A good alert gives you everything you need to act in seconds. A bad alert is a ping that makes you open a chart and start analyzing, which defeats the point.
What a Useful Alert Contains
- →The asset and the direction.
- →The entry price.
- →The stop.
- →The targets.
Set Your Rules Once
- 1.Choose the direction: long, short or both.
- 2.Choose which signals are worth waking up for, for example by quality.
- 3.Limit duplicates so you are not alerted repeatedly for the same asset.
- 4.Turn on push notifications on your phone.
Avoid Alert Overload
Too many alerts is the fastest way to stop reading them. Start narrow, review after a week or two, and widen only if you are acting on everything you receive.
Have an Order Routine Ready
- →Know how to place a market or limit order on your exchange app.
- →Know how to attach the stop and take-profit at the same time.
- →Know your standard risk per trade so sizing takes seconds.
In The Secret Vault
You set the alert rules once, long, short or both, and which signals matter. When a signal reaches the state you chose, a push alert arrives with the levels on it.
Get The Plan Sent To Your Phone
The Secret Vault watches 1,000+ assets across six exchanges for reversals, writes the plan (entry, stop and two targets) and sends it to your phone. You place the order. 7-day free trial.
Try The Secret Vault FreeCan I change my alert rules later?
Yes. Reviewing and tightening your rules now and then is part of using signals well.