Watchlists & alerts
Group the symbols you follow into watchlists and define price/condition alerts. What each stores and how they stay private to you.
Watchlists
A watchlist is a named group of ticker symbols you follow — a convenient starting point for a backtest universe or a Lab experiment.
Each watchlist stores:
- name — your label.
- symbols — an array of tickers.
Watchlists are private: only the owner can read or edit them.
Alerts
An alert watches a symbol for a condition you define:
- symbol — the ticker to watch.
- condition — a JSON object describing the trigger (e.g. a price threshold).
- is_active — whether the alert is currently armed (defaults to on).
Alerts are also private to their owner.
Using them together
- Build a watchlist of candidates, then paste those symbols into a backtest universe.
- Arm alerts on the names you’re actively researching so you notice moves worth a fresh backtest.
Related
- Accounts & holdings
- Data model —
watchlistsandalertscolumns + RLS