Real-time trading alerts
Signals reach your phone as push notifications when they are published. Timing matters in options trading, and a late alert can mean a worse entry.
What an alert looks like
Each alert carries the entry, the target and the stop-loss. This is a format example with made-up prices, not a real signal.
How the alerts work
- Push notifications
- Signals are sent to your phone by push notification as they are published.
- iOS and Android
- Dedicated apps for both platforms, so alerts reach you wherever you are.
- Clear trade details
- Each alert points to a signal with its entry, stop-loss and targets.
- Updates on the signal
- Follow a signal as it progresses so you know when to manage your position.
Why speed matters in options trading
Option prices can move quickly, so a late alert can mean a worse entry price. Push notifications help you see a signal while its entry is still relevant.
The later you enter, the less distance remains to the target and the more remains to the stop. The signal levels were set for the entry price, not for a later one.
Delivery time depends on your phone, your network and your notification settings. We cannot promise a specific delay.
The levels are set for the published entry
The target and stop sit at fixed distances from the entry. If you enter after the price has moved, the distance to the target shrinks and the distance to the stop grows.
Getting an alert quickly does not make the trade profitable. If the price has moved well away from the entry, skip it rather than chase. Every signal can lose, so size positions so that a stop-loss is affordable.
Alert questions
Do I need the mobile app for alerts?
It is strongly recommended. The mobile app delivers push notifications, which is the most direct way to see a signal while its entry is still relevant.
Can I customise alert settings?
Notification behaviour is controlled in the app and in your phone's notification settings. Make sure notifications for InterNative Traders are enabled on your device.
What if I miss an alert?
You can review recent signals in the app, but the entry price may no longer be valid. Keep push notifications enabled so new signals do not pass you by.
Are alerts free or paid?
Alerts come with a subscription: $59.99 per month or $499.99 per year. See the pricing page for details and terms.
Get the alerts on your phone
Entry, target and stop on every alert, on iOS and Android.