Add alert to this indi please

can someone please add an alert function this this indicator
please give option for the indi to sound an alert when:
M30 is all green (MACD, STR, EMA)
**manual input field of the period one would like an audible alert(M1, M5, M13, M30, H1, H4, D1)

Thank You.

where are you put the alert?
which TF?

if it's not too much to ask, could you please put an alert on the attached indicator whenever the arrow prints? I would really appreciate your help. Thanks in advance.

That's a useless indicator of yours. It peeks into the future and repaints the past. Looks almost perfect on the historic part of the chart (everything known on the left) but for new prices (everything unknown on the right) it produces only losers. That's because peeking into the future isn't yet invented for realtime prices.

Let it run on M1 for 60 minutes and don't touch the terminal. After 60 minutes make a screenshot. Then remove the indicator and add it again. Now compare your current screen to the screenshot you just made.

Disintegrate the real Einstein and you can make a shitlod of money. Much more than with this indi.

can anyone please add push notification for this indicator. really appreciate your kindness

@emmzett, thanks for your feedback. I actually stopped testing it. In my first forward test in M1, sometimes it would print at the close of the bar, sometimes wile the next bar was forming. But I never knew that it would repaint completely, teh history if u run t for 60 mins ans re attach it to the chart. Do you have any suggestion to make that shitload of money?

here u go

Yes, I do. This will be completely off-topic here, so I will make it short. What most retail traders are lacking is a defined edge or a "system" as most would call it. Without it it's impossible to consistently make money from trading, everything gained is only a function of good-luck/bad-luck. An edge alone will not be enough as you will realize once you start trading one. Suddenly you'll come to the conclusion that your biggest enemy is in fact you (yourself). But without an edge you will never really get there and it doesn't make sense to start.

Working edges are all very simple by nature and opposite to common belief there are plenty. Edges based on technical indicators fade away after a few months (I wouldn't call them edges). So forget about 95% of systems you find at the internet. The only not lagging market measure is price itself, it doesn't lag. Meaning simple breakout systems work "if in the right market context". Well, that was not true. There are 3 non-lagging market forces: price, time and volume. Of those 3 price is the strongest one.

Usually people think that those edges are the best kept secrets until they realize that an edge is not enough (see above). I can safely publish one and be sure it will continue to work in the next decades because it's not based on an indicator but on price movement alone. Study the M5 bar close setup of Tom Hougaard explained in the attached public PDF. He is a former J.P.Morgan trader. I do not recommend all of his materials but I do recommend this specific setup. Screenshot of 5 good examples over 3 hours during yesterday's S&P500 trading session attached.

Don't trade M1 and as a retail trader don't trade anything longer than H1. Focus on scalping only, very quick in, very quick out. Reason: if you don't have a professional IT/software development background you have to dismiss everything related to automation. And as you are not a machine you have a very limited concentration and attention timespan, comparable to a goldfish. For a goldfish the only way to consistently make money is quick-in/quick-out. You want to do this for some years and when you are getting older - even if you wanted - you physically can't spend more than very few hours a day in front of the screen in a fully concentrated state.

Overcome your anxiety regarding high leverage. High leverage is only dangerous for people trading without stoplosses. Only start with very small accounts. $300 is enough. Lose it. Lose it again. But don't waste thousands of Dollars while you are still in the learning phase.

Hint: Focus on CFDs on stock indices (S&P500, Dow Jones, DAX) or if you have the money trade directly the futures. Forget about Forex until you are profitable and know what you are doing. Indices have a defined market auction process and offer huge volume. They are not as unpredictable and manipulated as Forex where everything is OTC.

Last: Do not listen to things 95% of people are telling you. If 95% of people are telling that you shouldn't scalp or shouldn't risk more than 1-2% per trade, and 95% of people lose money then there might be a correlation. Think about it. And never ever trade anything bought from the internet.

@emmzett, thanks so much for what you shared, you're right it's short but it's very enlightening. I really appreciate you sharing that valuable information.

It's only a great fortune to have this kind of guy as Emmzett on FF, imho.
Gently, kind, professional and with great expertise, always ready to support, help and explain to other traders this tough, very tough trading world.

I'm aware they are becoming rare person by now, but never say never...........