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Set Up a Market Alert in QuantPower

This tutorial creates a market alert in QuantPower: choosing the instrument, the condition and how often it triggers, then managing your active alerts. Alerts tell you something happened; they do not place trades.

QuantPower Research · Updated 3 Nov 2026 · 2 min read

Before you start

  • A connected broker, because alerts use live prices from your broker account.
  • A reason for each alert. An alert works best at a level from your trading plan, such as a support level, a stop you want to watch or a breakout point.
The terminal with a Nifty 50 chart, a new alert at 25,100 and a list of active alerts.The terminal with a Nifty 50 chart, a new alert at 25,100 and a list of active alerts.
The terminal with a Nifty 50 chart, a new alert at 25,100 and a list of active alerts.

Step 1: Open a new alert

  1. Open Terminal and choose the instrument on the chart.
  2. Select New alert.

Step 2: Choose what the alert watches

Alert onExampleUse it for
PriceNifty crosses above 25,100Levels from your plan
IndicatorRSI (14) below 30 on 15-minute candlesIndicator conditions you want to act on by hand
Percentage moveBank Nifty falls 1% from the previous closeSharp moves during the day

You can set alerts on indices, stocks, futures and option prices.

Step 3: Set the condition and value

For a price alert, choose the condition and enter the level. In the example, the alert triggers when Nifty crosses above 25,100.

  • Crosses above triggers when the price moves from below the level to above it.
  • Crosses below triggers on the way down.

The pivot point calculator and CPR calculator give common levels to alert on.

Step 4: Choose how often it triggers

  • Once: the alert triggers the first time and then stops. Use it for a single level.
  • Every time: the alert triggers whenever the condition is met again. Use it for levels you watch every day.

Step 5: Choose notifications and create

Keep Notify me in the app on to get the alert on your phone, then select Create alert. The alert appears in the list of active alerts, with its status.

Step 6: Manage active alerts

  • Edit an alert when your plan changes.
  • Delete alerts that are no longer relevant. Too many alerts are easy to ignore.
  • Check triggered alerts at the end of the day and note what you did with each.

Alerts or automation?

An alert leaves the decision to you. If you would place the same order every time an alert triggers, consider signal trading, which turns indicator conditions and TradingView alerts into orders with stops and exits.

AlertSignal trading
Places an orderNoYes
Needs you at the screenYes, to actNo
Best forLevels you judge case by caseRules you follow the same way every time

Common problems

ProblemWhat to do
No notification on the phoneAllow notifications for the QuantPower app in your phone's settings
The alert triggered later than expectedIndicator alerts on candles trigger when the candle closes
The alert did not triggerCheck that it was active, the level and the direction of the condition

Next steps

Frequently asked questions

Do alerts place trades?

No. Use signal trading or an algo bot to place orders automatically.

Can I set alerts on options?

Yes, on option prices as well as on the underlying.

Can I get alerts on my phone?

Yes, through the QuantPower app.

Screens in this tutorial are illustrations with sample data. Labels in the app may differ slightly.
Trading involves substantial risk. This page is for information and is not investment advice.