send orders directly to an broker. However, third-party applications act as a bridge between brokers and TradingView.

In short, signals are sent to third-party applications, which then forward them to the broker.

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Yes, for an Expert Advisor to run continuously, your MetaTrader terminal must remain open.

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The cost varies depending on the project requirements.

We don’t sell ready-to-use strategies.

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