Topic: Startup for Technical Indicator Alarms (Read 235 times)

Guys, we're live 

Our tool is available here: https://www.cantor.ai/

We are looking for a couple of volunteers to help us improve this platform for traders with their feedback and comments. We think that TradingView does not offer all the possibilities in terms of screening or alarms, and the price is not the most favorable for those who need more such options. If indicators (any!) are an irreplaceable pillar of your trading strategy, or if you once wanted a feature that current platforms do not offer, we would love for you to join us, and let’s start creating the best alarm platform for retail traders! If that sounds interesting to you, feel free to DM me or reply to this message

Thank you for the idea. I've thought about that, but the issue is that many people have turned their notifications off or left their phones in do not disturb mode. In that case, any vibrations/sounds you set up wouldn't be reproduced by the phone. However, one thing that comes to my mind is to include that information in the email subject. This way you could know what happened by looking at the received notification.
For SMS, that information should be displayed at the beginning of the SMS so you don't need to open or expand the message from the notification drawer.

Good idea; in a way, one major part of your alarms would be automatically pinging. Maybe a customized ping and notification would help you identify if it's time to short or long? The specific ring could immediately give you an idea of what direction the market is going, so you would have that immediate reaction to the market ASAP.

Additionally, customization with other things with the phone would be ideal, like vibration or something like that.

I love the idea of having it customized to my liking so it would be easy to get the information.

Thank you for the suggestion. We're aware that marketing is our biggest problem. That's why we've decided to continue working on this tool together with a closed group of people who're interested in this tool. Our goal is to help those people overcome the problems they have with current solutions that exist on the market (i.e. Trading view signals). They'll be a part of our telegram community where we discuss everything related to the development of the tool.

OP, it's not the tool that's going to be a problem for you. It's marketing your tool, and it would be horrible for you if you took most of your time and resources building the tool, but it doesn't get the attention of the community. Plus TradingView already has alerts based on signals from technical indicators.

I believe you should start with something simpler, and first build a Telegram bot for alerts to build a following for your projects in the future.

I'm sorry for the delay, as usual, life happens and everything that I planned to do had been postponed. But, here's my current update

The website is 90% done (need to finalize some things regarding SMS & Email sending) I expect it to be live for use this week. Release date will most likely be at Thursday or Friday

If you want to receive alarms, you'll need to sign in (google or discord - if you need some other provider, please let me know). Once signed in, you'll have an option to choose from examples that I've created, but also to create your own alarms.

The examples that I'll provide are:
1. Overbought alarm - RSI > 70
2. Oversold alarm - RSI < 30
3. Death cross alarm
4. Golden cross alarm
5. Bullish MACD alarm
6. Bearish MACD alarm
7. All time high alarm

This morning I tested them and found out that the bullish alarm for MACD was triggered

Below you can check out some screenshot on how the website will look like
https://freeimage.host/i/HXO06U7
https://freeimage.host/i/HXO0iJ9
https://freeimage.host/i/HXO0sRe

I'm glad you find this useful. Currently I'm in the progress of making the app. I expect to present you the first version this week. For now, I've ceeated following alarms:
1. When RSI > 70
2. When RSI < 30
3. Death cross
4. Golden cross
5. New ATH

Those alarms can be set for BTC, ETH, SOL, ADA, BNB, AVAX

Please tell me which other alarms you'd like to see, and for which coins.

You'll be able to create alarms, view scheduled alarms (edit/delete them).
For this iteration you'll have email & sms alerts.

This is still work in progress, but here's a glimpse on how it should look like  
Feel free to leave your suggestions
https://streamable.com/njhu75

Apps like these are useful because we can now get alerts on our phones if we are outside and not in the front of the computer. If we have an experience or a little knowledge in coding, we can use this to develop our own app because we might feel that something is missing on the existing apps that we have today. There's one user on the forum who did the same and he shared his own trading app here.

Too bad I forgot the title of his thread but once I remember I will go back to post here and maybe you guys will like that app he created. Telegram is a nice messaging tool but if we can squeeze all the signals here then why not? That saves us more space in our phone.

Yes. We are aware that Bollinger bands can act as momentum/trend continuation indicators when the price breaks out of them in both directions or a reversal one when the price goes back into the BB area after it has previously already broken out of it. Also, we can compute how wide the BB is in both nominal and relative price terms which would indicate how compressed or volatile the previous price action in the band is. So in total, that would be five different  uses of the same indicator

In crypto, I do not yet know of free indicators that will give you alarm for several indicators. I only know of setting price and you can be notified when the price is gotten to. But if talking about notification messages for indicators like BB, RSI and other indicators, I have only known of the paid ones. I have heard that some exist freely in forex trading, but I do not know how true it is because I am solely a crypto trader.

That would be nice and excellent, especially if there is notification when the candle stick price of a coin set reaches the upper, middle or lower band which is what traders are more concerned about.

It is nothing, never mind about it. OP means opening post and it is used to refer to someone that started a thread just like you started this thread, you are the OP of this thread. You can even see that on your username when posting on this thread.

I'm not sure if we're on the same page, so let me briefly explain what I meant in the 2nd point. It's not that you'd have only one option available. You could enter a specific threshold at which YOU want to trigger the alarm and if not, the alarm would trigger when the price touches the band. You'd be able to create several Bollinger band alarms, some that get triggered when the price touches the band, and some with a defined
threshold

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Ah okay. I thought that you were already using something like my startup idea
Sorry, but I'm not sure what do you mean by OP indicators? Do you mean Opening Price? To have an alarm that would be triggered if the Opening Price of [cryptocurrency] is less/greater than [defined_value]?

There are a lot of mobile Apps that give certain types of notifications about important indicators such as RSI, SMA, MACD and others, so many users may want to use such an application if you have the ability to program a more sophisticated one with more improvements.

Also, a Telegram bot that gives such notifications can be attractive to many who prefer to use Telegram to receive notifications.

This is quite interesting but you remember bollinger band is not just an indicator that determines the continuous movement on upward or downwards after it has touched the bands. This is because it can as well change direction just after it has touched up and it starts running down, so how do you determine this with the alarm also. Bollinger band is very sensitive in nature and can confuse a trader very fast.

I would like to find a situation where we don't have to do an OR to pick a trade that's expected to head in the same direction. It's going to be a mere guess work if that happens. If we're going to rely on BB to determine a trade for, let's say, a buy; then it should be accurate when it touches a certain point or does a certain thing. Vice versa. It shouldn't be a guess work like the "or" situation. We can factor in "or" when we think a buy or a sell will happen, and not when we're looking at a specific. That's my concern. How do you eliminate such?

This is a technical indicator alarm if you can manage to add a sms notification to make user aware what’s happening behind when the data is off. I believe I saw this kind of idea before on the forum and he has already a working prototype app. I forget who’s the user but you’ve got same idea over this kind of alarm app.

Nevertheless a tool will always be helpful. I will be to try your apps once it’s already available. One thing I would love to see is the ability to choose an exchange for the token.

I have heard some people that make use of TradingView, the paid one though. What I mean in my post is that I do not use paid indicators which can do such work and I mean that you are welcome with your idea.

How about RSI? As for the ones that I know, you will be able to set the number from 0 to 100 that you want the alarm to trigger, I hope OP indicators alarm would work like that too, in a way you can set it to any number that you want.

For many traders, you have to be looking at the chart to know when the market price of a coin has already touch certain part of an indicator, with the alarm, you do not need to always watch the screen or be checking the chart always.

I'm aware that Trading view has indicator support.
My idea differs in two things at the start, and there will be more:
1. With Tradingview, you have to work manually for each coin you are interested in. I plan to create it such that you can get an automatic notification for all coins where there is a change in the indicator; that is, with Tradingview the focus is on the choice of coins, and with us on the indicator
2. On Tradingview you have 10 free alarms until you upgrade the program; I plan to limit it to the number of indicators, for example, you could have MACD indicators for all the coins that I plan to support (for now BTC, ETH, SOL, ADA, BNB, but that's just in the beginning - the goal is to support 10K+ cryptocurrencies)

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Thank you for pointing that out. I still have to consult with my trader colleagues, but here are some ideas that came up to my mind:
1. Alarm to show how tight/separated the bands are to show high/low volatility or begin of a trending move
2. Alaram turns on when the price touches the band, or just before it reaches it (here you could define with a slider the distance between the price and the bands. Based on the distance, an alarm would trigger

What do you think about these ideas? I'd love to hear your opinion, as well as the opinion of others

This will be an interesting support to trading and I believe if you get your plan very well then you will get more people to like it. In the regards of bollinger band, how do you intend the alarm to trigger off? It is crossing up or down because bollinger can also be used to determine volatility and yet it could be silent sometimes.

However the alarm too will help more to ease stress of always checking out your trade at very short intervals.

Tradingview has this kind of feature which I’m using before for my buy and sell signal during the days when I’m doing a day trading. You can access this feature even with free account by just clicking the alarm clock icon on trading view.

Here’s the sample alarm that I used before on MACD and RSI indicator:


You can use this link for the indicator alarm script on tradingview: https://www.tradingview.com/scripts/alarm/

Most of us avoid giving many information about them, so do not think about SMS and Phone Calls only email notifications or within the site will be appropriate.
Therefore, the method of displaying data and completing it is better than notifications, given that the change is longer than a day and therefore does not need to respond in real time.