There are three main functionalities this bot provides: Stock charts, options information, and stock price alerts

First off, for all detailed information, use the `!help` command.

The following commands can be used to generate stock charts (Supplied from Tradingview.com)

To get a basic stock chart, use the prefix `$` with the following ticker of your choosing (ex: `$spy`)

To get a stock chart with a specified time frame, add the time frame with a single line space (ex: `$spy 3`)

The following time frames can be used:
Minutes:`1`, `3`, `5`, `15`, `30`, `45`
Hours: `1h`, `2h`, `3h`, `4h`

The default time frame is daily

To use chart indicators, add them after the timeframe (or after the ticker if not using any timeframe) with a single line space, separating them with a comma. Only two indicators can be used.
(ex:`$spy rsi,macd1`, `$spy 1h rsi,macd`)

To get a list of option expiry dates, use the prefix `$` with a specified ticker and use the keyword `options` with a single line space (ex: `$amd options`)

To generate a table of options information, use the same command as described above and include the expiry date along with a specified table type and an optional range with single line spacing. The command should be entered as such: `$msft options <expiryDate> <tableType> <range>`

The following table types can be used:`vol/oi` (Volume/Open Interest), `last/%chg` (Last Price/Percent Change)

The optional range value determins how many strike prices away from the current price are displayed in the options table. The range that can be used is between `1` and `10`. If no range is specified, the default value used is `5`.

Alert commands can be used with the prefix `!`. The bot will DM users when an alert threshold is met. The following commands explains how to create and edit alerts.

To set an alert for a particular stock price, use the following command `!alert set <ticker> <alertPrice>` (ex: `!alert set MSFT 200`)

To update an existing alert, use the following command: `!alert update <ticker> <alertPrice>` (ex: `!alert update MSFT 210`)
  
To delete an existing alert, use the following command: `!alert delete <ticker>` (ex: `!alert delete MSFT`)

To list all of your active alerts, use the following command: `!alert list`.

The following commands can be used to generate channel specific stock price alerts

To set an alert for a particular stock price, use the following command `!channelalert set <ticker> <alertPrice>` (ex: `!channelalert set MSFT 200`)

If you want a stock that is in a specific exchange, specify the exchange before the ticker using a colon separator. (ex: `!channelalert set EURONEXT:ADP 150`)

To update an existing alert, use the following command: `!channelalert update <exchange:ticker> <alertPrice>` (ex: `!channelalert update NASDAQ:MSFT 210`)

To delete an existing alert, use the following command: `!channelalert delete <exchange:ticker>` (ex: `!channelalert delete NASDAQ:MSFT`)

To list all of your active alerts, use the following command: `!channelalert list`.

In order for a user to set an alert their role must have the following channel permissions:
`Manage Channel`
`Manage Permissions`

When an alert threshold is met, this bot will tag `<everyone>`. The bot, when initially invited, will not grant itself this permission. Moderators need to ensure this bot can tag everyone in the channel where the alert is created.

FOOT NOTE: Most responses use embeds. This bot also uses webhooks to generate the options tables (To send multiple embeds in one message)



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This bot can be used to create stock charts, stock alerts, and provide options information

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