Is it possible that when you set a chart indicator that you can set an alert with that as well? For example on a chart I have a horizontal lines set for previous low that draws a red line on todays chart at where the stocks yesterday low was. So it changes everyday depending on where yesterdays low point was. It would be great if I had the option when setting up :Horizontal Line (PLow) I could set an alert so that a ding and window pops up everytime todays price crosses yesterdays low. This would be much more convenient than running a scan to do this and it could be easily turned on and off per symbol. Ideally it would also be nice for this proposed feature and in scans to be able to chose a % near that level to alert so that you get a notice when you are getting close to a trigger point. For example when a stock is getting near its previous close it alot of time shoots thru this to higher prices. It would be get to get a notification when then price is getting near to have time to react before the event.
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Is it possible that when you set a chart indicator that you can set an alert with that as well? For example on a chart I have a horizontal lines set for previous low that draws a red line on todays chart at where the stocks yesterday low was. So it changes everyday depending on where yesterdays low point was. It would be great if I had the option when setting up :Horizontal Line (PLow) I could set an alert so that a ding and window pops up everytime todays price crosses yesterdays low. This would be much more convenient than running a scan to do this and it could be easily turned on and off per symbol. Ideally it would also be nice for this proposed feature and in scans to be able to chose a % near that level to alert so that you get a notice when you are getting close to a trigger point. For example when a stock is getting near its previous close it alot of time shoots thru this to higher prices. It would be get to get a notification when then price is getting near to have time to react before the event.
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