In this regard, I would request to please evaluate the following possibility:
Keep the buttons in place and make them active. They should work as they do. (This will give flexibility to user instead of waiting to be deleted by system).
Rather than 5 days, make the auto-delete slightly longer (may be at least 15 days). See, sometimes what happens is that a user puts an alert and when it gets triggered, user thinks that the chart still has some to brew. In that case, this will help as alert log. User can always go and check what alerts had triggered in past).
Further, please introduce more timeframes too. I had requested for Monthly, Weekly and Hourly too earlier. Monthly and Weekly for swing trades and Hourly for intraday trades. As of now, I have to switch between tradingview and Dhan back and forth.
Further, at least, enable the existing alerts for commodity on MCX too.
I have been trying to create a Technical (volume based ) Alert when current Volume bar crossed above the Volume’s 20 SMA. But so far I couldn’t do it successfully.
i have tried the conditions like 20 volume sma crosses value, Price, in the condition drop down, there is no LOV as volume (since its volume crossing volume 20 sma)
Can you add an option to set alert when candle “closes” above/below a set price level rather than the alert triggering the instant the price touches the set level?
Zerodha has options for this. Would be great if we could have it on Dhan as well.
Closing prices usually matters the most in swing setups than anything else.
In general price alerts, most of time prices don’t sustain beyond that level and people can get caught up in fake-outs rather than actual breakouts or breakdowns.
Absolutely agree that closing prices matter in swing setups, but I’d argue that they are equally crucial if not more critical in intraday trading.
The volatility in Intraday often leads to price wicks or momentary breaches of key levels that don’t hold. If alerts trigger the moment price touches a level, we get frequent false positives and end up reacting to noise rather than real structure shifts.
A candle closing above/below a level in lower timeframes (e.g., 5m, 15m) offers confirmation that the level was truly breached with intent, reducing whipsaws. Especially in setups involving liquidity grabs, fake breakouts, or order block manipulation, the close gives you a much stronger signal of valid continuation or reversal.
I’d definitely like the option to be able to do both .
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