For Swing Traders

Multi-day setups, alerted as they happen

Swing trading depends on catching multi-day moves at their start, not at their end. Tickerbot evaluates 12,000+ tickers every five minutes against the conditions you describe in plain English, and notifies you the moment something matches.

What swing traders use Tickerbot for

Most price-cross alerts are too noisy to be useful. Multi-condition setups are the alternative.

Breakouts that mean something

Anyone can alert on a price level. Tickerbot alerts on a breakout — price breaking above the 20-day high on volume, with VWAP confirmation. Three conditions, one sentence, zero scripting.

Example
Tell me when a stock in my watchlist breaks above its 20-day high on 2× volume
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CRWD broke 20-day high at $312.40 on 2.6× volume.

Pullbacks to support, not random dips

The hardest part of buying a pullback is knowing it's an actual pullback in an uptrend, not the start of a breakdown. Tickerbot fires when price retraces to the 50-day MA while the trend is still intact — the textbook continuation setup.

Example
Pullback to 50-day MA in an uptrend with RSI between 40 and 50
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NVDA tagged 50-day MA at $128.10, RSI 44.2, uptrend intact.

RSI bounces, not just RSI levels

"RSI under 30" fires hundreds of times a day. "RSI just crossed back above 30 with price reclaiming VWAP" is a real bounce setup — and Tickerbot only tells you when the second one actually happens.

Example
RSI recovering from oversold, price crossed back above VWAP
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SOFI RSI 32.1 (was 27.8), reclaimed VWAP at $7.24.

Multi-condition setups, single sentence

Real setups have multiple conditions. Tickerbot lets you stack them in one plain-English sentence and runs the whole thing as a single query, every five minutes during market hours.

Example
Small-cap stock breaking out from 20-day consolidation on volume with RSI under 60
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IOT matches all conditions — first hit in 14 days.

Alerts a swing trader sets up in 5 minutes

Set up your first alert

Describe a setup in plain English. Tickerbot turns it into a query and evaluates it every five minutes during market hours.