Alerts
SOURCE-CHECKED FIX Source checked Aug 12, 2026 TradingView documentation ✓
Short answer
Open the alert in Alert Manager and check its expiration or timer. If it expired, create or restart the alert with the duration that fits your plan and use case.
What you may be seeing
- An alert that used to work is now inactive
- Alert Manager shows an expired or stopped alert
- The alert stopped around a predictable date or time
Most likely causes
- The alert reached its configured expiration time
- The alert duration available on the account was shorter than expected
Try this first
- Open Alert Manager
- Check the alert status and expiration time
- Create or restart the alert if it has expired
- Set a suitable timer when creating the replacement
If that didn’t fix it
- Review your plan if you need longer-running alert duration
- Make sure the alert was not stopped for another reason such as excessive triggering
Verify the fix
Confirm the replacement alert shows as active and that its expiration date is later than the period you need.
Why this happens
TradingView alerts can have an expiration period. When the configured timer is reached, the alert is automatically stopped.
Some plans also support longer or open-ended alert duration. If an alert suddenly stopped after working normally, expiration is one of the first things to check.
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