gardelli: Is it possible to have a pop up appear with details of the alert?I don't think this would be the best idea because you could potentially have tons of popup alerts going off and then you'd have to clear them all. That may be a bit more frustrating
gardelli: Another idea would be to have an Alert Data Box just like the Trade Data Box. It could list all the alerts that have been set and when price hits one if them it could flash red.I will put some further thought into this and I am sure there is an optimal way, but it may require a decent amount of time to implement.
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Another thing you can do it’s set up the email alerts. The email alerts contains the instrument and price point.