stock-alerts

To set up automated stock price alerts in Python, you can use a monitoring script to track tickers and notify you when predefined price thresholds are crossed. This requires a Python3 environment and access to a market data source like tushare or Yahoo Finance.

Yes, you can monitor multiple stock tickers simultaneously. The system supports multi-symbol tracking, allowing you to retrieve price data from a market data source and send notifications when any tracked stock crosses its predefined price threshold.

Yes, you need a market data source to monitor stock prices and send notifications. The system requires access to a provider such as tushare or Yahoo Finance to retrieve current price data and evaluate whether your defined alert thresholds have been crossed.

Stock price alerts are stored locally to persist across different monitoring sessions. This persistent storage ensures that your configured price thresholds and multiple ticker tracking data remain intact and continuously monitored without requiring manual reconfiguration.

The best way to get notified when a stock crosses a specific price is to use an automated monitoring script. It continuously evaluates market data against your predefined price thresholds and triggers notifications automatically, eliminating the need for manual price checking.