Alerts Setup Guide

The watchlist is where you save your list of keywords and/or companies that you'd like to receive alerts for.

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Create Your Watchlist

​The Watchlist is where you configure which alerts you'd like to receive.

 

Use Headline Keywords to receive an alert if an announcement headline contains a word you are interested in. Keyword matching notifies of any announcement headline that contains one of your keywords, across all equity stocks. 

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Use Company Symbols when there are specific companies for which you'd like to receive every announcement (or just price-sensitive ones), regardless of what the headline contains.

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You can create entries for Headline Keywords and/or Company Symbols, as they are separate lists to cater for the type of alerts you are interested in. Our alert algorithm checks each list independently.

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Add entries one at a time, or as a comma-separated list, or paste a column from Excel. Use the Add button to transfer entries into a list, then click the Save button to submit your settings.

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Headline Keyword Matching

In your watchlist, you have the option to add entries containing a keyword (i.e. free text), that will be matched against all headlines from every announcement made by stocks that are of type "equity".

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For example, using the keyword director, this will match the following headline examples:

Appointment of Executive Chair and Executive Director    
Change of Director's Interest Notice                
List of Directors and their roles and functions

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You can also match using a mixture of words and partial text, such as "capital rais", which covers multiple variations of headlines:

Capital Raising

Completed Capital Raise

 

Multiple entries are comma-separated, but each entry can include spaces to combine a mixture of words as a phrase. For example:

launch, contract, capital rais, quarterly report, placement

This has 5 entries in total, separated by comma. 2 of those entries are multiple words - "capital rais", and "quarterly report".

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Wilcard * (asterisk)

You can use the asterisk character as a wildcard to cater for possible variations of keywords. For example:

buy*back

This will match "buy-back", "buyback", "buy back", and any other variation with other characters between the words buy and back.

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Note:

Keywords can be a word, or part of a word, or a phrase to match the announcement headlines.

Matching is not case-sensitive.

Changes to your alert configuration may take a few minutes to process and take effect, and you can change your configuration at any time.

Alerts are sent based on at least one match with entered symbols and/or keywords. Symbols and Keywords are independent of each other, meaning that keywords are matched against headlines published by all listed companies.

Contact us if you would like any further information.