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# Intro to TraderJS

With TraderJS, you have the flexibility to implement your unique trading ideas and take full control of your trading experience. Users can access a variety of functions and variables to manipulate market data, perform calculations, and generate signals based on their own logic and preferences. Users may also use TraderJS to modify the bot configuration, such as the entry and exit conditions, the risk management parameters, etc.

### Getting Started

To get started with TraderJS, follow these steps:

1. Create a bot based on the ticker you want to trade.
2. Open the TraderJS script modal from the config panel.


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