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Yes, you can create alerts for order book depth changes, such as a shift in the bid-ask ratio or delta value.
Each alert has an expiration date. When the alert expires, you will see a small red dot near the alert name in the console. It indicates that the alert is not active. To make it active again - set a date to the future.
Double-check your logical operators (AND/OR) and verify the data sources for accuracy.
Increase the cooldown period to reduce the frequency of triggers.
Alerts can be set up using options like "Crossing up" or "Crossing down" for various market conditions. You can configure this under the alerts settings to track price movements.
Alerts can be set for significant volume changes using specific thresholds. For example, you can configure an alert to trigger if the volume is Increasing by 40%.
Yes, simply add your Telegram handle when setting up the alert configuration.
Yes, you can set alerts for top trader positions.
Yes, you can create separate alerts for bids and asks. You will need to configure each alert individually for bid and ask movements.
Yes, TRDR allows you to create alerts based on significant price movements, such as a 5% increase or decrease. You can customize this by setting up the Moving Up % or Moving Down %.
Yes, TRDR allows you to set up complex alerts using "AND" or "OR" logic. This means you can set an alert that only triggers when multiple conditions are met simultaneously.
Yes, alerts for changes in open interest can be configured. This allows you to track large shifts in market participation.
Alerts can be shared to other people in TRDR. Click to the share icon, and activate the “Shared” switch. Then copy the link and share it.
A combination of the order book depth ratio and top levels is one of the best options.
