New Streaming Alerts Now available for eSignal

[Trade Ideas]

We have completed the integration of our steaming real-time alerts with eSignal. You can click on a symbol in a Trade Ideas alert window and populate your eSignal Level 2 or charts. It is very fast.

This integration works with eSignal embedded brokers like MB Trading as well. So you are able to click on a symbol in an alert window, quickly see the level 2 and chart in eSignal and place a trade instantly.

Here is a link to set up the link:
http://www.trade-ideas.com/LinkDestination.html

Here is a link that describes the set up:
http://www.trade-ideas.com/ESignalIntegration.html

If there are any questions please let us know.

Sincerely,
Dan
www.trade-ideas.com

[Trade Ideas]

Alerts Feature Description

Here is quick list of the different alerts that one can select using our product. The alerts stream via browser in real-time as the condition trigger occurs.

1) New Highs/Lows-these can be set for daily, weekly, monthly, 52 week, etc.
2) New High/Low Bids and Offers
3) Crossed Above/Below Open
4) Crossed Above/Below Close
5) Consolidation
6) High Relative Volume
7) Running Up/Down
8) Runnnig Up/Down Confirmed by volume
9) Crossed Above/Below 200 day moving average
10) Crossed Above/Below 50 day moving average
11) Crossed Above/Below 20 day moving average
12) Crossed Above/Below VWAP
13) Gap Up/Down Reversals
14) False Gap Up/Down retracements
15) Channel Breakout/Breakdown
16) Channel Breakout/Breakdown confirmed by volume
17) Block Trade- This alert can be filtered for specific size

There are filters that allow you to tailor your alerts to your specific trading style.

1) Min/Max stock price
2) Spread at time of alert
3) Min/Max daily volume
4) Min/Max Bid/Asl size at time of alert
5) Min/Max current voume
6) Stocks that are optionalble

Here is the link to the configuration screen.
http://www.trade-ideas.com/Config.ph...0000&MinRV=1.5

Best,
Dan

[Trade Ideas]

New Alerts

We just added alerts that inform you when stocks are crossed and locked. These alerts are good at signaling aggresive accumulation or distribution of a stock.

Here is the link to the help section that describes these new alerts:
http://www.trade-ideas.com/Help.html#mc