Our proprietary technical analysis system built on TradingView takes the guesswork out of reading charts and automates complex analysis so you can trade confidently.
Access is included with every subscription to InsiderFinance, and instructions are in this short article.
Once you’re granted access to the InsiderFinance ALGO, you can create alerts in TradingView for any symbol in any asset class and time frame you choose!
We have two types of alerts: automated and individual.
1) Click Create Alert.
2) Select INSIDERFINANCE ALGO as the condition and make sure you see "Any alert() function call" (Automated Alerts).
3) Choose how you want to be notified (in app or through pop-up), name your alert, and click Create.
That's it! You should now receive alerts on your mobile device or desktop using the method you selected.
We also offer individual alerts In case you only want to be alerted for a strong buy, for example.
We recommend using these alerts with the Once Per Bar Close setting so you don't receive any false signals:
We typically recommend using automated alerts. That way, you never miss a signal and only need to set up one alert instead of four.
And because both the squeeze and momentum indicators are used to generate alerts, you'll likely see a 4-Point Confirmation if you receive a Long Signal (Strong Buy) or Short Signal (Strong Sell).
Both the Long Signal (Strong Buy) and Short Signal (Strong Sell) will have a Diamond and a Buy/Sell signal, so that's already half of the criteria for entry.
Diamonds are also our "strongest" signal because that means over 90% of our indicators changed at once.
You could also consider setting individual alerts for just the Strong Buy and/or Strong Sell if you're waiting for a good entry point.
That way, you'll receive fewer alerts, and the ones you do receive should be good candidates for entry.
Once you enter a position, we recommend switching back to automated so you'll receive an alert if the trend changes.
We see people typically set up alerts for any tickers they're watching or have positions in and monitor for trend changes.
For example, if you enter TSLA after you receive a Long alert and then see a trend change or short signal, you may want to take profits or exit the position completely.
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