Alarm Clock or Alexa to wake up with the Futures

Gambit said:
This could more useful than you think... not every platform has a mobile app version.
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You think? I love it... I can sit and listen to my music playlists, write code... and if something interesting happens in the SnP, I hear a *DING!* or _ding_ as the case may be.

Then I know to glance over at my other screen, check the terminal, and see a log line I wrote of what spiked/plunged. From there I Google around to find out what happened, and/or decide if I want to take a swing at it.

You think I should write it up?
 
kmiklas said:
You think? I love it... I can sit and listen to my music playlists, write code... and if something interesting happens in the SnP, I hear a *DING!* or _ding_ as the case may be.

Then I know to glance over at my other screen, check the terminal, and see a log line I wrote of what spiked/plunged. From there I Google around to find out what happened, and/or decide if I want to take a swing at it.

You think I should write it up?
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You should. I am assuming it would be web based and therefore platform neutral. I am guessing there are web apps that do this already... but if you have python code that could hook up to an API and track specific positions...that’s quite useful. Silexx is a pro platform that has alerts but no web based version and no mobile version as far as I know. So now way to access from an iPhone. It’s hard for a part timer to be tethered to a PC all the time. Yes...you should develop it. I believe there is value there. Thanks for offering it to others.
 
dcwriter2 said:
I'm curious if there is an audio tool out there that besides being an alarm clock would tell me the S&P futures, either visually or with a voice. Perhaps some sexy voice that woke me up with "Good morning, Jim. It's five thirty and S&P futures are up 12."
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I'd rather it told me with its sexy voice when to buy and sell.
 
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