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An alert on a price or on a level that moves, set where you are looking.

Right-click the chart for a price line, or pick the call wall, the put wall or the flip and the line follows it through the session. It fires to Telegram, your phone and your webhook, once or every time price comes back.

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SPX chart with a level line on the call wall at 7,810 and a dashed price line at 7,799.25, each with its bell on the price scale

Why: an alert where you are looking, on a fixed price or on the call wall, put wall or flip wherever the book moves it. Where: right-click the chart or a ladder row (hold for half a second on a phone); the bell on the price scale opens the line's card.

How to use it

  1. Right-click a price on the chart and pick Alert at 7,809.75 for a price line at that price.
  2. Near a wall or the flip, pick Alert when price reaches Call wall instead: a level line that follows that level as the book moves it.
  3. On a ladder strike the menu offers Alert at strike and Contract card; All alerts opens the list in your account.
  4. Drag a price line up or down to move it; the new price is saved when you let go.
  5. Click the bell plate on the price scale for the card: Once, Repeat or Delete.

How to read it

Settings and controls

ControlWhat it does
Alert at <price>A price line, dashed, at that price
Alert when price reaches <level>A level line on the call wall, put wall or flip, which follows it
Alert at strikeA price line at a ladder strike
bell plateOpens the card: Once, Repeat, Delete, and when it would have fired on the day on screen
dragMoves a price line; saved on release

What it measures

A line fires on the first reading that crosses or touches it, with no waiting period, because you chose the price. A level line reads the volume book's flip, call wall or put wall, the levels the chart draws by default.

Limits

Up to 25 lines an account, kept on your account so they are on every device you sign in on. A repeating line fires again once price has been 20 SPX points away. Lines fire during the regular session only.

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Questions

What is the difference between a price line and a level line?
A price line stays at the price you set. A level line follows the volume book's call wall, put wall or flip, so when the wall moves to a new strike the line moves with it.
Can I set a line on a phone?
Yes. Hold your finger on the price for half a second to open the same menu.
Do my lines follow me to another device?
Yes. Lines are kept on your account, up to 25 of them.
What does a fired line send?
The price, the time in New York, the flip and both walls of the book at that second, and the book it read. Never a trade call.

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