Features & Settings

Feature Request: One-Click Disable for All Strategies in TradersPost

TradersPost currently requires manual deactivation of each strategy. A one-click disable option would simplify turning off all strategies, improving efficiency and risk management.

Tom Hartman

Marketing

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‍Can You Quickly Turn Off All Strategies at Once?

Currently, TradersPost does not have a single button to disable all strategies, meaning traders must manually turn off each strategy one by one. This can be time-consuming, especially when trying to lock in profits or stop trading for the day.

Possible Solutions

1. Adding an Account-Level “Disable All” Button

• A global disable switch would allow traders to turn off all strategies at once instead of manually deactivating each one.

2. Pausing Alerts in TradingView

• A quick alternative is to pause all alerts in TradingView, preventing signals from reaching TradersPost.

• This method works well but requires traders to manage settings from TradingView rather than within TradersPost.

Why This Feature Matters

• Faster Execution – Traders can quickly stop all strategies without multiple clicks.

• Better Risk Management – Reducing exposure becomes easier when needed.

• More Convenience – Saves time by avoiding manual deactivation of each strategy.

Conclusion

A one-click disable option for all strategies would be a valuable addition to TradersPost. While pausing alerts in TradingView is a current workaround, an account-level disable switch in TradersPost would provide a more user-friendly solution.

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