Price change alerts allow you to set thresholds for certain stock prices, and receive notifications when those thresholds are breached. This can help you keep track of your investments and make informed decisions about when to buy or sell. In this article, we'll explore the various types of price change alerts available and how to set them up. We'll also discuss the benefits and limitations of using price change alerts and provide some tips for using them effectively.
A Price Change from Current Alert is triggered when the price of the stock changes by a set dollar amount from the stock’s current price. Two limits are created with this alert: an upper price limit and a lower price limit.
A Price Change Increase from Current Alert is triggered when the price of the stock increases by a set dollar amount from the current price.
A Price Change Decrease from Current Alert is triggered when the price of the stock being watched decreases by a set dollar amount from the current price.
A 1-Day Price Change Target Alert is triggered when the price of the stock changes being watched increases OR decreases by a set dollar amount from the stock's opening price of that day.
A Closing Price Change Alert is triggered when the closing price of the stock being watched increases OR decreases by a set dollar amount from the stock's current price.
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