Equity
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Buying power
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moves intraday
Trader
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Session
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from the exchange calendar
Positions
Per-strategy claims, with the broker's netted figure alongside. Two strategies on opposite sides of one symbol net to a single broker position — that is why both are shown.Capital allocation
How much of the account each strategy may deploy, as a share of equity. A strategy with no allocation cannot open a position — its exits still run. Shares are of one account, so they cannot total more than 100%.Your desk
Adding a strategy never starts it trading. Enabling is a separate, explicitly acknowledged action, and it is forward-only: it acts on signals generated after you enable, and never joins a position that already exists.Add from catalog
Published by the strategy plane. A newly published strategy appears here with no deploy.Profit and loss
Realized comes from closed lots only. Unrealized needs a mark, and a position with no usable mark is shown as unpriced — never as zero, because zero reads as breakeven and means unknown.Equity
Account value, not strategy performance. It moves with deposits and with anything you trade yourself, so it is deliberately not labelled P&L.
Activity
Orders, fills and refusals in one stream. A refusal is a row of its own: if a strategy did not trade, this is where it says why.One Alpaca account · one isolated EC2
Launch this account’s trader
The central machine publishes one stream containing every strategy. This EC2 acts only on the strategies selected below, sizes each against its share of current Alpaca equity, applies its own local loss and closeout limits, and sends the resulting orders to this account.
Readiness
Before the EC2 can start
Portfolio mix
Strategies and account share
Disclosure
Review before launch
AWS change set
Review, then deploy
Risk settings
Tightening applies immediately. Loosening some limits needs a fresh MFA challenge, and none can pass the operator-approved range.Alpaca keys
Keys go straight into AWS Secrets Manager. They are never stored in our database, never logged, and never returned to this page — so nothing here can display one back to you. The browser never talks to Alpaca.