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Access and installation

Check you’re signed in to the TradingView account you subscribed with, reload TradingView, and open the script pages from Installation to add them to your favorites. See Getting Access.
Check your subscription status in your TradingView account settings. See Premium Indicator Access.

UT Bot Pro

Several settings intentionally reduce trades: Close + Buffer and X-Bar Confirmation entry modes, Use HTF Confirmation, and a higher Stop Multiplier. Also check Use Backtest Date Range: trades are only placed between the start and end dates.
Check the backtest date range covers the bars on your chart. With HTF confirmation on, check the Higher Timeframe is actually higher than the chart’s timeframe, and that the HTF trend has agreed with a signal in the visible history.
If Use Adaptive Multiplier is on, the multiplier is set between Min Mult and max Mult instead. Turn adaptive mode off, or adjust those values.
The smoothing settings apply to the Smoothed ATR stop engine. Check Stop Engine is set to Smoothed ATR.
Set realistic commission and slippage under Settings → Properties, and test over several periods and symbols. Backtests describe past data only.
Change Dashboard Position in UT Bot Pro, or Table Location in the Screener.

Ultimate UT Bot Screener

The Screener ships with crypto pairs as defaults. Replace them under Symbols, and untick slots you don’t use.
Check the symbol exists on TradingView with that exact name, ideally with an exchange prefix (for example NASDAQ:AAPL). Also check its checkbox is ticked.
No symbols match the filter’s range. Widen the minimum and maximum values, or disable the filter.
The Screener uses its own Key Vaule and ATR Period inputs and doesn’t read UT Bot Pro’s settings. Pro’s other engines (stop engine, entry modes, HTF filter) don’t apply to the Screener.
Those columns describe the current, still-forming bar, so they update until the bar closes.

General TradingView issues

General TradingView information. This section describes standard TradingView behavior, not a QuantNomad-specific feature. TradingView updates its interface regularly, so menu names and positions may differ slightly from what you see. When in doubt, check the TradingView Help Center.
Alerts keep the settings from when they were created. Delete and recreate the alert after changing settings, and check it uses the same symbol and timeframe as the chart.
The alert is probably set to Order fills and alert() function calls. Choose one source. See Alerts & Automation.
Check the Alerts panel: the alert may have expired or been stopped. TradingView can also stop alerts that trigger too often or hit a calculation error. For order fill alerts, check the backtest End Date.
The Screener requests data for many symbols, which adds load. Try fewer active symbols, a shorter chart history, or fewer indicators on the chart. If the error persists, contact support with the exact error text.

Still stuck?

See the general Troubleshooting page, or Contact & Support. Include your TradingView username, the script name, symbol and timeframe, your settings, and a screenshot.
Last modified on November 7, 2026