Trading And Safety

Discord is fast. Trading should still be deliberate.

The Flow

/trade Buy $100 of AMZN

Trade It returns a review card with:

Section	What to check
Details	Asset, action, quantity, option legs
Pricing	Market, limit, stop, debit, credit
Exit Criteria	Take-profit and stop-loss when attached to a Buy
Total	Estimated cost or credit
Account	Where the order will route

Buttons

Button	Result
Confirm	Places the order.
Cancel	Cancels the draft.
Open in Trade It	Opens the full trade page.

If placement fails, the card shows the broker error and keeps a Retry button live.

Exit Criteria

Attach a take-profit and/or stop-loss to a simple Buy to close the resulting long position automatically.

/trade Buy $100 of AMZN take profit 10% stop loss 5%

Each exit can be an absolute price (take profit $110) or a percentage from the entry (take profit 5%), and shows in its own Exit Criteria section on the card. Sell and options orders cannot have attached exits. Support varies by brokerage — see Supported Brokerages.

Trade Alerts

Use /alert to share a trade idea without placing an order for yourself or anyone else.

/alert details:Buy $100 of AMZN note:Starter position

Trade It returns a public alert card with:

Section	What members see
Note	Optional context from the person sharing the alert
Order Details	Asset, action, quantity, option legs, and order type
Price Details	Limit or stop instructions when included
Exit Criteria	Take-profit and stop-loss when the alert includes exits
Button	A Review & Trade button that opens Trade It

Each member reviews the trade, edits anything they need like position size or limit price, and places the order through their own connected brokerage. The alert creator cannot execute trades for other members.

Sharing A Placed Trade

You can also create an alert from a trade you already placed, instead of typing it out with /alert. Run /trades, click Share on the trade, and add an optional note in the window that opens. The bot builds the same alert card from the trade's existing details and posts it publicly to the channel. See Sharing a Trade.

Using Copy Trade

Not every trade in a community arrives as a Trade It alert. Leaders post text callouts, screenshots, and alerts from other bots. Copy Trade copies any of those into a trade draft for your own account:

1. Right-click the message (long-press on mobile).
2. Choose Apps → Trade It → Copy Trade.
3. Review the private trade card the bot returns, then click Review & Trade to edit and execute it on your own brokerage.

The same safety rules apply as everywhere else in Trade It: the response is visible only to you, the trade is review-first, and it routes to your own brokerage. The message author is never involved and other members won't see your trade.

The bot reads the message the way a trader would, understanding common terminology. When a detail truly is not there, such as which strike or expiration, it replies naming the missing detail. See Copy Trade for what kinds of messages it can read.

Account Targeting

You can let Trade It use your default account:

/trade Buy 5 shares of RKLB

Or name the account:

/trade Buy 5 shares of RKLB in my ETrade account

If there is more than one match, use /accounts and rerun with the exact account id.

Options

The bot handles both explicit contracts and plain-English option orders.

Good prompts:

/trade Buy 1 AMZN 290/300 call spread expiring Jun 5
/trade Buy 1 SPY call expiring Friday 10% OTM
/trade Sell 1 AAPL 330 call expiring Dec 5 limit 2.10

Include call or put, expiration, quantity, and price instructions when you have them. If something is missing, the bot will ask you to rerun the command with the missing detail.

Auto-Execute

Auto-execute lives in the Trade It dashboard. Turn it on only when your default account and order settings are exactly how you want them.

Without auto-execute, Discord trades draft first.