Watchlists and alerts: how to set them up

Put stocks into a watchlist, set price and chips alerts, and choose which channel you receive them through.

Updated：2026-11-11

Create a watchlist

After signing in, you can add a stock to a watchlist from a stock page or the watchlist page. There are up to 5 lists, each with its own size limit; on the watchlist page, type a code or name in the “Add stock” search box and click a suggestion to add it to the current list. The list shows quotes and changes for many stocks at once, and you can switch which columns are displayed.

Set up alerts

In the Alerts tab on a stock page, or in the alert settings on the watchlist page, you can set conditions for a stock:

• Price alerts: price rises above or falls below a level you set (available to all signed-in members); there are also conditions for limit-up, limit-down, and a single-day gain or loss reaching a certain percentage (available according to your account quota).
• Chips alerts: after the close, when a chips condition you set changes from “not met” to “met”, you are notified once; for example, institutional net buying or selling, or changes in margin and short balances reaching a threshold you set.
• Screener alerts: turn a preset from the Screener page into a daily alert (up to 2 presets); after the close you get the number of matches and the top 10. See “How to use the screener and adjust conditions”.

Alerts can be sent through in-app notifications, email, web push and Telegram, according to your choice in “notification preferences”; on the “Account” page you can link Telegram, turn on push and choose the notification language (Chinese, English, Bahasa Indonesia, Tiếng Việt), which is used for the text of notifications. Account and Notifications are in the menu (hamburger icon) at the top right, and past notifications are in the notification history.

A few concepts

• Conditions are checked against the numbers after this site’s data update, not against the exchange’s real-time feed; the date and time of the numbers are as shown on the page and in the notification.
• Each condition has its own quota and frequency limits, which are shown on screen; you can turn off or delete a condition at any time when you no longer need it.
• An alert is only a data reminder based on the conditions you set; it is not a buy or sell recommendation.

Reminder

The numbers in an alert are data; the source and date are as shown on the page. Data may be wrong or delayed, so rely on the official announcements.

This site only provides data lookup and reminders. It is not investment advice.