Create an alert rule
Pick an event type, narrow it down with filters and choose where the alert goes.
An alert rule tells Market Rodeo which events you want to hear about and where to send them. When a new event matches a rule, we send an alert to that rule's channels.
Before you start, add at least one channel: Discord or Telegram.
Create a rule
- In the dashboard, go to Rules and click New rule.
- Under Event type, choose what the rule is about: Insider, Stake, 8-K, IPO, Congress, Macro, Earnings or Any event.
- Set the Symbol filter (most event types have one):
- Symbols: type a ticker or company name and pick it from the list. Add as many as you like. Leave it empty (it shows All symbols) to match every company.
- Watchlist: pick one of your watchlists instead.
- Set any other filters for that event type. Every filter is optional. See the filter guide for each type below.
- Under Destinations, click the channels the alert should go to. Choose at least one.
- Give the rule a Rule name, for example "Large insider buys".
- Leave Enabled on, and click Create rule.
How filters combine
An event must pass every filter you set. Inside a filter that lets you pick several values, such as several symbols or several 8-K categories, any one of them is enough.
For example, an Insider rule with Symbols AAPL, MSFT, Transaction type Buy and Min value 250000 sends an alert for any purchase of $250K or more in Apple or Microsoft.
An empty filter doesn't narrow anything down. A rule with no filters at all sends an alert for every event of its type.
When a new rule starts sending
A rule only sends alerts for events that arrive after you create it. It doesn't send alerts for past events. To see past events, use the browse pages, such as Insider or Congress.
Pro features
On the Free plan, the Earnings and Any event types show a lock, and filters marked Paid can't be set. They're part of Pro. Free also allows up to 3 rules; when you reach the limit, New rule takes you to the Billing page.
Filter guides
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