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Help build me a strategy to notify me when Tesla stock price goes above the 25 SMA.

Sure! To build a condition for Tesla (TSLA) where you are notified when the price goes above the 25-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), you can use the Prosperse no-code strategy builder. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
Navigate to the Scanners Page: Go to the Scanners section in Prosperse.

Create a New Scanner: Click on “Add Scanner.”

Provide a name for your scanner, such as "TSLA Above 25 SMA."

Select the time span as "Daily."

Choose Tesla (TSLA) as the ticker to scan

Set Up Conditions:

Open the condition builder.

Add a new condition by selecting "Condition" type.

Set the first operand to be the "current price" (this can be found as last candle's close).

Set the middle operator to "greater than" (>).

Set the second operand to be the "25-day SMA"

Save and Execute:

Save your scanner.

You can manually execute the scanner to see results, but I'll also notify you in real-time if Tesla's price goes above the 25 SMA.

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Open a position on Nvdia for me.

I would love to! I need a few extra details first:

The price at which you want to open the position.

The number of shares, and if its a short or long position.

And your stop loss and take profit levels.

Lets get 250 shares at the current price.

I want to set a stop loss at 10% below the current price, and a take profit of 25%

Got it! I will open a long position for 250 shares of Nvidia (NVDA) at the current price of $123.76.

Based on the price, your stop loss will be set at $111.38 (10% below the current price), and your take profit will be set at $154.70 (25% above the current price).

You should see this position listed in your positions tab. I will also notify you if the price reaches your stop loss or take profit levels.