Multi-condition alerts: price, indicators and order flow in one alert

Multi-condition alerts join up to five conditions into one alert: price against a moving average, RSI, volume, open interest, funding and more. The alert fires when all of them hold on the same bar close, when any one holds, or when they happen one after another. It is a Pro Lab tool, part of the Pro and Elite plans.

Setting one up

1. On a computer, press Pro Lab on the right-hand toolbar; on a phone, open the analysis centre from the chart's bottom bar and choose Pro Lab. Then choose Multi-condition alerts.
2. Enter the symbol and the timeframe, then choose when it fires: All at once, Any or In order. In order, each condition must come within its own number of bars after the one before.
3. Add up to five conditions. Each one takes a series, a comparison (crosses above or below, above, below, rises or falls by a percentage within some bars, enters or leaves a range) and a number or a second series. A condition can read a higher timeframe than the alert's.
4. Press Preview to see where it would have fired, give the alert a name and press Create alert.

What you can compare

• Price: close, open, high, low, VWAP, EMA, SMA and the Bollinger bands.
• Momentum and volatility: RSI, the MACD line, signal and histogram, the percentage change and ATR.
• Volume: volume and relative volume.
• Order flow added up across exchanges: perpetual and spot net buying, open interest and its change, funding, and long or short liquidations. These work on crypto pairs and are read on the alert's own timeframe.

Good to know

• The preview runs the conditions over the last 1,000 bars and marks every bar where the alert would have fired. When it would not have fired at all, it names the one condition that held least often, so you know which one to loosen.
• Alerts are watched around the clock, even with AlertaChart closed, on crypto pairs of Binance, Bybit, OKX and Coinbase and on Hyperliquid perpetuals; other symbols get the preview and the code. A new alert appears in your Alerts panel at once and notifies your phone, Telegram if you have connected it, and the site.
• Each alert counts toward your plan's technical alerts. The AlertaScript it runs is saved in My scripts, and you can read and copy its code in the tool.