TradingView Introduces Alerts for EPS and Revenue
TradingView has introduced new alerts for Earnings Per Share (EPS) and revenue. Now, users can create alerts from the Earnings & Revenue badge on their Supercharts and receive notifications when companies report new figures. Previously, users had to monitor the earnings calendar or wait for news updates to find out when a company reported earnings or whether its EPS beat estimates. TradingView has extended this functionality to EPS and revenue after introducing alerts for valuation metrics.
How to Set Up
To create an earnings alert:
1. Click the Earnings & Revenue badge on the chart. If it is not visible, enable it under Settings → Events → Earnings.
2. Choose either EPS or Revenue.
3. Select an alert condition.
4. Set an expiration period.
Once created, the alert uses a default message that explains the result in simple language. For example, a notification might state that AAPL's EPS beat estimates by 2%. When an alert triggers, the notification displays the reported figure with the estimate and shows the exact time it triggered.
Available Conditions
TradingView offers five conditions for EPS and revenue alerts:
- Published: Triggers when a new EPS or revenue figure becomes available.
- Beats estimates: Triggers when the actual figure exceeds the estimate by the selected percentage. The default threshold is 1%.
- Misses estimates: Triggers when the actual figure falls below the estimate by the selected percentage. The default threshold is 1%.
- Greater than: Triggers when the reported figure exceeds a value specified by the user.
- Less than: Triggers when the reported figure falls below a value specified by the user.
Choose Expiration
TradingView provides two expiration options for earnings alerts.
Next report: The alert remains active until the company releases its next report. Then, it stops automatically, even if the alert did not trigger. This option is available on Essential, Plus, Premium, and Ultimate plans.
Open-ended: The alert keeps monitoring upcoming reports until the user stops it manually. This option is available on Premium and Ultimate plans.
Limitations and Availability
Earnings alerts currently support companies listed on the NYSE, NASDAQ, and AMEX. Each alert counts towards the user's technical alert limit, depending on their subscription plan. It applies to a single symbol as well. Unlike valuation alerts, earnings alerts cannot be included in multi-condition alerts, watchlist alerts, or presets.
About TradingView
TradingView is a financial platform. It offers advanced charting tools, real-time market data, and a social network. TradingView provides tools for technical analysis, including various chart types, indicators, and drawing tools to analyze financial markets. Also, TradingView has a community to discuss insights, strategies, and market trends.
Wrapping Up
TradingView's new EPS and revenue alerts give users a simpler way to monitor company earnings and compare reported figures with market estimates. The feature helps users stay informed about earnings results without constantly checking the earnings calendar.
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