How to Send Alerts from Tradingview to Telegram I found a new way for sending alerts from tradingview to telegram channel or telegram group by using webhook. I’ve been looking for a while and most of the ways had problems. Some of them had delays in sending the alerts and were not secure because they were using public bots. Some of them required money and were not free. Some of the ways needed coding knowledge. The way I recommend does not have these problems.
It has three simple steps:
1. Creating a telegram channel or group;
2. Creating a telegram bot by using botfather;
3. Signing in/up in pipedream.com.
I made a video for presenting my way. I hope it was helpful and if you have any questions make sure to comment so I can help you.
Thank you!
Alerts
How To Send Alerts From TradingView To DiscordSend alerts with just a few clicks in 3 minutes from TradingView to Discord using webhooks.
And further in the video learn more about working with Discord.
The example commands for JSON that I used in TradingView's alert section in the video:
{ "content" : "Buy" }
{ "content" : "Buy 1 min {{exchange}}:{{ticker}}, price = {{close}} Time ={{time}} " }
Three Ways To Master AlertsHey Everyone! 👋
We hope you’re enjoying Black Friday week, and have helped yourself to some of the great discounts we are offering over the next few days. We only do this once a year, so it really is the best time to get a plan!
Now, let’s jump into today’s topic: Alerts.
While alerts have a ton of potential applications when it comes to trading, they are often underutilized because it can take some time and ingenuity to build a system where they can work well. Let’s get started:
1. They can help build good habits 💪
Stop us if this sounds familiar: you hear an awesome investment story, and then immediately go out on the market and purchase the asset, with no plan in place.
While this can work, it’s not a great strategy for long term success, because in reality it can be extremely hard to sit in that position without a plan and trade it efficiently. You may choose to exit the position based on nothing more than momentary greed or fear, and moves like that can prevent consistency and long term profitability.
Alerts are great because they can take out the guesswork of entering and exiting a position. Simply set alerts for the prices you would like, then place a trade if, and only if, the conditions are met. Then, let the market do its thing, and let the probabilities work in your favor.
Alerts can turn the experience of trading from a constant search for ideas - and always feeling behind - into a relaxing job of waiting for your own pre-approved conditions to trigger before taking action. In short, alerts can make you much more well prepared for the market’s ups and downs.
2. They increase freedom and reduce anxiety 🧘
There is a well known maxim in trading and in life that states that negative emotions are felt twice as strongly as positive emotions. This factoid has lots of applications, but it can be especially useful to understand as a trader.
Consider the following investors:
A dentist who checks quarterly reports from his brokerage
A position trader who checks his positions once a month
A swing trader who checks his positions once a week
A Day trader who checks his positions once a day, if not more
Given the natural volatility that markets experience, which market participant is least likely to be mad or upset? The dentist. Why? Because he is receiving less data points from the market. Even world class day traders are exposed to tens or hundreds of negative situations in their positions on a day to day basis as a result of volatility, which they cannot control. This level of negative stimulation can reduce mental health and trading effectiveness.
Alerts allow well prepared traders with some edge to step back from the markets and allow the trades to come to them.
3. Our alerts don’t let anything fall through the cracks ✅
While the previous two points are benefits when it comes to price alerts, our alerts also step the game up considerably when it comes to user utility. Once you have setups that you like to trade, you can set alerts on trendlines, technical indicators, customizable scripts, and so much more, so you can ensure that your favorite setups aren’t being missed.
This can be as simple as a long term investor setting RSI alerts on Dow 30 stocks, in order to buy dips in strong names, to as complex as an intraday futures spread scalper setting alerts for pricing inefficiencies within his top 40 contracts.
Our customizable alerts can really allow well organized traders to capture every opportunity as they see fit.
Thanks for reading, and stay well!
TradingView Team
Monitor Option strike & MTF Alerts()Now easily setup and monitor your Option Alerts , Stop loss and target prices for your portfolio..
MTF and easily monitor 15 tickers with a single alert() function call!
Easily Setup and Monitor Option Price AlertsNow easily setup and monitor your Option Alerts , Stop loss and target prices for your portfolio..
MTF and easily monitor 15 tickers with a single alert() function call!
Heat Map of watch list with indicator table..Now use alerts fully with setting multiple alerts on your favorite watchlists...be as granular as you want!!
Also explore the power of table labels for your favorite indicators !!
How to track the PnL of your TradingView signals and strategySimply add the web hook api-bva.herokuapp.com to your TV alerts, using this format:
your_bva_key|your strategy name|{{strategy.order.action}}|{{ticker}}|{{strategy.market_position}}
- your_bva_key is your BVA key or your email
- your strategy name is the name of your strategy, changing it will track a new strategy.
- side can be: buy, sell or take
- ticker should be one of Binance (Spot or Margin) pairs, i.e. BTCUSDT
- position can be empty or should be either flat, long or short.
Feel free to PM me if you have some questions.
Indicator introduction: Custom Volume - Periodic Peaks & TroughsThis script is a custom volume indicator with additional features.
But why is this useful?
The minimum and maximum volumes, in different time periods, are displayed by labels below the bars. I call them "Peaks" and "Troughs"(Hover your mouse cursor over the labels to see more details)
These parameters are widely used in technical analysis .
If traders want to confirm a reversal on a level of support–or floor–they look for high buying volume . Conversely, if traders are looking to confirm a break in the level of support, they look for low volume from buyers.
If traders want to confirm a reversal on a level of resistance–or ceiling– they look for high selling volume . Conversely, if traders are looking to confirm a break in the level of resistance, they look for high volume from buyers.
How to use alerts
Note that by creating an alert, an instance of the indicator, with all your settings, will be activated on the site's server and alerts will be triggered by it.
After that, changing the indicator settings on the chart will no longer affect the alert.
Open the settings window and select the alert conditions as you wish
Click the Create Alert button (or press the A key while holding down the ALT key)
In the Condition section, select the name of the indicator.
Make the rest of the settings as you wish.
Finally, click on the Create button.
It's finished. After a few moments, your alert will be added to the Alerts menu.
How to use "Volume Records + Alert" IndicatorThis indicator is a "volume analysis" tool for confirming the direction and strength of price trend and spotting trend reversals.
What Is Volume Analysis?
Volume analysis involves examining relative or absolute changes in an asset's trading volume in order to make inferences about future price movements.
A significant price increase along with a significant volume increase, for example, could be a credible sign of a continued bullish trend or a bullish reversal.
The gradual darkening of the bars is a sign of the strength of the trend.
Volume can be an indicator of market strength, as rising markets on increasing volume are typically viewed as strong and healthy.
How to use alerts
Note that by creating an alert, an instance of the indicator, with all your settings, will be activated on the site's server and alerts will be triggered by it.
After that, changing the indicator settings on the chart will no longer affect the alert.
Open the settings window and select the alert conditions as you wish
Click the Create Alert button (or press the A key while holding down the ALT key)
In the Condition section, select the name of the indicator.
Make the rest of the settings as you wish.
Finally, click on the Create button.
It's finished. After a few moments, your alert will be added to the Alerts menu.
How to use "Auto Trendline and Breakout Alert" IndicatorIn this tutorial, we will learn how to use the "Auto Trendline & Breakout Alert (Linear / Log)" indicator.
Note: You can find it in the scripts section of my profile
Auto Trendline & Breakout Alert(Linear / Log) Full-Version by BobRivera990
Overall Introduction
This indicator is the best tool for breakout traders.
Drawing and evaluating the trend lines of multiple charts in different time frames is a very time-consuming and tedious task. In addition, being aware of breakouts in the shortest possible time requires constant monitoring.
With this tool, you can draw and classify trend lines in a fraction of a second and by placing an alert on any chart, you can receive notifications about breakouts, wherever you are.
The classification of trend lines is done based on the reaction of the price chart to the trend lines and the analysis of the trading volume .
This indicator is designed to reclassify trend lines with each reaction of the price chart. These lines are classified into 6 levels and these levels are distinguished by different colors. Thus, any touching or crossing of the price chart can make a difference.
Features
This indicator is designed for use on both linear and logarithmic scales. It works linearly by default. If you are using a logarithmic chart, enter the settings menu and set the chart scale parameter to “Log”.
The indicator is equipped with the volume status tool to identify and avoid false breakouts. Note that you can't completely avoid false breakouts, but you can minimize risk and loss. I have already published volume status as a separate script.
Several filters are provided to customize alerts. You can limit alerts based on the level and strength of broken trend lines , volume status, and type of breakout (Cross-Over, Cross-Under, or both).
The last breakouts panel gives an overview of the current market situation. You can activate it in the settings menu. the figure below shows the panel:
How to setup
There are many parameters in the settings menu, but two are more important. One is “Chart Scale” and the other is the “Max Operational Range Length".
Set the “chart scale” parameter according to the chart, otherwise the trend lines drawn by the indicator do not match the price chart.
If you are using a linear chart, select the "Linear" option or if you are using a logarithmic chart, select the "Log" option.
Max Operational Range Length Limits the range of the price chart that is processed by the indicator.
By increasing this parameter:
The strength and durability of the trend lines increases.
The number of breakout signals decreases.
The importance of breakout signals increases.
The indicator processing load increases.
The best range for "Max Operational Range" is from 300 to 1200,Change it until you get the best view possible.
Also by changing the "Filter" parameter from 1X to 5X, you can reduce the clutter in the chart.
The following figure shows the results of correct and incorrect settings:
Use it well...
HOW-TO add dynamic alerts to whale jump out of ocean
This tutorial applies to the (blackcat) L5 Whales Jump Out of Ocean X indicator. This is an Invite-Only indicator based on Tradingview. By adding the dynamic message alerts, 30~400 trading pairs tracking signals can be set in the premium account of Tradingview, once the whale/banker fund is detected. The Tradingview alert system will send the alarm information to your mobile phone, App or email to remind you according to your customized configurations.
The reason why I added this function is that @azrultebi, on 2021-04-12, proposed to add an alert function to this indicator. The specific requirements are:
1. when whale start jump long or short entries.
2. fibonacci bottom and top time window.
3. long entry motive waves or short entry corrective waves.
Alerts for Whale Jumps
For the whale jump alert signal, the function definition is relatively intuitive. Short at the first yellow bar when the short whale appears, and close short position the first green bar that appears after; in the same way, long at the first fuchsia bar when the long whale appears, and close long position at the first red bar that appears afterwards. Therefore, there are 4 alerts for whale jump signals, namely Whale SHORT (S+), Whale LONG (L+), Whale XSHORT (XS+) and Whale XLONG, (XL+). These four signals are relatively reliable, and try to use them in a time frame greater than or equal to 1 hour. The larger the time frame, the more stable the entry signal. The trigger frequency of these alert signal is the first function call in the latest candlestick to trigger the alert.
Alerts for Waves
For the wave alert signal, the definition of long-short reversal is rather vague. I used John Ehlers' filtering technology to process the wave digitally, filtering out a lot of noise signals, and ensuring that its delay is within 1 to 2 candle bars. However, it is still difficult to filter the frequent entries in sideways market. The difficulty of this operation is that some good trading points are born in the sideways. I have tried to add Chop Index Filter for filtering, but found that some buying and selling points will also be filtered out and lose profits. Therefore, I gave up the sideways filtering mechanism. I directly utilize the filtered moving average golden cross and dead cross to produce a wave entry signal. According to the definition of Elliott Wave Theory, a motive wave is a long wave, and the incoming signal is Wave LONG (L); similarly, a corrective wave is a short wave, and the incoming signal is Wave SHORT (S). It is worth noting that the wave alerts did not generate a close/exit signal. Therefore, the wave alert has only two signals: long and short. Compared with the wave long-short signal and the whale long-short signal, the main difference is in the trend strength and certainty of the market trend. Obviously, the whale signal is stronger than the wave signal in trend strength and certainty, so when placing an order, the order size and position control can be defined accordingly. For wave signal, small order sie can be used for test/verification; For whale signal, half of balance can be used to follow up.
Alerts for Fibonacci Time Windows
For Fibonacci Time Window "Support" or "Resistance" signal, I did not add alerts here because they are blur and not suitable as precise entry signal.
HOW-TO add alerts
Alerts in this script use an`alert()` function which allows a fully dynamic message to be generated when the alert triggers. To create the new alerts: Create one alert for the script using the chart’s “Create Alert” dialog box and select an alert type including “alert() function call”.
The Alert message format is like:
"
Symbol: BINANCE:DOGEUSDT,
Whale LONG (L+),
Price: 0.592
"
This format generates automatically from the indicator and you do not need to set any input parameters besides alert configurations.
If you are fresh on Tradingview Alerts, I recommend you to read Tradingview manual and blog as,
(1) How to set up alerts, www.tradingview.com
(2) Our New Alerts Allow for Dynamic Messages, www.tradingview.com
Importance of Optimizing RSI Calibration with NINJASIGNALS V4This is a great example of why it is helpful to scan through multiple RSI Calibration values when calibrating Ninja Signals V4 to fit a given chart. Different currency pairs and candle sizes often require different RSI Calibration values to maximize trading success. Often times, different RSI Calibration values may result in a significantly higher net profit, win-ratio, or both. In this particular example, we found that using a small RSI Calibration value of 2 resulted in both a significantly higher net profit and win ratio. We typically use RSI Calibration values of 2-12 when fitting Ninja Signals V4 to a chart. Smaller RSI Calibration values result in a larger number and frequency of trades, whereas larger RSI Calibration values result in a smaller number and frequency of trades. We hope you find this helpful and informative. Feel free to send us a message on TradingView if you have any questions. Happy Trading!
Ninja Signals V4 (Script)
Ninja Signals V4 (Strategy)
Using Obscure Candle Sizes to Maximize Profit w/ NINJASIGNALS V4This is a great example of how effective a small change in candle size can be when using our Ninja Signals V4 trading script. By simply switching from 1h candles to 67m candles, we were able to achieve significantly better results. In theory, this will also help to minimize price slippage during live trading by avoiding popular candle sizes (e.g., 1h candles) when many traders attempt to open and close positions at the same bar close time.
A small adjustment in candle size can make a big difference when using various indicators. Sometimes standard candle sizes also result in less obvious trends, making it harder to find the best buy and sell points. If your target candle size is 1h candles, we recommend comparing all candle sizes from 40m through 100m in 1m increments (40m, 41m, 42m... ...98m, 99m, 100m, etc.). The small amount of time required often pays off with significantly better, more profitable results.
Ninja Signals V4 (Script)
Ninja Signals V4 (Strategy)
How To Set Up Alerts In TradingViewWelcome Traders!
In today's trading episode, you will learn how to set up alerts using the TradingView alert system. Free accounts come with one alert but you can always upgrade to receive more.
Take time to practice what you learned in today's video.
Until next time, have fun, and trade confident :)
Quick Tutorial - Setting up Alerts on the TradingView PlatformQuick overview how to use the Alerts tab on the TradingView Platform to send trading signal alerts from the indicators you have on your chart - To:
Your mobile phone, TradingView App
Pop up on your Chart
Email
Simple and easy setup so you dont miss those important trading signals
How to Create Alerts and Get Alert NotificationsAlerts can save you time and instantly inform you about what's happening in the markets. Get alerts sent to your phone, desktop, email, or through a web hook. Create them for your favorite stocks on your Watchlist or for trading ideas you're interested in. In this quick video, we show you how to create alerts and how they can help.
Step 1 - Find and click the Alert button at the top of your chart.
Step 2 - Set the conditions and parameters for your alert.
Step 3 - Pick how you want your alert delivered whether through email, push notification, and more.
Step 4 - Customize the text for your alert. Write out the message you want it to say when the alert is triggered.
You can create Alerts for price movements, indicators, and more. Alerts can be used to save time, harness automation, and connect your desktop and mobile trading processes.
If you have any questions about Alerts, please leave them in the comments below. If you're already a master with Alerts, please share your strategies and tips so someone new can learn with you. Thanks everyone and press Like if you enjoyed this tutorial.
Auto-delivering TradingView Alerts into MT4, MT5Check out TradingConnector (dot_com), an integration tool, which enables auto-delivery of TradingView Alerts in to MT4 and MT4, to trade Forex, commodities and indices!
Delivery time is below 1 second, so it can be even used for scalping, as well as higher timeframe trading.
Disclaimer: This is no financial advice nor any financial service. Remember – 95%+ traders lose money. You are trading at your own risk.
Introduction to the BEST All-In-One Oscillators with divergencesHello traders,
A unique indicator displaying many oscillators with a multi-timeframes and regular/hidden divergences options for all oscillators below
1. MACD
2. MACD ZERO LAG
3. RSI
4. DMI/ADX
5. ATR
6. STOCHASTIC RSI
7. TRUE STRENGTH INDEX
8. CANDLE MOMENTUM OSCILLATOR
9. VORTEX INDICATOR
10. COMMODITY CHANNEL INDEX
11. RATE OF CHANGE
☔ Safe crossing mode for RSI/STOCH RSI/CMO: Choose to get alerted whenever the oscillator enters or exits the Overbought/Oversold zone.
Wishing you all the BEST for your trading using it.
Dave
Introduction to the BEST Trade ManagerHello traders
Let me highlight what the BEST Trade Manager can do for you.
The Trade Manager adds another layer to your own systems, enabling custom user-defined stop-loss/take-profits and real-time analysis with risk-to-reward ratios.
We made it as such the visual rendering is also very nice on mobile devices.
Reviewing:
- How to connect your own indicator(s)
- How to read the graphical elements
- The 8 Stop-Loss options
- The 4 Take-profit options
- The alerts and dynamic alerts for trading automation
Links are in my signature for more information about it
Wishing you all the BEST for your trading using it.
Dave
Tradingview Timezones, Alerts, and Moving Multiple ChartsIn this tutorial, I show you the basics of changing your charts' order if using multiple charts at once, how to change your timezone, and how to setup alerts on your charts.
BTC: Cyber Ensemble {Premium} predicted the pump and dump..
CYBER ENSEMBLE is a sophisticated signalling script base on the interplay of an ensemble of optimized indicators and market state filters. (>1000 lines of code)
General Note for Users:
As with any indicators (and TA for the matter), it is virtually impossible to achieve 100% hit rate -- be it due to black-swan events, during periods of low liquidity, or simply due to the intrinsic nature of the given market (or the time-span) coupled with the limitation(s) of a given set of studies applied, etc. -- however, which can of course be managed with suitable risk-management system(s) .
I've also developed scripts designed to statistically suggest suitable risk-limit levels as well as expected price ranges over a given period; ideally to be used in conjunction with classical trend-lines, Fibs, etc.:
How do YOU trade harmonics?? So guys, there a tons of way to trade harmonic patterns.... in the end most of them fail so how do people trade them successfully...
I myself decided to look into different approaches to trading harmonics. I have looked at tons of charts on different timeframes and i found an approach I was not able to find online anywhere for some reason... (wonder why)
I have never seen a trading strategy that could provide you with this amount of RRR. The risk per trade is absolutely minimum, while the return is maximum.
The process is quite simple, and im sure this is what most of the real traders out there are doing, and probably charging thousands and thousands of dollars for teaching this to people. But its all good!
First you must find a harmonic pattern. This should be easy with all the software out there. (some guy said you take the ''art'' out of trading by doing this, please don't be that guy)
For this approach, price will have to see a retracement greater then 50% of CD in the harmonic pattern.
if price retraces down to the 61.8% this will follow with a pullback to 23.6%. Afterwards price will come down at touch the 23.6%, (sometimes a few pips above or below) to trigger all the pending orders. Price will fight its way up to touch the 127.2% extension, while finding support at fibonacci retracements greater then the initial 23.6% ( it will not go under this level! )
If price retraces down to the 78.6%, it is considered strong and the move is expected to turn at 161.8%
In some cases the move will go much higher, extending up to 4.618% (!!?)
Same approach for bearish situation.
Now the price does not always retrace to those exact levels, but when it does you can be 100% sure that it will happen.
With this approach you will have signals, confirmations and entry points based on pure data!
If you happen to find this approach useful, give the post a like and comment below with your ideas.
God bless
How to Arbitrage Cryptocurrency & Why They Occur During Pumps?During the 2017 Bull run I started noticing arbitrage spreads occurring quite often in cryptocurrency markets. I was able to stumble upon a few of these as they occurred making an average of 20% or more each trade in just minutes. I knew I missed a lot and I wanted to get alerted to these in real-time which is why I created my own arbitrage platform. Here is a strategy I would like to share with everyone...
Be Ready at all times
having money in BTC or USDT ready at all times on the exchanges you are comfortable arbitraging on
sign up for an arbitrage platform that alerts you to the occurrences ( Arbiswap )
once you are alerted to an arbitrage opportunity act on it as fast as you can
Follow this quick checklist:
act on HIGH VOLUME arbitrage opportunities (unless you are investing small amounts which is supported by the current volume)
act ONLY on arbitrage opportunities based on profit potential of 13% or more
MAKE SURE WALLETS ARE ONLINE on both exchanges
buy as many coins you desire from the exchange it is selling much cheaper while paying attention to make sure the spread still exists by checking the exchange it is selling for at a much higher rate
once you are done accumulating, transfer to the other exchange and sell as fast as you can
From my experience I was able to transfer most ERC20 coins in 7-10 minutes time and sell them pretty fast (40k worth) over a few minutes time. Some coins are known to transfer fast like XRP , ETH , Nano , etc. so it is wise to be familiar with coin transfer times. There are some like BTG that transferred on average of 15 minutes to 30 minutes although one time it took 3 hours but I was still able to make at least 18% or more every arbitrage opportunity I ever acted on.
Let's talk about why arbitrage opportunities occur?
A seasoned trader will understand that most coin prices begin to rise when breaking certain resistances and trend lines. News will sometimes create arbitrage opps but they are mainly caused by huge money being pumped into coins by institutions. They are usually the start of bull runs. Last December we seen that most coins chart displayed extremely bullish patterns. Once they broke resistance it usually rockets up to a higher price and usually starts forming a new pattern that will allow the price to go even higher. The amounts of cash flowing into coins at a much faster rate creates a spread between exchanges which creates an arbitrage opportunity.
Let me debunk the misconception that one whale can eat up all the volume for himself using an arbitrage opportunity that happened just yesterday
A few months ago ADX/BTC was pumped up over 65%. It was trading for $1.19 on Bittrex and $1.47 on Binance which is around a 25% or more price spread between the exchanges. The 24 hour volume on ADX/BTC on Binance alone was over $51 million dollars most of which was traded during the arbitrage opportunity. That is a ton of volume for literally thousands of people to make a profit from by swapping these coins between exchanges. I usually trade around 40k at a time during these occurrences and I have no trouble getting my orders filled in minutes while transferring and selling on the other exchange.
Arbitrage opportunities are common before the start of and during bull runs
Arbitrage occurrences usually occur at the beginning of bull markets and we are beginning to see them occur more and more on high volume exchanges. This is how we see the market caps rise and prices of coins go up so quickly... Today there was another that occurred for ticker DNT/BTC this time it had even more volume roughly $70 million dollars worth on Binance alone. Unfortunately I was watching the movie "A Quiet Place" at the movie theatre so I wasn't able to act on the alert I received.
Feel free to ask me whatever questions you wish! Here is the arbitrage platform I use and here is a medium post that goes a bit deeper medium.com I obviously am quite familiar with arbitraging and it is the only type of day-trading I personally do so let me leave this disclaimer...
