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Date/Time: Wed, 11 Nov 2026 16:29:30 +0000
Using AI in conjunction with Sierra Chart.
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| [2026-10-30 17:43:25] |
| HumblyTrading - Posts: 226 |
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At this moment in time - GrokBot on Omarchy Quattro running SierraChart in Wine... It feels like star wars! :) |
| [2026-10-31 12:23:19] |
| UserAR - Posts: 102 |
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Are you willing to share how you are using these for trading? Did you build any connections directly into Sierra? Thanks
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| [2026-10-31 23:14:17] |
| User75568 - Posts: 15 |
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I don't use AI to find a magic trading strategy. I use it to build the GUI the way I want it. The AI writes plain ACSIL C++ studies from my specifications. I compile them with Sierra Chart's own Build Custom Studies DLL. I'm a trader, not a programmer, and I've used SC for many years. Over the past months this turned into a full interface inside SC: footprint bar in the main chart, an order-flow DOM, volume profiles with a trade journal, and one column with all settings by name instead of input numbers. Screenshots and an interactive tour: https://chrislb-trading.github.io/mts-tour/ The engine is still Sierra Chart. The data, speed and order routing are why I stay. AI just let me add the parts I always missed. |
| [2026-11-01 01:58:42] |
| User61168 - Posts: 491 |
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The engine is still Sierra Chart.
Looks really good. Curious if I can get a copy of this chartbook? Where can I buy (if it is available for purchase)?
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| [2026-11-01 04:14:22] |
| HumblyTrading - Posts: 226 |
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I use AI/SI to create tools that enable me to scalp more smoothly and follow my back-tested rules. It is basically like having the smartest programmer working around the clock for me, at about $50/month. There are many things I could never get to work with ASCIL over the years, and GrokBot/DeepSeek have done them often in a few minutes. For example: A slider on the chart to control and fine-tune the settings of my delta bubbles, an adaptive threshold for my histogram that is fully back-tested in my own stat engine, statistical reports with pie-charts and other visualizations right on my charts, and color coding my candles according to the rules I have back-tested to make me more and more likely to follow my own rules. :) Additionally, I have a custom study that places trades and calculates my risk size based on the conditions on the chart, and all I have to do is click once for the SL location, the EN location and the TP location. Lightning fast and fun to use for my style of price action scalping. Lastly, whenever I need to make a change to something as simple as a hotkey or a font, I just ask GrokBot and it tells me exactly where to click. I'm familiar with most settings in SC, but for others who are climbing the learning curve, this is a god-send. The interesting thing is that I built my own custom program in Rust, and still came back to Sierra. Why? Their execution is just so much more reliable than any other platform, and I have used them all. When scalping, you notice all the flaws in Tradovate, MT4/MT5, CQG Data, R, and all the APIs into various data sources (Tick-Stream, etc.). Nothing "just works" the way SC does. With the power of AI/SI coding for me, I get the best platform with all of my ideas come to life. I have no intention of setting up automated or even partially automated trading, but this is how I'm making use of these tools today. (Focus is NQ and GC only for my purposes) |
| [2026-11-01 04:14:31] |
| HumblyTrading - Posts: 226 |
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https://www.sierrachart.com/image.php?Image=1793505874416.png By running SierraChart on Linux (Omarchy Quattro), I also allow the agents to set up everything from custom themes to better allocation of Ram... A set of hotkeys controls everything and I have never enjoyed my setup more. Happy Trading! Date Time Of Last Edit: 2026-11-01 04:16:45
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| [2026-11-04 14:38:44] |
| User795248 - Posts: 15 |
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Some great suggestions in here. I mostly use it for coding custom studies, such as delta divergence signals, RTH VWAP and CD, range extension lines, custom unfinished business and a few more. A little more indirectly, it was useful for helping to build a statistical dashboard in LibreOffice Calc for imported trades data. I do like the idea that someone shared about journaling trades within Sierra, so I might be exploring that with a chatbot next. |
| [2026-11-04 21:18:00] |
| Alofat99 - Posts: 3 |
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Screenshots and an interactive tour:
https://chrislb-trading.github.io/mts-tour/ This just rocked my world. I didn't even know this was possible. Thank you for this treasure trove of inspiration. I have just made what I thought was an awesome custom setup into an exponentially better one. The journaling section is amazing as well and I have been using it to quickly label, categorize and describe setups or "false" setups to train my personal AI model to use my framework. The trade panel is something I have tried to do for years and never thought of this as a possible solution. Thank you. I love this community and software. |
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