Live alerts · in your journal
Most journals only look at trades after they close. SignalDeck fires price, stop-level, and break-even alerts on your open positions — delivered inside the journal, so discipline doesn't depend on memory.
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Price reached your entry at 1.08452 — move stop to break-even?
Price within 4 ticks of your stop at 5,201.25
Price target 18,450 hit — log the action now.
An edge only compounds if you actually manage the trade — move the stop, take the level, don't flinch. Alerts on your open positions make the disciplined action the easy one.
Most journals are post-trade analytics tools: they see the trade only after it closes. SignalDeck watches your live positions so you aren't relying on a separate charting tab to enforce your own rules.
Stop-level and price alerts on futures positions (ES, NQ, CL, GC) are evaluated only within CME Globex trading hours — Sunday 6PM through Friday 5PM ET, with the daily 60-minute halt, DST-aware.
No spurious alerts when the market is closed. No waking up at 3AM because a trigger fired on a price that doesn't count.
Every open trade now has a full interactive price chart in the trade-details view — with your stop, fill, target, current price, and existing alerts drawn as draggable lines.
Right-click anywhere on the chart to add an alert at that exact price — optionally give it a title so you know what to do when it fires. To adjust an existing alert, drag its line to the new price and confirm. It saves instantly.
Position-attached alerts, chart-drawn custom levels, Globex-aware futures monitoring — all in the same place you journal and review your trades.
Get pinged the second price tags your entry — move your stop to break-even and make the trade risk-free. The discipline rule you'd otherwise forget, automated.
Your stop levels are watched in real time on open positions — including futures (ES/NQ/CL/GC) gated to CME Globex hours, so no spurious alerts when the market's closed.
Set price targets on a position, or pip-distance alerts for forex. When the level hits, you know — without a second charting tab open.
Right-click on the trade chart to add an alert at cursor price — add a title so you know what to do when it fires. Drag any alert line to adjust the level. Saves instantly.
Other tools have alert-like features — but they watch the market or your rules, not the positions you hold.
| Tool type | Alerts on your open positions? |
|---|---|
| SignalDeck | Price, stop-level & break-even — in-journal |
| Post-trade journals (TraderSync, Tradervue, Edgewonk) | Post-trade analytics only |
| Journals w/ screener or rule alerts (TradesViz, TradeZella) | Market-screener / rule alerts — not your positions |
| Charting platforms (TradingView, broker) | Yes — but a separate tool from your journal |
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SignalDeck watches your open positions — price, stop, and break-even — so the disciplined action is always the easy one. Free during beta.
Start free in SignalDeckMost don't — journals are post-trade analytics. A few have market-screener (TradesViz) or rule (TradeZella) alerts, but those watch the market or your rules, not the positions you hold. SignalDeck alerts on your open positions directly.
It pings you when price reaches your entry so you can move your stop to break-even and make the trade risk-free — the discipline rule, automated.
Futures stop/price alerts are evaluated only within CME Globex hours (DST-aware), so you don't get false triggers when the market's closed.
Inside the journal. You don't need a separate charting platform open to watch your stops — the alerts live in the same place you journal and analyze your trades, so the loop from "price hit my level" to "log the action" is one ecosystem.
Yes. The trade-details view includes a full interactive chart — right-click anywhere on the chart to add an alert at that exact price, and give it a title so you know what action to take when it fires. You can also drag any existing alert line to a new price level and confirm to save. This is in addition to the automatic position-based alerts (break-even, stop proximity, pip-distance).