Telegram signals
Telegram signals to your broker, placed as orders
A signal posted in a Telegram group or channel you run becomes an order in your broker account, in the poster's own words and without a template.
How a signal becomes an order
The chat posts a signal
In the group or channel Nyria reads, in the poster's own words. Only the author or keyword you filter on is read.
Nyria reads it
The ticker, the side, and any strike, expiry or price in the text. What the signal leaves out, the strategy and the bot supply.
Your broker gets the order
At Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade or Alpaca, in the size the bot's budget per entry sets.
What a signal can say
Each row is a call as it is posted, and what the bot does with it.
A stock entry
NVDA long here 228
Buy NVDA. With the limit set to Alert price the order goes out at 228; with Bid, Ask or Mid, Nyria prices it from the live quote.
An options entry
BTO AAPL 345c 11/20 @ 12.50
Buy to open the AAPL $345 call expiring Nov 20, 2026. A call with no date takes the nearest listed expiration.
An exit, written as a sentence
Taking profits on NVDA here
Close the open NVDA position, matched against what the bot is holding.
Set it up
- 1In a new strategy pick Telegram and select Connect Telegram. Press Start in the chat with @NyriaAlertsBot, then tap Link in its reply.
- 2Add Nyria to the group or channel as an admin. You need to be its owner, or an admin who can add admins.
- 3Choose the chat in the strategy, filter by author or keyword if you want to, and check a real message from the preview. The strategy stays inactive until Nyria reads it correctly.
- 4Deploy a bot on the strategy, pick your broker account and set a budget per entry. The next call in the chat becomes an order.
Every rule for Telegram chats is on the Telegram page. Members who pay for a strategy built on a chat are on the sell trading signals page.
If you only receive the signals
Nyria joins a chat as an admin that only reads, so a channel you merely follow can't be pointed at it. If the channel's owner has published the signals as a strategy on Nyria, subscribe to it, sign in to Nyria and deploy a bot on your own broker account. Ask the owner whether they sell one.
Telegram alerts, by broker
Questions
- Can Nyria act on signals from any Telegram channel?
- No. Nyria joins a group or channel as an admin that only reads, so it works with chats you own or administer. To act on someone else's signals, its owner has to publish them as a strategy on Nyria and give you access.
- What if a Telegram message is edited or arrives late?
- An edited message places no order; post a new one instead. An alert that reaches Nyria more than a minute after it was posted, or after a newer one, places no new entry. A close in it still runs, and the strategy log says why.
- Does Nyria post in the chat?
- No. Nyria joins as an admin with one right, manage chat, and only reads. It checks the chat when you save or re-activate the strategy and at least daily, and stops reading if it is removed.
- Do the signals need a format?
- No template. Name the ticker and the side; for options add the strike, expiry and call or put. A call with no expiration takes the nearest listed one.
- Can I test before trading real money?
- Yes. Run the strategy on Nyria Paper first. It is free, with no card and no time limit.
- Which brokers do the orders go to?
- Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade and Alpaca, for stocks, ETFs, options up to 4 legs and, where the broker offers it, crypto spot.
Point a Telegram chat at Nyria
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