Get alerted after the next scheduled check when a stock or ETF price touches or breaks through its Bollinger Bands. Alert on upper band breakouts (potential overbought), lower band breakdowns (potential oversold), or monitor changing band width as volatility contracts — for supported tickers.
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What are Bollinger Bands?
Bollinger Bands were developed by John Bollinger in the 1980s and consist of three lines plotted around a security's price: a middle band (usually a 20-period Simple Moving Average), an upper band (middle band + 2 standard deviations), and a lower band (middle band − 2 standard deviations).
As volatility increases, the bands widen. As volatility decreases, they contract — a pattern called a Bollinger Band squeeze, which often precedes a sharp price move. Statistically, roughly 95% of price action occurs within the bands — so a breakout above or below is a significant event worth monitoring.
How it works
Search any stock or ETF by name or symbol — SPY, AAPL, NVDA, QQQ, or any US-listed equity. Type to search live.
Choose the upper Bollinger Band (overbought/breakout signal) or the lower Bollinger Band (oversold/breakdown signal).
Alert when price rises above the upper band value, or drops below the lower band. FearAlert calculates both dynamically on its hourly schedule.
Add RSI, MACD, the Fear & Greed Index, or other indicators as AND / OR conditions for a higher-conviction compound signal.
When your conditions fire, you'll receive a rich alert with the current band values, price, and full market context after the next scheduled evaluation.
Example alerts
Bollinger Bands vs RSI
Supported tickers
Bollinger Band data is calculated from configured price data and evaluated against your threshold on an hourly schedule.
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FAQ
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