Our alerts and templates are developed and tested on a specific broker feed to ensure accuracy and consistency across all trading setups. Using the correct broker feed is important because even small differences in price data can affect how alerts and signals appear on your chart.
Why Broker Feed Matters
Different brokers may have slight variations in price feeds. These variations can lead to small discrepancies between what you see on your chart and the alerts you may see on our training calls. To avoid confusion, we recommend using the same broker feed that the templates were originally developed on.
How to Verify Your Broker Feed
Open your preferred template from the Pre-Saved Templates section.
Once the chart loads, look at the top-left corner of the TradingView chart.
You will see the broker feed name displayed next to the symbol (e.g., “OANDA,” “FXCM,” etc.).
Confirm that the broker feed matches the one listed in your account.
If the feed matches, your chart will be aligned with our shared charts on our training calls. If it doesn’t, you may notice slight discrepancies in price levels or alert timing.
👉 Keep in mind that each template may have a different broker feed.
Recommendation
We recommend sticking with the broker feed already set on our pre-saved templates, since that is the feed all alerts were built and tested on. This will give you the most reliable and consistent experience when following along with our calls.
⚠️ Disclaimer: This information is provided strictly for educational purposes. It is not a recommendation to use any specific broker, but rather a guideline to ensure your price feed aligns with the templates and alerts we provide. Always confirm your feed settings before making any trading decisions.