Where do I find the alerts and everything else in Discord?

Once your premium role is active, a whole set of channels unlocks in Discord. Here's the quick map:

• 📈trade-alerts — every swing trade. Each trade gets its own thread with the full plan (entry zone, targets, stop loss, and the why), and every update lands in that same thread with an @premium tag (entering the zone, TP hit, stop hit, close). The thread title shows where the trade stands — see how to read an alert and how to read a thread title below. One golden rule: only enter inside the entry zone. If price has already run past it, let that one go.
• 🔔trade-updates — Saira's read on where the market is headed, plus a heads-up when alerts are coming. Quick cards land here as a trade moves, and tapping a card's title jumps you straight into that trade's full thread in 📈trade-alerts.
• 🔔dividends-premium-alerts — dividend alerts.
• 📽️session-recordings — recordings of our live members-only sessions. They're also on the website under Recorded Sessions when you're signed in.
• 🧮 Trade Calculator (on the website) — put your own amount against any alert's entry, stop and targets, and see what each outcome would mean in dollars, including partial exits. Each new trade's first post has a 🧮 Run your numbers link that opens it with that trade already filled in.
• 👉start-here-premium-member — new here? Read this channel first.
• 💬premium-chat — hang out, ask questions, talk it through with other members.
• 🤖finance-bot — ask general finance questions here or tag the bot in 💬premium-chat (education, not financial advice). For questions about the server itself, @mention Doji, our helper bot, in any premium channel.
• 💸profit-loss — share your wins (and the lessons).
• 🗣️announcements-premium — announcements from Saira, including occasional extras like a dip-buying list when the market calls for one.
• 📊market-briefings — the free daily market read, open to everyone in the server: a morning briefing, a post-market wrap, and earnings-calendar posts.

Tip: turn on notifications for 📈trade-alerts so alerts actually reach you.

Can't see any of these channels? Discord hides them by default: turn on Show All Channels (how to). If they're still missing after that, your Discord may not be connected yet, which this article walks through. Still stuck? Email support@shecaninvest.com from the address you paid with and tell us your Discord username.

How to read an alert

Every alert is its own thread in 📈trade-alerts, and the first post is the whole plan. Here is one made-up alert (numbers for illustration only), the same one used further down this page:

Entry zone $98–$100 · TP1 $105 · TP2 $110 · TP3 $115 · SL $94

• 💰 Entry zone ($98–$100) — the price range to buy in. Only enter inside it: the targets and the stop are all set for an entry in this range.
• 🎯 Targets (TP1, TP2, …) — the prices where profit is taken, one step at a time. An alert can have up to five (TP1 to TP5). The guide's approach is a profit ladder: sell part of the position at each target. For example, half at TP1 ($105), about a third at TP2 ($110), and the rest at TP3 ($115).
• 🛡️ SL, the stop loss ($94) — the price where the trade is wrong and you get out, so the loss stays small. After TP1, the stop usually moves up to break-even (around your entry, $100), then trails one level behind each new target. That's why a closed trade can say "B/E stop" or "TP1 stop" and still be in profit.
• 📝 Note — the reasoning behind the trade and anything important to watch. Always read it.

Not every alert has a fixed stop. Some dip-buy (DB) and long-term (LT) alerts say SL: see notes. Then the note is the plan: it says what price has to hold, and what happens if it doesn't.

Decide your size before you enter. Know the loss you'd take if the stop is hit. In the example, buying at $100 with the stop at $94 risks $6 a share, so 10 shares risk $60. The Trade Calculator does this sum with any alert's numbers, and each new trade's first post has a 🧮 Run your numbers link that opens it with that trade filled in.

Everything here explains how the alerts are built. It's education, not financial advice: what you do with an alert is always your decision.

How to read a thread title

Every trade's title tells you where it stands, and it only changes when something real happens. To make it concrete, picture one made-up alert (numbers for illustration only):

Entry zone $98–$100 · TP1 $105 · TP2 $110 · TP3 $115 · SL $94

While the trade is open:

• 🟡 Waiting for entry zone — price hasn't come into $98–$100 yet. There's nothing to do yet.
• ⚡ Inside entry zone — price has traded between $98 and $100. This is the window to buy, if you're taking the trade.
• 🚀 Watching for TP/SL — price has moved out of the zone and the trade is live. It stays 🚀 even if price dips back into $98–$100, so the title doesn't flip back and forth.
• ✅ TP1 hit — price reached $105. The trade is still live, now watching TP2 and the stop. (Later it reads ✅ TP2 hit, and so on.)

When it closes, the emoji tells you how it went at a glance, and the words tell you exactly what happened:

• 🏆 Closed (all TPs secured) — price reached every target: $105, $110 and $115. A full win.
• 🟢 Closed (TP2 secured) — TP1 and TP2 were reached, then the trade was closed before TP3. A partial win.
• 🟢 Closed (TP1 stop after TP2) — TP1 and TP2 were reached, and the stop had been moved up to TP1 ($105). Price came back down to $105, so the rest came out there, still in profit.
• 🟢 Closed (B/E stop after TP1) — TP1 was reached, and the stop had been moved to break-even (around your entry, $100). Price came back to it, so the rest came out flat, and the profit from TP1 was kept.
• 🟢 Closed (SL after TP1) — TP1 was reached, but the stop was still at $94 and price fell to it. The profit from TP1 was banked, and the rest was stopped out.
• 🔴 Closed (SL hit) — price fell to the $94 stop before reaching any target. A loss at the stop (in a fast market the sale can fill a little below it).
• ⚪ Closed manually — the trade was closed by hand before it reached a target or the stop.

In short: 🏆 every target, 🟢 at least one target or a stop that had been moved into profit, 🔴 the stop before any target, ⚪ closed by hand.

The bracket at the end is the kind of trade:

• (DB) — a dip-buying plan
• (LT) — a long-term position
• nothing — a swing trade (some older threads have no bracket: the Hold line in the first post says the kind)

You'll see the same words as tags on each thread, so you can filter the forum by Swing, Long Term or Dip Buying, and by Active or Closed.

If the price already ran past the entry zone

Only enter inside the entry zone. If price has already run past it, let that trade go. Another one will come.

Why it matters: the targets and the stop were set for an entry in the zone. With the example above:

• Bought in the zone, at $100: you risk $6 a share (down to the $94 stop) to make $5 at TP1 ($105).
• Bought late, at $104: you now risk $10 a share to make $1 at TP1. The same alert has become a bad trade.

If price hit TP1 or TP2 and then came back into the zone, it's usually still a skip: the move the alert was for has most likely already happened. You can see it in the title, too. Once a trade has left the zone it stays 🚀 (or ✅ TP hit) and never goes back to ⚡ Inside entry zone.

When alerts are sent

Alerts can come at any time; there's no fixed schedule. The most active stretch tends to be the first two hours after the market opens (9:30 to 11:30 AM Eastern, which is 6:30 to 8:30 AM Pacific), and sometimes the last hour before the market closes (3 to 4 PM Eastern, 12 to 1 PM Pacific).

• 🔔trade-updates often gets a heads-up from Saira when alerts are coming.
• Not every week has trades. In Fed weeks or choppy markets the plan is to sit in cash ("cash is a position"), so a quiet week doesn't mean you missed anything.
• Rather than watching the channel, turn on notifications and let the alerts come to you.

Getting alerts on your phone and computer

Turn on all notifications for 📈trade-alerts, so every new trade and every update in a trade's thread reaches you. Updates carry an @premium tag.

• On a computer: right-click 📈trade-alerts → Notification Settings → All Messages.
• On your phone: press and hold 📈trade-alerts → Notification Settings → All Messages.

On a phone, also check that the Discord app itself is allowed to send notifications in your phone's settings, or they won't appear on your lock screen.

To get every update in one particular trade, tap Follow on that trade's thread.

Want the quick cards as well? Do the same for 🔔trade-updates.