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Paste any Telegram trading signal below. The same engine AlgoVesta's bot uses shows you the symbol, side, entry, stop-loss, take-profit levels, leverage and format it detects — and which fields are missing.
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By rule, a signal without a stop-loss and take-profit is not executed on MetaTrader 5.
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The parser needs a recognizable symbol (e.g. BTCUSDT or XAUUSD) and a clear direction (buy/long or sell/short) in the text. Screenshots, pure commentary, or a layout the parser hasn't seen before can't be read — try one of the example signals above to see a format that works.
No. Every test on this page runs on a paper (demo) account with a simulated $5,000 balance. No real money and no live broker order is involved.
Free-form Telegram text (“BTCUSDT LONG, Entry 65000, TP 66000, SL 64000”), TradingView JSON webhooks, and MetaTrader-style comma lists. The parser also reads tables and translates non-English messages before mapping them to an order.
On MetaTrader 5, the order is not executed — AlgoVesta never opens a forex position without a stop-loss and take-profit, by rule. On crypto exchanges, your own manual stop-loss percentage, set per bot, is applied instead.