Real-Time Trade Alerts

With the "Starter" membership, you'll have the opportunity to learn, grow, and begin your path towards financial success in the world of trading.  

Starter is a subscription-based service that provides simple, real-time trade alerts to traders of all levels. Trade alerts include : Ticker Name, Trade Type, Position Type, Entry Price, Stop-loss Price, Target Price. We also send Trade Alerts for reasons that include but limited to : Take Profit, Raise Stop-loss, Close Position for  capturing larger returns and managing risk.

Starter includes real-time "Swing" trade alerts.  Swing trading is a trading strategy that involves holding a position for a period of days to weeks, in an effort to profit from short-term price movements. Swing traders typically use technical analysis to identify potential trading opportunities, and they often use stop-losses to limit their losses. 

• Timeframe: Swing trades typically last for a period of days to weeks, as opposed to day trades, which are typically held for a single day.
• Entry: Swing traders typically enter a trade after a stock or other asset has already begun to move in the desired direction. This is in contrast to day traders, who often try to enter a trade before the market has moved in their favor.
• Exit: Swing traders typically exit a trade after the stock or other asset has reached their target profit or stop-loss.
• Risk: Swing trading can be a riskier strategy than other forms of investing, as it involves holding positions for a longer period of time. However, swing traders can also potentially earn larger profits by taking advantage of longer-term trends.

• Potential for larger profits: Swing traders can potentially earn larger profits than day traders, as they are able to capture more of the long-term trend.
• Less time commitment: Swing trading requires less time commitment than day trading, as swing traders do not need to monitor the market as closely.
• Less risk: Swing trading can be a less risky strategy than day trading, as swing traders are not as exposed to short-term volatility.

• Market volatility: Swing traders are exposed to market volatility, as the price of a stock or other asset can move significantly over a period of days to weeks.
• Losses: Swing traders can incur losses if the market moves against them.
• Overtrading: Swing traders may be tempted to overtrade, as they are not required to monitor the market as closely as day traders.

If you are a beginner trader, it is important to do your research before you start swing trading. You should understand the risks involved, and you should develop a trading plan that suits your individual needs and goals. 

 All trade alerts are sent via the ProTradeAlert Slack channel. Slack is a popular collaboration tool that is used to send real-time alerts. Once you purchase a membership subscription, your email address will be unlocked to receive alerts. You will receive an invitation to join the Slack channel from Slack at the email address you provided during the subscription process.