Features
Everything TradiDoll does, screen by screen. Every screen shown here is from the demo build, on virtual money.
Every grid on one screen
One line per armed grid: where the price has spent the last twelve months, the rungs of the ladder, the live bid and ask, and a dot for every open position and pending order.
Green is a position in profit, red one at a loss, blue an order waiting for its price. A dot starts to blink when the quote comes within 1 % of it: that is the only alarm, and it is always worth a look.
Ladders you can reuse
A strategy is the shape of a ladder and nothing else: the price it is centred on, how far back it looks, how far it reaches up and down, and how fine its rungs are, evenly or exponentially spaced.
Vary a promising shape into a family of thousands, replay each one, lock the one worth keeping and clean the rest away. A locked strategy cannot be changed under a grid that is trading on it.
One instrument, one grid
A tactic applies a strategy to an instrument, within the limits you set: maximum open positions, maximum funds, leverage, stop-loss policy, and the net profit a rung must earn, every fee counted, before it is sold.
Clear a ladder out on a schedule, from daily to yearly, following each market’s own closing times. Nothing happens until you tick “active”: an unarmed grid is a plan, not an instruction.
Replay before you arm
What a strategy would have done on this instrument, month by month, at every leverage, funds cap and stop-loss setting side by side, after fees.
Optimise the leverage, the strategy, the profit target or the clear-out, or run a full search over thousands of combinations in the background. Apply the result to the tactic in one click; arming it stays a separate gesture.
A replay runs on daily prices and a past that owes you nothing. What it gives honestly is the comparison: which of two settings would have done better on the same months.
The one place where you say yes
Proposals, never orders
About once a minute, TradiDoll works out what every armed grid implies and writes it down: place an order, cancel one, move a stop loss or a take profit, close a position in profit.
Each one explained
Every proposal says why it was written, and what is blocking it if it cannot go out yet: no money, a closed market, a price already passed.
Hand over when you are ready
Pre-approve the kinds of task you would always accept, then let approved tasks go out without you. Both switches are off on a new install.
Your day at a glance
The instruments you hold, as tiles sized by the funds they use and coloured by how far their price has moved since the previous close. The gauge above sorts your funds by that move, from falls on the left to rises on the right.
Click a tile to open its instrument, or drag the map into an e-mail as a picture.
Below, the latest headlines from the news feeds you follow, newest first: out of the box, the latest figures and releases of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Add the feeds you read in the application’s settings; a headline that names an instrument you hold starts with its symbol.
And everything around it
Portfolio
Equity, funds in use and free, what your grids have banked per asset class, and how much of eToro’s request budget has been spent.
Costs
What eToro charges, instrument by instrument and for your country, feeding every simulation and every profit target.
Markets
When each market opens and closes, and the week ahead, so that clear-outs happen before the close.
In your language
English, French, German, Spanish and more, chosen in the application’s settings.
Log and export
Everything the application has done, line by line, and your trades, positions and quotes exported to CSV.
Demo and real
Two separate builds for your eToro demo and real accounts, with separate keys, settings and data.