Short answer
What can you review in StockNotify's chart workspace?
StockNotify's chart workspace combines candlestick, line, and area views with timeframe controls, indicators, drawing tools, and alert-planning lines. Choose the exact instrument and interval before reviewing its history. Optional Zones and MTFA controls add rule-based analysis to that chart context.
Use the full chart to inspect a selected symbol, or Chartbook to scan predefined market lists. A drawn entry, stop-loss, or target line is planning context; you still need to create and verify the saved alert. Neither chart markings nor an analysis verdict submits a broker order.
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What the chart workspace includes
StockNotify charts support candlestick, line, and area views, multiple timeframes, indicators, screenshots, persisted chart state, and live chart controls. The goal is to keep chart review connected to alert creation instead of forcing users to switch between separate tools.
- Candlestick, line, and area chart modes.
- Intraday and higher-timeframe controls where supported.
- Indicators, screenshots, saved state, and chart-based alerts.
How chart review connects to alerts
Users can mark entry, stop loss, and target lines on the chart, then create an alert from those planned levels. This keeps alerts connected to the reason a user cared about the price level in the first place.
What should you verify before changing timeframe?
Check the selected symbol, exchange, interval, and available history first. A daily candle summarizes different activity from a 15-minute candle, so a level or pattern may look different after switching. If history is missing, try an available interval and report the symbol and interval to support instead of interpreting an empty chart as no trading activity.
Are saved chart settings available on every device?
Chart settings and drawings use browser-local storage. They can persist on the same browser, but clearing site storage or switching devices can remove that context. A screenshot preserves a visual record of the chart at capture time; it does not establish a current price, save a notification condition, or provide an execution record. Check saved alerts in the dashboard separately from chart appearance.
Which review tool should you open next?
Use Chartbook to compare charts from predefined lists, Zones to inspect detected demand and supply areas, or MTFA to review a configured set of three timeframes. Open these tools for a specific question, such as checking a pattern's broader context. Scores and labels summarize the tool's rules, not measured chances of a future price move.
StockNotify is a monitoring tool, not financial advice. Alerts depend on market-data and delivery providers and are not guaranteed to arrive instantly. Read about data and delivery limitations.