Live dot (next to each ticker): shows whether alerts are arriving for that ticker on the currently-selected timeframe.
Pulsing — live (≤ 3 candles old) Solid green — recent (≤ 20 candles) Amber — stale (20–100 candles) Gray — dormant (older) Dim — no data on this timeframe
A dim dot probably means no one is contributing alerts for that symbol on this timeframe yet. Add the 6 TradingView alerts and everyone benefits.
Row border (left edge):
Bright 3 px — complete BUY signal (all 3 indicators confirmed, bubbles to top)
Bright 3 px — complete SELL signal
Dim 2 px — partial (2 of 3 indicators agree, worth watching)
No border — dormant / no pattern forming
Pills: each indicator cell shows the most recent BUY/SELL trigger with value and time. Signal column fires when Mean Reversion → Confluence → Trend trigger in the same direction, in order, within the chosen window.
Timeframe is the chart candle size on TradingView. Alerts sent from a 5-minute chart land here only when you're viewing "5 min". You can run alerts on multiple timeframes simultaneously — they don't mix.
Window is how many candles the three indicators are allowed to span and still count as a valid signal. Default 8. Practical values:
Prerequisites:
Download the watchlist file and import it into TradingView (Watchlist panel → ⋯ menu → Import watchlist).
The file groups symbols into named lists (IA13, Crypto, Other Tech, Miners, Uranium, Commodities, ETFs, Indices, Bonds). On TradingView Premium you can apply a single indicator alert to an entire watchlist — that's how each contributor covers their slot.
Per timeframe, six watchlist-level alerts together cover everything. Each contributor takes one indicator pair (buy + sell) for one timeframe — that's 2 alerts per person per timeframe. So we need 3 contributors per timeframe:
To avoid duplicates and gaps: claim your slot in the bulletin board reply thread before setting up alerts. Reply with which indicator pair + timeframe you'll cover (e.g. "I'll take MR Buy/Sell on 4h"). The coverage table below shows what's currently being received.
Each cell shows the last time we received an alert for that indicator + direction + timeframe. Thresholds scale with the timeframe — green = covered (last alert within ~3 candle intervals), amber = stale (~30 candle intervals), dim grey = long inactive, faint grey = uncovered.
| Indicator / Direction | 5m | 15m | 1h | 4h | 12h | 1d |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mean Reversion BUY | ||||||
| Mean Reversion SELL | ||||||
| Confluence BUY | ||||||
| Confluence SELL | ||||||
| Trend BUY | ||||||
| Trend SELL |
Tip: if you see grey cells where a slot is supposed to be claimed, that contributor's alerts may have stopped firing — worth a check-in on the bulletin board.
On TradingView Premium, when you create an alert from one of the IADSS indicators on a chart, you can choose to apply it to a whole watchlist instead of a single symbol — the alert then evaluates the condition on every symbol in that watchlist. For each of your two assigned alerts (e.g. MR Buy + MR Sell):
Note: this is the standard TradingView Premium "Watchlist alert" feature — not Pine Screener. The IADSS indicator stays exactly as you have it; you're just pointing one alert at many symbols.
In TradingView's alert dialog → Notifications tab → tick Webhook URL → paste this URL:
https://iaalerts.com/alert
Pick a short handle (e.g. old_timer, supaswim) so your alerts show up under your name in the Recent alerts feed instead of "(unidentified)". The handle gets baked into your message bodies below — saved per-browser, no need to re-type.
Mean Reversion — BUY (value required)
{"secret":"<LOG IN AS ADMIN TO REVEAL>","ticker":"{{ticker}}","indicator":"mean_reversion","direction":"buy","timeframe":"{{interval}}","bar_time":"{{time}}","contributor":"__CONTRIBUTOR__","value":"{{plot_0}}"}
Mean Reversion — SELL (value required)
{"secret":"<LOG IN AS ADMIN TO REVEAL>","ticker":"{{ticker}}","indicator":"mean_reversion","direction":"sell","timeframe":"{{interval}}","bar_time":"{{time}}","contributor":"__CONTRIBUTOR__","value":"{{plot_0}}"}
Confluence — BUY
{"secret":"<LOG IN AS ADMIN TO REVEAL>","ticker":"{{ticker}}","indicator":"confluence","direction":"buy","timeframe":"{{interval}}","bar_time":"{{time}}","contributor":"__CONTRIBUTOR__"}
Confluence — SELL
{"secret":"<LOG IN AS ADMIN TO REVEAL>","ticker":"{{ticker}}","indicator":"confluence","direction":"sell","timeframe":"{{interval}}","bar_time":"{{time}}","contributor":"__CONTRIBUTOR__"}
Trend — BUY
{"secret":"<LOG IN AS ADMIN TO REVEAL>","ticker":"{{ticker}}","indicator":"trend","direction":"buy","timeframe":"{{interval}}","bar_time":"{{time}}","contributor":"__CONTRIBUTOR__"}
Trend — SELL
{"secret":"<LOG IN AS ADMIN TO REVEAL>","ticker":"{{ticker}}","indicator":"trend","direction":"sell","timeframe":"{{interval}}","bar_time":"{{time}}","contributor":"__CONTRIBUTOR__"}
{{ticker}}, {{interval}}, {{time}}, {{plot_0}} are TradingView placeholders — the platform fills them in automatically. Leave them as written. For Mean Reversion, if {{plot_0}} doesn't return the oscillator score, try {{plot_1}}, {{plot_2}}, etc.
Efficiency tip: in TradingView's Alerts panel, right-click an existing alert → Clone → change symbol and condition. Much faster than starting from scratch.