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Monitor markets and alerts

Know what NovaStation is watching and why it triggered.

Set NovaStation to watch the pairs you care about, and get the reasoning attached when one of them triggers.

4 chapters Chart · Inspect · Monitor · Review

The NovaStation Strategy settings screen in dark mode: six preset cards — Core — Guided (active), Momentum — Active, Swing — Trend, Breakout — Expansion, Defense — High Conviction and Custom Strategy — each describing who it is for and its tradeoff in signal frequency, strictness and timeframes, above a summary of the active setup and a note that strategies do not guarantee results.
The Strategy screen and its six presets, with Core — Guided active. Each preset states who it suits and what it trades off; none of them guarantees a result.

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Chapter 1 of 4 Chart

Decide what is actually worth watching.

The watchlist is built from the chart, one pair at a time. NovaStation watches only what you put on it.

What to look for

How a pair behaves on the timeframe you would actually check. A watchlist is a commitment to read something later.

The NovaStation workstation on a recorded BTC/USDT 4h chart: MA9 and MA21 over the candles, sparse LONG and SHORT setup markers, an RSI panel underneath, and a status bar showing the last recorded candle, the timeframe regime and the engine's current no-signal review. The app labels the frame Recorded and Illustrative Demo.
The main workstation on a recorded BTC/USDT 4h chart. The frame is labelled Recorded and Illustrative Demo — this is a captured session, not live data.

A short deliberate watchlist beats a long one you stop opening.

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Chapter 2 of 4 Inspect

An alert should arrive with its reasoning.

Whatever triggered arrives with its own read — the main reason it fired, the main blocker, and every condition the strategy checked.

What to look for

Which conditions were still waiting when the alert fired. That is the difference between a trigger and a setup.

An alert reports what changed. It does not tell you what to do about it.

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Chapter 3 of 4 Monitor

Let NovaPulse hold the watch.

NovaPulse runs in the background on the pairs you picked and logs each trigger as it fires, with optional routing to desktop, Discord or Telegram.

What to look for

The example-preview label. NovaPulse ships with a sample feed and replaces it with your own alerts as it logs them.

The NovaStation NovaPulse Center in its example-preview state, over a recorded market snapshot: market tone, alert mode, and counts for important, confirmed, watch-zone and high-volatility items; tabs for overview, active alerts, triggered history and market pulse; and a sample day's feed. The window states that this is an example preview and that your own alerts replace it as NovaPulse logs them.
The NovaPulse Center in its example-preview state. The app says so on the window: your own alerts replace this feed as NovaPulse logs them.

Monitoring is about being told what changed, not about watching everything.

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Chapter 4 of 4 Review

Find out whether the watch was worth keeping.

NovaInsights keeps the alert history: every trigger, its timestamp, and the signal that produced it.

What to look for

Which pairs generated alerts you actually acted on, and which ones only generated interruptions.

NovaStation's Nova Insights review window on the Paper Trading Review tab, labeled 'Illustrative Data': a summary of a simulated paper-trading record — closed trades, win rate, total P&L and an open position — generated from the app's own reconciled paper ledger, not real trading results.
Nova Insights on the Paper Trading Review tab, labelled Illustrative Data. The figures come from the app's own reconciled paper ledger, not from real trading.

A watchlist you never review is a watchlist that only ever grows.

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Do this first.

Choose a small watchlist and inspect one triggered alert.

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Chart is the free Lite workspace — for as long as you like, with no account and no card. The other stages are Premium: you start the trial from inside the desktop app, not from this website, and it does not ask for a card. See pricing for what Premium costs afterwards.

  • An alert reports what changed on a pair you chose to watch. It is not an instruction.
  • An alert is not a prediction of what happens next, and neither is the signal behind it.
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You saw how a small watchlist becomes an alert that arrives with its reasoning, and how the review tells you whether the watch was worth keeping.

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Inside the app, Nova Journey can show you where alert routing lives — optional, and dismissible whenever you like.

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