How to Set Custom Alerts for Futures Trading in TradingViewThis tutorial video demonstrates how to access and add custom alerts for futures and other types of trading as well as manage those alerts.
Learn more about trading futures with Optimus Futures using the TradingView platform here: optimusfutures.com
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TradingView Telegram Webhook Alert [TradingFinder] No Extra Code🔷 Introduction
In this tutorial, you will learn how to send TradingView alerts automatically and instantly to Telegram without the need for coding. This system is based on the TradingView webhook, which enables receiving trading signals in Telegram channels.
Using this method, you can receive buy and sell signals for Forex, Crypto, and Stocks without any delay. The Telegram alert bot supports real-time TradingView alerts and is compatible with all technical indicators, price-based signals, and Pine Script alerts.
This method allows you to establish a direct and fast connection between TradingView and Telegram without requiring any programming knowledge. Additionally, this tool is free and does not require registration.
In this tutorial, you will first create a Telegram bot to receive trading alerts, then connect the TradingView webhook to Telegram, and finally, learn how to manage trading signals automatically and without delay.
🔷 HOW TO SET UP TRADINGVIEW ALERT WEBHOOK FOR TELEGRAM WITHOUT CODING?
Now, let’s go through the step-by-step process of setting up TradingView alerts to be sent instantly to Telegram using a webhook, without any coding required.
🔶 Step 1: Find BotFather on Telegram
To create a new bot for receiving TradingView alerts, you first need to access BotFather on Telegram.
Open the Telegram app or go to Telegram Web.
In the search bar, type @ BotFather and select the verified BotFather account (as shown in the image).
Click on BotFather to start creating your bot.
This bot will help you generate an API token that is essential for setting up the webhook connection between TradingView and Telegram.
🔶 Step 2: Create a New Telegram Bot Using BotFather
Once you have opened BotFather on Telegram, follow these steps to create your bot :
Click the START button to activate BotFather.
Type /newbot and press Enter to create a new bot.
BotFather will ask you to choose a name for your bot. Enter a unique name (e.g.,Alert TV to Telegram).
Next, you need to choose a username for your bot. It must end with bot (e.g., Alert_TV_bot).
Once the bot is successfully created, BotFather will provide you with a unique API token. This token is essential for connecting your bot to TradingView Webhook. Keep it secure and do not share it with anyone.
🔶 Step 3: Add the Bot as an Admin to Your Telegram Channel
Now that you have created your bot, you need to add it as an admin to your Telegram channel where you want to receive TradingView alerts.
Follow these steps :
Search for your bot in Telegram by typing its username (e.g., @Alert_TV_bot) in the search bar.
Open your bot's profile and click "Start" to activate it.
Create a Telegram channel (or use an existing one) where you want the alerts to be sent.
Open the channel settings and go to Administrators > Add Admin.
Search for your bot using its username and select it.
Grant the necessary permissions :
Enable "Manage Messages" so the bot can send alerts.
(Optional) Enable "Change Channel Info" if you want the bot to update channel details automatically.
Click Save to confirm the changes.
🔶 Step 4: Generate the Webhook URL for TradingView (Public & Private Channels)
To send TradingView alerts to Telegram, you need to generate a Webhook URL. The format of this URL depends on whether you are sending alerts to a public channel or a private channel. Additionally, the message text must be URL Encoded to ensure it is processed correctly.
🔹 Webhook URL for Public Telegram Channels
If your Telegram channel is public, use the following format for your webhook URL :
api.telegram.org
Replace the placeholders with :
→ The API token from BotFather.
→ The username of your public Telegram channel (without the "@" symbol).
→ The URL Encoded alert message.
📌 Example :
If your bot token is 123456789:ABCDefGHIjklmnopQRSTuvwxYZ and your public channel username is TradingAlertsChannel, the webhook URL will be :
api.telegram.org
🔹 Webhook URL for Private Telegram Channels
If your Telegram channel is private, you cannot use a username (@channel_name). Instead, you must use the chat ID.
Follow these steps :
🔸 Step 1: Get the Chat ID of the Private Channel
There are two ways to get your private channel's chat_id :
Method 1: Using @ userinfobot
Forward any message from the private channel to @ userinfobot in Telegram.
The bot will reply with details, including the chat_id (which is a negative number, e.g., -1001234567890).
Method 2: Using Telegram API (getUpdates)
Open a browser and enter the following URL :
api.telegram.org
Replace with your bot’s API token from BotFather.
Press Enter, and you will see a response containing messages, including the chat_id of your private channel.
The chat_id will look something like -1009876543210.
🔸 Step 2: Use the Webhook URL Format for Private Channels
Once you have the chat_id, use the following webhook format :
api.telegram.org
Replace the placeholders with :
→ The API token from BotFather.
→ The numeric chat ID of your private channel (e.g., -1009876543210).
→ The URL Encoded alert message.
📌 Example :
If your bot token is 123456789:ABCDefGHIjklmnopQRSTuvwxYZ and your private channel ID is -1009876543210, the webhook URL will be :
api.telegram.org
🔶 Step 5: Configure Webhook in TradingView Alerts
Now that we have generated the Webhook URL, the next step is to configure TradingView alerts to send real-time notifications to Telegram.
Follow these steps to set up the webhook :
Open the TradingView Alert Settings
•Go to TradingView and open the chart for the asset you want to track (e.g., BTCUSD).
•Click on the Alert (⏰) button at the top of the screen.
•In the alert settings window, go to the "Notifications" tab.
Enable Webhook URL
•Check the box for "Webhook URL" to enable webhook notifications.
•Paste your Telegram Webhook URL into the box.
Example for a public channel :
api.telegram.org
Example for a private channel (with chat ID -1009876543210) :
api.telegram.org
Customize Your Alert Message
Make sure your alert message is URL Encoded (e.g., spaces should be %20).
Example message :
Hello, This is a test alert!
URL Encoded Format :
Hello%2C%20This%20is%20a%20test%20alert%21
Save the Alert
•Click "Save" to activate the TradingView alert.
•Now, whenever the alert condition is met, TradingView will send a message to Telegram via the webhook.
Setting Alerts by Watchlist
Hello, traders.
If you "Follow", you can always get new information quickly.
Please click "Boost" as well.
Have a nice day today.
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Now, you can receive alerts for various coins (tokens) that meet the conditions with TradingView's alert settings without using an external program.
You can add the coin (token) you want to trade to a watchlist and receive alerts that meet the conditions.
You can now set alerts by watchlist.
If you want to receive an alarm only once per candle when the BW (100) indicator of the 1D chart is broken, set it as shown in the picture.
It seems that the time frame chart settings of the alert are supported in various ways.
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Thank you for reading to the end.
I hope you have a successful trade.
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How to use Trading View - Part 2 - Drawings and AlertsHow to use Trading View - Part 2 - Drawings and Alerts
Remember to assign different colours to different Time Frames as we saw in the last video. www.youtube.com
Also, you can be a bit innovative and use the Trend lines to create alerts not just for the price but time as well.
My Most Used TradingView Hotkeys!Just wanted to highlight a few of my most-used TradingView hotkeys:
ALT + H: Horizontal line – Ideal for marking round numbers or mark tight support/resistance areas. For broader S&R zones, I often use the rectangle tool.
ALT + V: Vertical line – Rarely use it, it’s handy for highlighting specific dates below the chart.
ALT + T: Trendline – Provides quick access to one of the most essential tools for analyzing long-term stock movements.
[* ]ALT + I: Invert the chart – Probably the most interesting hotkey! If you find it challenging to take "SELL" setups or tend to prefer "BUY" ideas, flipping the chart can reveal a fresh perspective. If your bias remains unchanged after inverting, it may be a solid setup for you. This can help reduce psychological biases; sometimes, just viewing it from another angle makes all the difference.
ALT + S: Take a screenshot – An easy way to share your chart with friends or colleagues.
ALT + F: Fibonacci tool – I’m using it less often lately, but it’s still there when needed.
ALT + W: Add to watchlist – Quickly adds interesting charts to your watchlist.
ALT + A: Set an alert
SHIFT + CLICK: Measure tool – Instant access to measure distances or changes on the chart.
Hopefully, this helps save you a bit of time hunting for these tools. After all, time is money!
Regards,
Vaido
Activate the alarm function when touching the set indicator
Hello, traders.
If you "Follow", you can always get new information quickly.
Please click "Boost" as well.
Have a nice day today.
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One of the good things about using TradingView charts is that you can use the alarm function.
This alarm function has a limit on the number depending on the plan you use, so please check it out.
I will take the time to explain the alarm function using my chart.
It is hard, boring, and tedious to just look at the chart until you meet the desired trading point or criteria.
If you do that, you may end up making a wrong trade or missing the trading period while doing something else.
If you create an alarm and change the Value section to the HA-MS_BW indicator, multiple indicators will be displayed.
The indicators currently activated on the chart are HA-Low, HA-High, BW, and M-Signal indicators on the 1D chart, so you can select BW or HA-Low, LH, LL and check if the alarm turns on when they cross.
When looking at the 15m chart, since it is moving sideways in the box section of the HA-Low indicator, if you set it to LH, LL indicator, the alarm will come when you touch the upper or lower point of the box.
Then, you can use it conveniently when you want to trade within the box section.
If you want to trade in a large trend, I think it would be good to set the alarm to turn on when you touch the 5EMA on the 1D chart.
Or, you can set the alarm to turn on when the OBV indicator breaks through the high (HH) or low (LL) line upward.
If you are a paid member of TradingView, I highly recommend using the alarm function.
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Have a good time.
Thank you.
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- Big picture
The real uptrend is expected to start after it rises above 29K.
The area expected to be touched in the next bull market is 81K-95K.
#BTCUSD 12M
1st: 44234.54
2nd: 61383.23
3rd: 89126.41
101875.70-106275.10 (overshooting)
4th: 134018.28
151166.97-157451.83 (overshooting)
5th: 178910.15
These are points where resistance is likely to occur in the future.
We need to check if these points can be broken upward.
We need to check the movement when this section is touched because I think a new trend can be created in the overshooting section.
#BTCUSD 1M
If the major uptrend continues until 2025, it is expected to start forming a pull back pattern after rising to around 57014.33.
1st: 43833.05
2nd: 32992.55
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Maximise Your Trading Success 3 Essential Tips for Setting AlertSetting alerts in trading is crucial for effective risk management and maximising opportunities. Here are three key reasons why you should set alerts:
1. Timely Response to Market Movements:
Proactive Trading: Alerts enable traders to respond promptly to significant market movements, ensuring they don't miss critical entry or exit points. This is particularly important in the highly volatile markets, where prices can change rapidly.
Automation: Automated alerts reduce the need for constant monitoring, allowing traders to focus on analysis and strategy while being notified of important market events.
2. Risk Management:
Stop-Loss and Take-Profit Alerts: Alerts can help enforce disciplined trading by reminding traders to execute their stop-loss or take-profit orders, thus limiting potential losses and securing profits.
Risk Mitigation: By setting alerts for specific price levels or economic events, traders can better manage risk and avoid significant losses due to unforeseen market changes.
3. Enhanced Trading Efficiency:
Focus on Strategy: Alerts allow traders to concentrate on their trading strategy without being glued to their screens all day. This can lead to more thoughtful decision-making and reduced emotional trading.
Opportunities Identification: Alerts can be set for various technical indicators or chart patterns, helping traders to identify and act on potential trading opportunities more efficiently.
Setting alerts in forex trading enhances your ability to respond to market changes quickly, manage risk effectively, and improve overall trading efficiency.
How to Send Alerts from Tradingview to Telegram I found a new way for sending alerts from tradingview to telegram channel or telegram group by using webhook. I’ve been looking for a while and most of the ways had problems. Some of them had delays in sending the alerts and were not secure because they were using public bots. Some of them required money and were not free. Some of the ways needed coding knowledge. The way I recommend does not have these problems.
It has three simple steps:
1. Creating a telegram channel or group;
2. Creating a telegram bot by using botfather;
3. Signing in/up in pipedream.com.
I made a video for presenting my way. I hope it was helpful and if you have any questions make sure to comment so I can help you.
Thank you!
HOW-TO: Execute closed-source script alerts via TradingConnectorHOW-TO: Auto-Execute closed-source script alerts using TradingConnector
(Assuming alerts don't match required syntax and script author won't adjust)
TradingView hosts numerous Pine-Scripts with alerts generated by those scripts. Oftentimes, you discover an indicator or strategy with promising parameters, and to top it off, the alerts trigger precisely when needed. It feels as though the entire setup is pleading, "Automate me!"
However, there's a challenge. Many times, these scripts are closed-source, and the alert messages they produce don't align with the execution service's syntax requirements. Moreover, the script author may not be inclined to modify these alerts.
Introducing the "Search&Replace Alerts Modifier" Module
TradingConnector has recently introduced the “Search&Replace Alerts Modifier” module, offering a solution to this issue. This module acts as a bridge between alerts generated by closed-source scripts and the expected syntax of TradingConnector. By intercepting alerts fired from TradingView, the Alerts Modifier adjusts them using a familiar Search&Replace mechanism. Consequently, these alerts are aligned with the required syntax before being forwarded for execution in MetaTrader.
Configuring the Alerts Modifier is straightforward. Users only need to specify two strings of text for Search&Replace: one to identify within the incoming alert and the other to replace it in every occurrence.
Example Scenario
Consider an alert generated by a closed-source script:
{"id": 1701248700,"symbol": "XAUUSD","command": "short tradesymbol=XAUUSD lot=0.01","time": 1701248700}
This alert, in its current form, wouldn't be parsed by TradingConnector due to the absence of an expected keyword like short . It contains a partial occurrence of the term ( "...mind": "short" ) that wouldn't be recognized.
Processing this alert through the Search&Replace Alerts Modifier, with a specification to replace " symbol with a plain space , transforms the alert into a recognizable format:
{ id : 1701248700, symbol : XAUUSD , command : short tradesymbol=XAUUSD lot=0.01 , time : 1701248700}
Now, the distinct short keyword is recognizable, enabling the alert's execution in MetaTrader. Moreover, irrelevant words ( time, id, symbol, command ) or strings ( :1701248700, XAUUSD ) are intelligently ignored without causing any disruption.
Customization and Flexibility
Users can configure multiple search&replace pairs of strings, facilitating comprehensive customization to accommodate various alert formats and syntax variations.
By incorporating the "Search&Replace Alerts Modifier" alongside TradingConnector, traders can seamlessly handle alerts from closed-source scripts that diverge from the expected syntax. This module acts as a pivotal tool, reconciling these discrepancies and enabling the automated execution of alerts in MetaTrader without necessitating modifications to the original scripts.
How To Send Alerts From TradingView To TwitterSend alerts in just a few minutes from TradingView to Twitter using webhooks.
With one webhook URL and workflow in Pipedrem you can send alerts to Twitter, Telegram and Discord at the same time (keep in mind that you need ONLY ONE webhook URL and ONLY ONE workflow) .
You can see the needed tutorials in my previous videos for sending alerts to Telegram and Discord.
How To Send Alerts From TradingView To DiscordSend alerts with just a few clicks in 3 minutes from TradingView to Discord using webhooks.
And further in the video learn more about working with Discord.
The example commands for JSON that I used in TradingView's alert section in the video:
{ "content" : "Buy" }
{ "content" : "Buy 1 min {{exchange}}:{{ticker}}, price = {{close}} Time ={{time}} " }
Indicator introduction: Auto Trendline & Breakout AlertNote: This indicator will be published soon
In short, this indicator is a tool designed for different purposes:
1) Automatic drawing of trend lines
2) Classification of trend lines based on the reaction of price chart and trading volume
3) Receiving trend lines breakout alerts
4) Analyzing smaller time frames is time consuming and tedious, but this tool makes it easy. The following figure shows 5-m time frame chart, you can see the panel of the latest breakouts on it (You can enable the panel in the settings menu):
How it works?
Trend lines are classified into 6 levels, of which only 3 are enabled by default.
Level 01 (Red Lines) is the strongest level. Therefore, the breakout of these lines is the most important signal of this indicator.
Volume verification helps you avoid fake Breakouts.
As you can see, both the labels and the table show the status of the trading volume when the lines breakout.
Trading volume is classified into 5 levels:
Over volume (confirmed ✅)
High volume (confirmed ✅)
Neutral
Low volume (potential fake breakout ⚠)
Minor volume (potential fake breakout ⚠)
This indicator can be used on both logarithmic and linear charts. (Scale in the settings menu can be changed from linear to logarithmic)
Finally, this indicator includes a trend line breakout alert and you can be notified wherever you are. you can add alerts to different charts and enter the market in the best conditions.
If you like it, please leave a comment.
Indicator introduction: Auto Trendline & Breakout AlertNote: This indicator will be published soon
In short, this indicator is a tool designed for different purposes:
1) Automatic drawing of trend lines
2) Classification of trend lines based on the reaction of price chart and trading volume
3) Receiving trend lines breakout alerts
4) Analyzing smaller time frames is time consuming and tedious, but this tool makes it easy. The following figure shows 2-H time frame chart, you can see the panel of the latest breakouts on it (You can enable the panel in the settings menu):
How it works?
Trend lines are classified into 6 levels, of which only 3 are enabled by default.
Level 01 (Red Lines) is the strongest level. Therefore, the breakout of these lines is the most important signal of this indicator.
Volume verification helps you avoid fake Breakouts.
As you can see, both the labels and the table show the status of the trading volume when the lines breakout.
Trading volume is classified into 5 levels:
Over volume (confirmed ✅)
High volume (confirmed ✅)
Neutral
Low volume (potential fake breakout ❌)
Minor volume (potential fake breakout ❌)
This indicator can be used on both logarithmic and linear charts. (Scale in the settings menu can be changed from linear to logarithmic)
Finally, this indicator includes a trend line breakout alert and you can be notified wherever you are. you can add alerts to different charts and enter the market in the best conditions.
If you like it, please leave a comment.
Indicator introduction: Auto Trendline & Breakout AlertNote: This indicator will be published soon
In short, this indicator is a tool designed for different purposes:
1) Automatic drawing of trend lines
2) Classification of trend lines based on the reaction of price chart and trading volume
3) Receiving trend lines breakout alerts
4) Analyzing smaller time frames is time consuming and tedious, but this tool makes it easy. The following figure shows 15-min time frame:
How it works?
Trend lines are classified into 6 levels, of which only 3 are enabled by default.
Level 01 (Red Lines) is the strongest level. Therefore, the breakout of these lines is the most important signal of this indicator.
Volume verification helps you avoid fake Breakouts.
As you can see, both the labels and the table show the status of the trading volume when the lines breakout.
Trading volume is classified into 5 levels:
Over volume (confirmed ✅)
High volume (confirmed ✅)
Neutral
Low volume (potential fake breakout ❌)
Minor volume (potential fake breakout ❌)
This indicator can be used on both logarithmic and linear charts. (Scale in the settings menu can be changed from linear to logarithmic)
Finally, this indicator includes a trend line breakout alert and you can be notified wherever you are. you can add alerts to different charts and enter the market in the best conditions.
If you like it, please leave a comment.
Indicator introduction: Auto Trendline & Breakout AlertNote: This indicator will be published soon
In short, this indicator is a tool designed for different purposes:
1) Automatic drawing of trend lines
2) Classification of trend lines based on the reaction of price chart and trading volume
3) Receiving trend lines breakout alerts
4) Analyzing smaller time frames is time consuming and tedious, but this tool makes it easy. The following figure shows 2-H time frame:
How it works?
Trend lines are classified into 6 levels, of which only 3 are enabled by default.
Level 01 (Red Lines) is the strongest level. Therefore, the breakout of these lines is the most important signal of this indicator.
Volume verification helps you avoid fake Breakouts.
As you can see, both the labels and the table show the status of the trading volume when the lines breakout.
Trading volume is classified into 5 levels:
Over volume (confirmed ✅)
High volume (confirmed ✅)
Neutral
Low volume (potential fake breakout ❌)
Minor volume (potential fake breakout ❌)
This indicator can be used on both logarithmic and linear charts. (Scale in the settings menu can be changed from linear to logarithmic)
Finally, this indicator includes a trend line breakout alert and you can be notified wherever you are. you can add alerts to different charts and enter the market in the best conditions.
If you like it, please leave a comment.
Indicator introduction: Auto Trendline & Breakout AlertNote: This indicator will be published soon
In short, this indicator is a tool designed for different purposes:
1) Automatic drawing of trend lines
2) Classification of trend lines based on the reaction of price chart and trading volume
3) Receiving trend lines breakout alerts
4) Analyzing smaller time frames is time consuming and tedious, but this tool makes it easy. The following figure shows 3-min time frame:
How it works?
Trend lines are classified into 6 levels, of which only 3 are enabled by default.
Level 01 (Red Lines) is the strongest level. Therefore, the breakout of these lines is the most important signal of this indicator.
Volume verification helps you avoid fake Breakouts.
As you can see, both the labels and the table show the status of the trading volume when the lines breakout.
Trading volume is classified into 5 levels:
Over volume (confirmed ✅)
High volume (confirmed ✅)
Neutral
Low volume (potential fake breakout ❌)
Minor volume (potential fake breakout ❌)
This indicator can be used on both logarithmic and linear charts. (Scale in the settings menu can be changed from linear to logarithmic)
Finally, this indicator includes a trend line breakout alert and you can be notified wherever you are. you can add alerts to different charts and enter the market in the best conditions.
If you like it, please leave a comment.
Indicator introduction: Auto Trendline & Breakout AlertNote: This indicator will be published soon
In short, this indicator is a tool designed for different purposes:
1) Automatic drawing of trend lines
2) Classification of trend lines based on the reaction of price chart and trading volume
3) Receiving trend lines breakout alerts
4) Analyzing smaller time frames is time consuming and tedious, but this tool makes it easy. The following figure shows 5-min time frame:
How it works?
Trend lines are classified into 6 levels, of which only 3 are enabled by default.
Level 01 (Red Lines) is the strongest level. Therefore, the breakout of these lines is the most important signal of this indicator.
Volume verification helps you avoid fake Breakouts.
As you can see, both the labels and the table show the status of the trading volume when the lines breakout.
Trading volume is classified into 5 levels:
Over volume (confirmed ✅)
High volume (confirmed ✅)
Neutral
Low volume (potential fake breakout ❌)
Minor volume (potential fake breakout ❌)
This indicator can be used on both logarithmic and linear charts. (Scale in the settings menu can be changed from linear to logarithmic)
Finally, this indicator includes a trend line breakout alert and you can be notified wherever you are. you can add alerts to different charts and enter the market in the best conditions.
If you like it, please leave a comment.
Indicator introduction: Auto Trendline & Breakout AlertNote: This indicator will be published soon
In short, this indicator is a tool designed for different purposes:
1) Automatic drawing of trend lines
2) Classification of trend lines based on the reaction of price chart and trading volume
3) Receiving trend lines breakout alerts
4) Analyzing smaller time frames is time consuming and tedious, but this tool makes it easy. The following figure shows 1-min time frame:
How it works?
Trend lines are classified into 6 levels, of which only 3 are enabled by default.
Level 01 (Red Lines) is the strongest level. Therefore, the breakout of these lines is the most important signal of this indicator.
Volume verification helps you avoid fake Breakouts.
As you can see, both the labels and the table show the status of the trading volume when the lines breakout.
Trading volume is classified into 5 levels:
Over volume (confirmed ✅)
High volume (confirmed ✅)
Neutral
Low volume (potential fake breakout ❌)
Minor volume (potential fake breakout ❌)
This indicator can be used on both logarithmic and linear charts. (Scale in the settings menu can be changed from linear to logarithmic)
Finally, this indicator includes a trend line breakout alert and you can be notified wherever you are. you can add alerts to different charts and enter the market in the best conditions.
If you like it, please leave a comment.
Indicator introduction: Auto Trendline & Breakout AlertNote: This indicator will be published soon
In short, this indicator is a tool designed for different purposes:
1) Automatic drawing of trend lines
2) Classification of trend lines based on the reaction of price chart and trading volume
3) Receiving trend lines breakout alerts
Trend lines are classified into 6 levels, of which only 3 are enabled by default.
Level 01(orange) is the strongest level. Therefore, the breakout of these lines is the most important signal of this indicator.
Volume verification helps you avoid fake Breakouts.
As you can see, both the labels and the table show the status of the trading volume when the lines breakout.
Trading volume is classified into 5 levels:
Over volume (confirmed ✅)
High volume (confirmed ✅)
Neutral
Low volume (potential fake breakout ❌)
Minor volume (potential fake breakout ❌)
This indicator can be used on both logarithmic and linear charts. (Scale in the settings menu can be changed from linear to logarithmic)
Finally, this indicator includes a trend line breakout alert and you can be notified wherever you are. you can add alerts to different charts and enter the market in the best conditions.
If you like it, please leave a comment.
Auto-delivering TradingView Alerts into MT4, MT5Check out TradingConnector (dot_com), an integration tool, which enables auto-delivery of TradingView Alerts in to MT4 and MT4, to trade Forex, commodities and indices!
Delivery time is below 1 second, so it can be even used for scalping, as well as higher timeframe trading.
Disclaimer: This is no financial advice nor any financial service. Remember – 95%+ traders lose money. You are trading at your own risk.
Clarifying "Once per bar" and "Once per bar close" alert optionSince I can't find any official documentation about this, I am posting this to help others like me who struggled sorting this out.
When creating an alert, be it a custom alert or not:
- "Once per bar" will not wait the bar close to trigger the alert. If the condition is triggered once but ends up to be false at bar close, the alert will have triggered but will not show on the chart and backtest.
- "Once per bar close" will wait for bar close to trigger the alert. With this option you are sure to stick with the backtest and avoid less strong signals, but waiting for bar close might reduce profits.





















