OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
(2) Two Alerts
Updated
Current Trading View free plan allows only ONE active alert.
This simple indicator Allows to trigger this ONE and ONLY alert when price reaches Higher, or Lower price level.
You can set levels and turn alerts for them on/off in settings, or by just drag-n-dropping Horizontal lines on the chart.
To set the only alert you need to create new alert, and change it's following parameters :
condition : 2alerts
Any alert function() call
Feel free to modify it on your needs.
This simple indicator Allows to trigger this ONE and ONLY alert when price reaches Higher, or Lower price level.
You can set levels and turn alerts for them on/off in settings, or by just drag-n-dropping Horizontal lines on the chart.
To set the only alert you need to create new alert, and change it's following parameters :
condition : 2alerts
Any alert function() call
Feel free to modify it on your needs.
Release Notes
Indicator allows to trigger ONE alert in two different cases :1. Price is Higher the predefined variable
2. Price is Lower the predefined variable
So basically it allows to use ONE alert as TWO alerts.
(It could be very useful for those who have FREE account like me ;) )
Instruction how to use :
1. Set necessary price levels to be alerted in indicator settings, or just move the horizontal lines.
2. Create new alert in the TV interface, and set it's condition values to :
2alerts
Any alert() function call
Release Notes
Now the horizontal lines are solid on full length.Release Notes
Now matching close with levels to break. Before was using highs and lows.Open-source script
In true TradingView spirit, the author of this script has published it open-source, so traders can understand and verify it. Cheers to the author! You may use it for free, but reuse of this code in publication is governed by House rules. You can favorite it to use it on a chart.
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