Sections

Type of alerts

Simple alerts
  • Price crossing (both directions) - "Crossing" alert is triggered when the current price series crosses the value set when the alert was created (doesn’t matter which direction). The most basic and widely used alert. Basically means, "let me know when price crosses X".
  • Price crossing (up) - "Crossing Up" is for alerting when price crosses the value upwards.
  • Price crossing (down) - This is useful when "Crossing Down" alert is triggered when the current series crosses downwards the value set in the alert.
  • Volume achievement - Reaching the volume level in the specified timeframe.
Technical alerts
  • SMA (Crossover) - Price crossovers are used by traders to identify shifts in momentum. BUY signal is when a price closes above a moving average (SMA) from below. It may suggest the beginning of a new uptrend. Conversely, Signal SELL is when a price closes below a moving average (SMA) from above. It may suggest the beginning of a new downtrend.
    Example BUY Example SELL
  • EMA (Crossover) - Price crossovers are used by traders to identify shifts in momentum. BUY signal is when a price closes above a moving average (EMA) from below. It may suggest the beginning of a new uptrend. Conversely, Signal SELL is when a price closes below a moving average (EMA) from above. It may suggest the beginning of a new downtrend.
    Example BUY Example SELL
  • Bollinger bands - The potential SELL is suggested when the currency price pierces outside the upper Bollinger Band and BUY is when the price pierces outside the lower Bollinger Band.
    Example BUY Example SELL
  • MACD - The Moving Average Convergence Divergence is a trend-following momentum indicator that shows the relationship between two moving averages of a security’s price. Indicator includes 3 groups of signals:
    • - Crossing MACD and signal lines - BUY signal - MACD line crosses a signal line from bottom to top, and SELL signal MACD line crosses the signal line from top to bottom.
      Example BUY Example SELL
    • - Crossing MACD and zero level - BUY signal - MACD line crosses a zero level upwards, and SELL signal the MACD line crosses the zero level from top to bottom.
      Example BUY Example SELL
    • - Histogram MACD, changing trend - BUY signal - MACD histogram changes a value from negative to positive, and SELL signal the MACD histogram changes the value from positive to negative.
      Example BUY Example SELL
  • Stochastic - Stochastic oscillator is a momentum indicator that uses support and resistance levels. Indicator includes 3 groups of signals:
    • - Overbought and oversold levels - SELL signal when the indicator moves above the 80 level. Conversely, BUY signal when the indicator moves bellow the 20 level.
      Example BUY Example SELL
    • - Crossing K and D lines - BUY signal occurs when a line K crosses the line D from bottom to top, and SELL signal when the line K crosses the line D from top to bottom .
      Example BUY Example SELL
  • Stochastic fast - Indicator includes the same groups as Stochastic.
  • RSI - The RSI provides signals that tell investors to buy when the currency is oversold and to sell when it is overbought. SELL signal when the indicator moves above the 70 level. Conversely, BUY signal when the indicator moves bellow the 30 level.
    Example BUY Example SELL

Alerts Functions

When you create an alert, the following settings are available:

  • - Trigger condition, which determines when the alert appears.
  • - Frequency - you can set whether an alert will be triggered only once or multiple times.

Alerts Actions

The following options are available to you, so that you can be notified about your alerts as soon as they are generated:

  • - Show Popup - a pop-up message will appear once an alert is triggered.
  • - Send Email - an email will be sent to you, when an alert is triggered. We will use the email address in your profile.
  • - Telegram message - a message will be sent to your Telegram messenger. You need to connect your telegram account with TradingBeep profile.
  • - JSON-encoded HTTP POST request will be sent to your specified URL.