Alpha Futures vs Blue Guardian on TradersPost
Alpha Futures and Blue Guardian differ on 2 of 18 points TradersPost compares: automated trading and copy trading.
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Automated trading
Conditional
“The use of AI, bots, and other automated trading mechanisms is strictly prohibited across all account types." / "Semi-Automated Trading...is permissible under the condition that the user manually places, monitors, and manages the trade.”
Conditional
“Futures: bots/EAs/algos prohibited; semi-auto with active management allowed. Automated scalping capped at 200 trades/day; HFT <60s prohibited.”
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Copy trading
Not allowed
Set by the firm
Conditional
“Futures: bots/EAs/algos prohibited; semi-auto with active management allowed. Automated scalping capped at 200 trades/day; HFT <60s prohibited.”
Automation and copy trading rules are set by each firm and can change. Rules recorded May 21, 2026; confirm the current policy with the firm before you connect.
Alpha Futures rules from help.alpha-futures.com.
Blue Guardian rules from help.blueguardianfutures.com.
Same on both 16
- Short selling
- Market orders
- Limit orders
- Stop orders
- Trailing stops
- Bracket orders
- Stop limit orders
- Day orders
- Good till canceled orders
- Immediate or cancel orders
- Fill or kill orders
- Trailing stop attached to entry
- Modify open orders
- Paper accounts
- Platform: Tradovate
- Authentication: OAuth
Link to this comparison /compare/prop-firms/alpha-futures-vs-blue-guardian
Worth knowing about each
Alpha Futures
- Platform
- Tradovate
- Automated trading
- Conditional
- Copy trading
- Not allowed
Blue Guardian
- Platform
- Tradovate
- Automated trading
- Conditional
- Copy trading
- Conditional