TradingView Quick Order

Trade TradingView at the speed you think. TV Quick Order is a lightweight Chrome extension that turns TradingView's chart into a fast, risk-calculated order entry tool. No typing prices, no tabbing between ticket fields, no mental math while the candle's still moving. HOW IT WORKS 1. Hover your entry price and press the capture hotkey. The price under your crosshair is read directly from the chart — along with the symbol's tick size and point value. 2. Hover your stop loss and press it again. Side is derived automatically: SL below entry means BUY, above means SELL. 3. Press the execute hotkey. The panel shows side, lot size, take profit and stop loss — all computed from your risk budget — then fills TradingView's order ticket and submits it, but only after verifying every field matches the calculation exactly. ONE REQUIREMENT: THE TRADE PANEL MUST BE OPEN The extension fills TradingView's own order ticket — the small trade panel you open from the chart's Buy/Sell buttons. Make sure it's open on the chart before you execute. It doesn't click the Buy/Sell buttons for you, so if the trade panel is closed the extension has no ticket to fill and the order won't be placed. RISK-BASED POSITION SIZING Set your risk per trade in dollars (or your account currency), your reward-to-risk ratio, and a maximum lot cap. Lot size is calculated from the distance between your entry and stop — so every order is sized consistently, without a calculator. WORKS WITH YOUR EXISTING SETUP - Runs entirely in your browser — no account access, no funds transfer, nothing installed outside Chrome - Orders go through TradingView's own order ticket to whatever broker or paper account you're connected to - Works on multi-chart layouts: the Entry chart is locked, so your SL and TP always come from the same chart context - All hotkeys are rebindable GETTING STARTED 1. Sign in with Google on the extension's account page — your 14-day free trial starts automatically, no card required. 2. Open your trade panel on the chart (TradingView's Buy/Sell buttons), and you're ready. Not affiliated with MetaQuotes or TradingView. Trading involves risk of loss. You are responsible for your own trading decisions.