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Trigger alert when large increase in volume on 1 min timeframe
I am trying to find a way to create an alert for when there is a large spike in volume, like 10x more than average.
While researching this, I actually came across another post (from about 5 years ago) that is exactly like what I'm looking for.
I'm not able to post links due to my account being new, however if you search for "Trigger Alert when %age in Volume Changes Within Timeframe" the post should come up.
A user (@staspo) replied to this post from 2014 with what looks like a promising code, but for the life of me, I can not get it figured out.
Here is the post he provided:
I am pretty new to thinkscript, but just to confirm that I'm entering this code in the correct place, I go to MarketWatch > Study Alert and enter the code in the Thinkscript editor and press Create Alert. When I do this, the alert is immediately triggered and no longer active. Can someone please help me? I'm trying to get this alert to stay active and simply alert me each time there is a large spike in volume but am having some difficulty. And what do I need to do to have this on the 1 minute aggregation. The goal is to catch large moves as soon as they're happening, like with Disney yesterday.
Thanks for taking time to read my post. Any help is greatly appreciated!
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