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set up price alert on etf for potential purchase

unknown

I'm interested in buying an etf at a certain price. How do I set up an alert to let me know that it's hit my price target?

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UKR

I'd rather you set up this price alert at your brokerage. They will email you when the alert triggers. You can also set up a Buy-Limit order at your brokerage.

Quicken does not monitor the market every second and you may miss your opportunity.

Ps56k2

If I'm interested in an equity - I just setup a Buy/Sell Limit Order in my Schwab account.
Every once in awhile I forget about it - and it triggers.... they expire after 60/90 days.

unknown

thanks, that'll work..hadn't thought of that

unknown

But to answer your question, rather than providing alternatives :-), see https://www.quicken.com/support/how-d....

Ps56k2

But to answer your question, rather than providing alternatives :-), see https://www.quicken.com/support/how-d....

And to point out the obvious - this "alert feature" is only displayed when Quicken.Com is running, and the investment item has been setup in the Quicken.Com website.
SO - depending upon when and how often you may have Quicken.Com open and running - you may or may not see the Alert when the price point it reached....
Not really meant as a trading tool -
more like a historical look.... oh, BTW - this happened...
AND - since you are logged onto a "website" - why not just log into your financial trading website..