If you want to create a successful investing career, it’s important to stay updated with recent actions of invested (or watchlist) stocks. Luckily, BSE website has a dedicated section to help you get all the recent updates of all the company’s listed on BSE (or NSE).
But the problem is, we can’t stay stuck to BSE website all day to check whether there are any announcements related to my stock. And BSE doesn’t have any alerting service to get notified about changes.
Fintrig might prove to be a big problem solver in this situation.
And we had integrated Zerodha buttons for quick executions. Here’s a live example: Fintrig Indiabulls Housing Finance Alerts
Apart from email alerts - for Mobile and Desktop push alerts - we had integrated Pushbullet which is supported on a wide range of platforms.
Recently, we introduced a new functionality where users can subscribe to keywords which will be checked in all the BSE circulars and if matched, instant alerts on Pushbullet. Email service is not enabled on keyword-based alerts.
We crossed 1000 users within one week and we all, as a community can use this thread to discuss the expertise with fellow investors.
Drop your suggestions.
Ask your queries.
Discuss your strategy.
And I’ll keep you updated with all the functionalities.
Resources:
(Sowmayjain.com) How to Track BSE Announcements and make Better Investment Decisions
(Quora.com) Make decent profit doing intra-day trading using Fintrig?
(Quora.com) Introduction to Keyword based alerts.
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Good way to get updates, some site give update but not instantaneous.
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This is something I was looking for. Great initiative. I read on your blog that you’ll soon come up with technical and fundamental alerts. Will be waiting for your update.
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Thanks for giving this great service for investors.
And also providing keyword alert free for small investor like me.
Please include predetermined amount for purchase and quantity of order can be purchased with it incuding bracket order
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Free users can add up to 3 keywords at a time for free.
Updated:
We are not planning to create Fintrig an advisory platform so we can’t provide any specifications related to orders. We will just provide instant corporate alert. Remaining crunching needs to be done on your side.
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I’m receiving lots of alerts from fintrig which are not useful. Yesterday, I received over 100 alerts. The keywords I added in my Fintrig account are order, bags, acquisition etc. Any suggestion on how to minimize such amount of alerts.
@Meet_Sugat
Recently we updated our alert policy. To increase the accuracy and to reduce the alerts, we will only send alerts if more than 1 keywords are matched in any BSE circular.
For example: if you have order and bags as a keyword in your account, then you’ll only receive alerts if both the keywords are found in any BSE circular.
How it helps?
“Order” is repeatedly used in many BSE circulars like the one which states the order given by SEBI or some other tribunal but now if “order” and “bags” repeatedly used in any circular that surely means that the company has bags a order from their client.That’s how accuracy is maintained.
We will update you on this thread with all of our future changes to make the app more accurate and useful.
Anyone here knows of any such working system for real-time keyword based alerts from bse announcements?
Use bsealerts.in to get realtime corporate announcement alerts on email, mobile notification and also daily insider trade alerts
Tried it in the past, but that worked only for the set of stocks in my watchlist. Will it work for any stock announcement containing my keywords?
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doesnt screener already do that. Not the mobile notifications but it sends email digest everyday in the morning (not realtime-> why do u need realtime though unless u want to get involved in some high frequency trades) based on our watchlist. you can also create alerts based on text filters.