TrendSpider offers the traders to set up two types of alerts for receiving notifications i.e. Dynamic Alerts and Multi-Factor Alerts. Dynamic Alerts let you set alerts on moving averages, trendlines, horizontal lines, and other chart elements that automatically adjust as the market moves. Multi-Factor Alerts allow you to create powerful, multi-timeframe notifications by combining price conditions, indicators, candlestick patterns, and fundamental metrics into a single alert. Whether tracking breakouts, crossovers, or complex setups, these alerts ensure you never miss a critical opportunity. 🚀
Dynamic Price Alerts
A dynamic alert is created on the trend lines or indicators and notifies you whenever the price breaks through, touches, or bounces off of a trend line or indicator. For more information on setting up Dynamic Price Alerts, please refer to the documentation on- Create a Dynamic Price Alert
There are three different alert trigger conditions you can set while creating the dynamic price alerts:
- Break Through Alert
- Touch Alert
- Bounce Alert
For more information on alert trigger conditions, please refer to the documentation on: Trigger Conditions.
Multi-Factor Alerts
A multi-factor alert allows you to create different conditions at which a price or candlestick patterns or indicators cross. You can create such conditions using an intuitive visual editor and get notified whenever the defined conditions are triggered.
For more information, please refer to the documentation on: Create a New Multi-Factor Alert from Scratch.
Multi-Factor Alerts support Multiple Timeframes and Multiple Data Types allowing you to combine entities (indicators or candles) across different time frames and have more than a single condition in the alert.
Moreover, the Script Manager makes it easy to organize all of your templates for Multi-Factor Alerts and Backtesting in a single place. With the help of Script Manager, you can create, edit and delete templates. For more information, please refer to the documentation on: Manage Alert and Backtest Templates with Script Manager.
You can also clone any multi-factor alert from the Alerts widget. When an existing Multi-Factor Alert is cloned, a complete copy of all the configurations, conditions, and actions defined within it is done which you can use as a base for creating a new Multi-Factor Alert.
For more information, please refer to the documentation on: Clone a Multi-Factor Alert.