Price Target Alerts
Price target alerts let you define your entry, exit, or stop-loss level in advance and be notified the moment the stock hits it — no need to watch charts all day.
Get notified when any stock triggers a Price Target signal
Search for a stock and set your Price Target alert in seconds.
How Price Target Alerts Work
The simplest and most powerful alert: set a price level, get notified when it's hit. Price target alerts are the foundation of any alert-based trading workflow.
Use them for entries (alert me when NVDA pulls back to $850 support), exits (alert me when AAPL reaches my $210 price target), risk management (alert me if TSLA falls below $170 — I need to reassess), or earnings preparation (alert me when XYZ crosses the post-earnings resistance at $95).
Stock Alarm Pro supports both above and below price alerts for any stock, ETF, index, or futures contract. Alerts fire in real time during market hours — typically within seconds of the price being hit. Set up to unlimited alerts across your entire watchlist.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How quickly does a price alert fire after the stock hits the level?
- Stock Alarm Pro monitors prices in real time during market hours. Alerts typically fire within 5–30 seconds of a stock crossing your target price, depending on market conditions and the stock's volatility.
- Can I set both a price target above and below the current price?
- Yes. You can set an upper target ("alert me when it reaches $X") and a lower stop ("alert me if it falls to $Y") simultaneously on the same stock. This creates a price channel alert useful for range-bound trading.
- Do alerts fire during pre-market and after-hours trading?
- Stock Alarm Pro monitors prices during extended hours (pre-market and after-hours) as well as regular market hours. Alert sensitivity during extended hours depends on the stock's data availability.
- How many price alerts can I set?
- Stock Alarm Pro's premium plans support unlimited alerts. The free tier includes a limited number of active alerts. Check the pricing page for the current tier limits.
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