Buy target
The price you'd be happy to buy at. When the market drops to it, NythosX fires an alert. Think of it as your 'this is a good deal' line.
Every term NythosX uses on the dashboard, defined the way you would explain it to a friend. No jargon, no hand-waving.
The price you'd be happy to buy at. When the market drops to it, NythosX fires an alert. Think of it as your 'this is a good deal' line.
The price you'd be happy to sell at. When the market rises to it, you get an alert — but only if you've 'armed' it. Arming is your explicit 'yes, I'm ready to sell' switch.
When a profit target is 'armed', it's live and will fire alerts. Disarmed means the target is set but silent — useful when you're not ready to sell yet.
A logged buy — how much you invested in pesos, at what price, and when. NythosX tracks its live peso value and P&L for you.
The price you actually paid when you bought. It's the anchor for P&L — everything is measured relative to it.
Profit and Loss. How much your position is up or down versus what you put in. Shown in pesos, live.
A moment when price crossed one of your targets. Signals are logged so you can review what happened, when, and at what price.
Alerts fire on the *first* time the price touches or passes a target. Once you're in a zone, staying there doesn't re-fire — that avoids alert spam.
The value of your instrument in Philippine pesos, converted at the live USD/PHP rate. Handy for gauging local purchasing power.