WireRally publishes buy and sell signals for stocks. Each signal names a
price to get in at and a way to protect the trade with a stop loss.
You decide whether to act on each signal and how many shares to trade.
WireRally sends your order to your own account at Alpaca, a brokerage.
Your money and your shares stay in that account.
Free: use WireRally with an Alpaca practice account, which trades
pretend money. You see every signal for your first 30 days, then the
first 3 signals each day. You do not need a card to sign up.
Real money: a month, or
a year. Connect your real-money
Alpaca account before you subscribe, and the first month is free. You
enter your card when you subscribe. The first charge is when the free
month ends.
The Performance screen shows how past signals turned out.
Sign in to approve a trade and keep your own history.
Choose a new password
Setting it signs every device out, including any that is not yours. You
will sign in again with the new one.
At least 10 characters. A long ordinary phrase is stronger than a short
complicated one, and easier to remember.
Recover your account
Enter the email on the account and one of the recovery codes you saved.
We'll warn the account's contacts and wait 24 hours before making any
change, so the real owner has a chance to stop it if the code was
stolen.
If the waiting period has already passed for a recovery you started on
this device, use Finish instead.
Choose a new password of at least 10 characters.
Unsubscribe from promotional email?
You will keep receiving account email you need — verification,
password resets, and anything about your own billing.
Choose your plan
Free for the next 2 months. After that, this is the plan you will
be billed for automatically, until you cancel.
Telegram alerts
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A signal is only worth acting on for a short while, and Telegram is the
most reliable way to reach a phone quickly. It is optional: without it
WireRally still shows you everything whenever you open it, but nothing
will alert you.
Open this link. Telegram opens a chat with WireRally; tap
Start there. The link works once and expires in
10 minutes.
These are your way back in if you lose the account you sign in with.
Save them somewhere safe now. We do not keep the codes themselves, only
a scrambled version we can check them against — which is what
keeps them safe, and is why we cannot show them to you again.
Sign out everywhere ends every session on every device, not
only this one. Use it if you signed in on a computer you no longer
trust. Your broker key stays saved on that computer if “Keep my
keys on this device when I sign out” was on there. To stop anyone
using it, delete that key in your Alpaca account and create a new
one.
Your Alpaca account
We send the signals. The account and the money in it are yours. Paste
the API key from your own Alpaca account below and it is saved
on this device only — we do not keep a copy of it anywhere.
Each time you approve a trade, your key is passed along with it —
Alpaca will not take an order directly from a web page, so it has to
travel through us. We use it for that one order and keep nothing.
The key you save below applies to every strategy you follow.
There is no amount to type in here. WireRally reads the cash in
your Alpaca account, and you choose the number of shares for each
trade.
New to Alpaca? How to open an account and get your keys
Sign up with Alpaca using your
email and a password, then confirm your email from the message
Alpaca sends you.
Turn on two-step sign-in when Alpaca asks. Alpaca requires it
before your keys can be used.
Open and fund your account as Alpaca asks. Alpaca will ask for
your identity details.
While viewing your account, find API Keys on its Home page
and choose Generate New Keys. Copy both the key ID and the
secret key. Alpaca shows the secret key only once; if you lose it,
generate a new pair and use that instead.
Go to API keys →
Paste both below and press Save & test.
On the free plan, use an Alpaca practice account. It trades
pretend money and comes with every Alpaca sign-up, without funding.
Switch to your Paper account at the top left of Alpaca's
dashboard, then generate its API keys the same way. Trading real
money needs a subscription.
This key is never part of signing in — it only ever travels to your
broker, to place the trades you approve.
We recommend leaving this on if this is your own computer or phone.
On current browsers your keys stay saved here in encrypted form, so you
don’t have to paste them again each time you sign in. They are
not shown to anyone who signs in here with a different WireRally
account. You may want to uncheck it if this is a shared
computer. When it is unchecked, signing out removes your keys from this
browser.
Strategies you follow
Choose which strategies send you Telegram alerts. You follow every
strategy, including new ones as they start, unless you turn one
off. You need to follow at least one, and we recommend following
all. This does not change what you can see. The Signals screen
still shows the signals of every strategy that your plan includes.
Alerts
How many Telegram alerts you want per day, at most. This changes only
how often we message you. The Signals screen still shows every signal
your plan includes.
Quiet hours
We will not send you a Telegram alert before this time —
anything published earlier is held and sent once this time
arrives if it is still open. Signals that closed in the last 12
hours come in one message listing what you missed, except those held
back by your daily alert limit. The feed above is never affected;
this only changes when we interrupt you.
Borrowing
Alpaca lends money for a buy that costs more than your cash, and lends
shares for a short sale. With this on, WireRally checks each trade you
approve against the cash you can use. If the trade looks like it would
borrow, it is not placed. This setting does not change which signals
you see.
This is not a guarantee. A price can change between the check and the
moment Alpaca fills your order, so a trade can still borrow a little.
If your account is borrowing, WireRally tells you when you open it.
Market Pulse
Each trading day at 8:30 AM ET, a short Telegram message: how the major
indexes and sectors are trading before the open, the main market news
with its sources, and what to watch that day, such as a Fed decision or
large companies reporting. It is general news, the same for everyone.
Email preferences
Whether we may send you promotional email. This has no effect on
account email you need — verifying your address or resetting a
password always goes through.
Default stop & target
Your own stop-loss and take-profit distance, saved per strategy as
a percentage of the entry price. Pre-fills the approval sheet when
you trade a bracket signal from that strategy — you can still
change it there. Leave a field blank to trade the published price
instead.
Billing
You have free access. No payment is needed.
Subscribe, or manage an existing subscription — change your
payment method, view invoices, or cancel. This opens Stripe's own
secure page — nothing about your card is ever seen by
WireRally.
Connect your real-money Alpaca account before you subscribe and the
first month is free. You enter your card when you subscribe, and the
first charge is when the free month ends. Cancel before then and you
pay nothing.
Close your account
Your account will close on , when
your paid period ends. Everything keeps working until then, and you
will not be charged again.
Closing your account is permanent. It signs you out on every device,
disconnects Telegram so alerts stop, and ends your subscription. You
will not be able to sign in to this account afterwards.
Your Alpaca account is yours and is not affected. Any positions and
orders there, including stop-losses, stay exactly as they are, and
you can manage them on Alpaca.
Before you go: stay with one month free. Your subscription
continues, and your next payment moves back by a month.
Close when your paid period ends, on
. Everything keeps working
until then, and you will not be charged again.
Close now. This cannot be undone.
There is no refund for the rest of your
billing period.
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How many shares to trade is your decision, and only yours. We publish the
prices and never suggest an amount. The balance shown above came from your
own account just now, using your own key, and we did not keep it.
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This signal expired. The reasoning behind it -- and the BUY or
SELL call itself -- reflected the market when it published, not now.
Trading it now is your own decision, at a different price, not the
one that published.
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