Stock Price Reminder Tool, haven't you used it yet?

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Suitable for office workers and other coworkers who don't have time to keep an eye on stock prices to seize opportunities.

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This reminder gadget has been lying here for a long time, haven't you played it yet? You'll use it after reading it, listen to me blow it for you.

This is a great price reminder tool. What can it do?

I'm very concerned about fluctuations in the price of ** stocks. There are major changes in stock prices that remind me that I'll see whether to buy or sell again.

For example, I set an alert for a 2% increase. If the phone actually goes up 2%, the phone will ring or vibrate, and the app will pop and push will also be received. Anyway, the reminder is in place.

Using this small tool, I don't have to keep an eye on the market; my phone can always alert me to the changes in the stock price of this stock I'm thinking about! Ding!

Did you notice, this reminder gadget turned out to be lying here. [Individual Stock Page] -- [Reminder]

Once in, there are many types of reminders, mainly divided into 2 types.

Raising to a certain value triggers a reminder

Increase*% triggers an alert

Application scenario 1 (case not recommended stock): For example, I bought 180$Tesla (TSLA.US)$I want to sell 200, and I set a reminder to raise to 200 to remind me. You can choose the frequency of reminders: once a reminder, a daily reminder, or a continuous reminder.

Application scenario 2 (case not stock recommendation): A colleague not far from my office usually doesn't have much time to keep an eye on the market when she goes to work; her method is just to keep an eye on the goose factory$TENCENT (00700.HK)$This stock is traded back and forth. Set an arrival alert for the stock price to fall to 350, and set an arrival reminder for the stock price to rise to 400.

The stock price has dropped to 350. The app reminds me to go buy a goose factory

The stock price has risen to 400. The app reminds them to sell the goose factory

She said, “If it's below 350, I won't watch it; if I sell it over 400, I won't watch it.”

“I'm timid. I only spend a little money to make T. If it's OK, I'll eat this band a few times in a year, so I can buy a bag.”

Application scenario 3 (case not recommended stock): For example, I bought$ProShares UltraPro QQQ ETF (TQQQ.US)$Then I'm very concerned about the rise and fall of the NASDAQ index.

In the same way, let me give you a reminder of the last rise and fall in the index! $Nasdaq (NDAQ.US)$$Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$$SSE Composite Index (000001.SH)$Everything can be set

For example, should I set the 3% rise and fall rate for the NASDAQ index?

Ding! Price alert, a certain index has dropped 3%! What's the situation, how did it drop so much today? I'll see if there's any chance to find the bottom.

Ding! Price alert, an index has risen by more than 3%! What's the situation, how did it rise so much today, I wonder

Hurry up and add a reminder to the stocks you are interested in~~~~ Keep abreast of stock price developments

Teaser for the next issue

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Disclaimers:

This article is for informational purposes only and does not recommend any specific investment strategy or configuration investment advice. The content is general, used strictly for educational purposes, and should not be considered investment advice, nor does it constitute an offer or solicitation to buy, trade or redeem any investment product. Before making any investment decision, you should consider your personal circumstances and associated risks and consult a professional investment advisor if necessary.

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