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# Alerts

AMD Model Alerts

Never miss a move with the AMD Model's comprehensive alert system. You can set up notifications to be sent to your phone, email, or webhook whenever a key market event occurs.

### Available Alerts

1. **Model Formed / CISD**
   * **Trigger:** Fires when a valid AMD model is confirmed by a **CISD (Change in State of Delivery)**.
   * **Why use it:** This is the highest-probability signal. It means the manipulation is likely over, and the real move is starting. It's your "look for entry" bell.
2. **HTF Candle Switch**
   * **Trigger:** Fires when the **Higher Timeframe (HTF)** candle changes color (e.g., from Bullish to Bearish).
   * **Why use it:** Great for trend followers. It alerts you that the higher-level trend might be shifting, prompting you to re-evaluate your bias.
3. **EQH / EQL Detected**
   * **Trigger:** Fires when **Equal Highs (EQH)** or **Equal Lows (EQL)** are detected on the chart.
   * **Why use it:** These levels act as magnets for price. Knowing where they are helps you identify potential targets or areas where price might reverse after a sweep.

### Setup Alerts

To set up alerts using the AMD Model on TradingView, follow these steps:

1. **Create a New Alert**\
   Click the **“+ Alert”** button located at the top of your TradingView chart interface.
2. **Set the Condition**\
   In the **"Condition"** dropdown menu, select **AMD Model** as the indicator you want to trigger the alert.
3. **Choose the Timeframe**\
   Under the **“Interval”** setting, choose your **preferred timeframe** (e.g., 1H, 4H, 1D) based on your trading strategy or the timeframe you want to monitor.
4. **Configure Alert Expiration (Optional)**\
   In the **“Expiration”** section, you can optionally set a date and time for when the alert should stop triggering.
5. **Name Your Alert (Optional)**\
   In the **"Alert Name"** field, provide a **custom name** for your alert. This helps you identify it easily, especially if you're managing multiple alerts.
6. **Create the Alert**\
   Once all settings are configured, click **“Create”** to activate the alert.


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