TradingView has enabled its users to place alerts directly on their Fibonacci drawings.

Fibonacci retracements and extensions are among the most-used tools for spotting potential support, resistance, and reversal zones. But until now, setting alerts on those levels meant manually drawing horizontal lines or rays over them, and redoing the work every time you adjusted the Fib tool.

Now, TradingView users can place alerts directly on their Fibonacci drawings, and they move with the tool whenever users reposition it or change the settings.

Available conditions cover the essentials: Crossing, Crossing Up, Crossing Down, Greater Than, and Less Than for individual levels, plus Entering Channel, Exiting Channel, Inside Channel, and Outside Channel when you want to monitor a zone between two levels.

Traders can now drop a Fib retracement on any chart and let TradingView watch the levels while traders focus on the trade.