Watchlist & alerts
Keep the stocks you follow in lists and be told when something that matters happens to them.
- Lists for every idea
- Alerts that matter
- Frames at a glance
The question it answers
How do I keep an eye on my stocks without watching all day?
Overview
What is Watchlist & alerts on MrChart?
The Watchlist keeps the stocks you follow in one place, with live prices, the target level you set for each name and how far the price is from it. Filter by whether a target has been reached, is near, or sits above or below the price, sort the list, and switch between cards and a table.
Alerts then do the watching for you. MrChart's Pro Engine can flag conditions on a stock's closed daily candle, and the Frames column shows when the 1H, 4H, daily and weekly readings turn the same way. Alerts describe bullish or bearish readings, never buy or sell instructions.
In the platform
A closer look at Watchlist & alerts
What you get
Why use Watchlist & alerts
Lists for every idea
Organise your stocks in several lists, with live prices and MrChart readings beside each name.
Alerts that matter
Price levels, new filings and engine signals on the closed candle, sent to you.
Frames at a glance
See the 1H, 4H, daily and weekly readings turn in the same direction.
How it works
How to use Watchlist & alerts in three steps
- 01
Add your stocks
Search a name or symbol and add it to your list, with a target level if you have one in mind.
- 02
Read the status
Use the filters and sorting to see which stocks reached their target, are near it, or are far from it, in cards or in a table.
- 03
Turn on alerts
Switch on engine alerts for a symbol, or for a whole list from the list menu, depending on your plan.
Who it helps
Where it fits in your day
Watching without staring
Keep your stocks in lists and let alerts tell you when something changes, instead of checking charts all day.
Tracking distance to a level
See at a glance which names are close to the level you set and which are far from it.
Reading several timeframes together
Use the Frames column to see whether the short and long timeframe readings agree before you open a chart.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How do I set up stock alerts?
Add the stock to your watchlist, then turn on engine alerts for that symbol, or for the whole list from the list menu. Alerts are based on the closed daily candle, so they reflect completed sessions.
What is a stock watchlist used for?
It is a saved list of the stocks you follow, so you can see prices, your target levels and the engine's readings together without searching each time. MrChart adds status filters and sorting to show which names need attention.
Are watchlist alerts free?
It depends on your plan. Engine alerts need a premium plan, and the pricing page shows what each plan includes.
See it on your own screen
Create a free account and open it in the platform. MrChart is an analytics and education platform. It does not give buy or sell recommendations or investment advice.