Yes sir, you can definitely use these syntaxes with TradingView, just like you use the Strategy Order syntax.
The process is exactly the same.
You simply generate the required JSON syntax, paste it into the TradingView alert message, configure the webhook URL, and whenever the alert is triggered, AlgoDelta will execute that JSON request.
The main difference is how these orders are handled by the JSON Bridge.
-Strategy Order
If you use the Strategy Order syntax, the order is managed and monitored by the JSON Bridge itself.
Because of this, you can see the order details, status, and other information inside the JSON Bridge section of the AlgoDelta platform.
-Limit Order
If you generate a Limit Order syntax, the order is sent directly to your broker as a limit order. It is not monitored by the JSON Bridge after execution.
-Stop Order
Similarly, a Stop Order syntax is also sent directly to the broker and is managed by the broker instead of the JSON Bridge.
-Square Off Position
This syntax is used to close an existing position directly at the broker. It is not tracked as a Strategy Order inside the JSON Bridge.
-Cancel Order
This syntax allows you to cancel a pending order that already exists at the broker. It is also executed directly at the broker level.
So the key difference is:
-Strategy Order
-> Managed and monitored by the JSON Bridge. The order information is visible inside the JSON Bridge section.
-All other syntaxes (Limit Order, Stop Order, Square Off Position, and Cancel Order)
-> Executed directly at the broker. They are not monitored or tracked by the JSON Bridge after execution.
So if your use case requires JSON Bridge features such as strategy order management and monitoring, use the Strategy Order syntax.
If you simply want to place, modify, cancel, or square off orders directly at the broker, you can use the other JSON syntaxes in exactly the same way through TradingView or any platform capable of sending webhook requests.
