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Using Tasks

Once your task is successfully created, the system will automatically start tracking the data fluctuations of the selected target.

Viewing Task Status​

On the Task Page​

After successful creation, you can see the active tasks in the task panel at the bottom left of the homepage.

Status Indicators:

  • 🟢 Green Dot - Task is running
  • 🟡 Yellow Dot - Task is paused

Example of Task Execution​

Take the Short-Term Technical Bottom Task for AAPL as an example:

[Task List]

🟢 AAPL Short-Term Bottom
🟡 BTC Long-Term Bottom
🟢 MSFT Short-Term Bottom

Notification Methods​

When the target stock (e.g., AAPL) exhibits characteristics of a short-term technical bottom, the AI will capture it and notify the user:

1. APP Push Notifications 📱​

Prerequisites:

  • Openstrat App is installed
  • Push notification permission is enabled

Delivery:

  • Real-time alerts pushed to your phone
  • Notification bar will display the signal

2. Info Hall Overview 📢​

  • View all signals in the Info Hall on the homepage
  • Signals are displayed in a consolidated feed

3. Task Chat History 💬​

If signals are buried by other messages in the Info Hall:

  1. Open the History Page

    • Click the "History" button at the top right

  2. Find the Related Task

    • Go to the Task page
    • Locate the AAPL Short-Term Bottom task and enter

  3. View Notification History

    • See all historical alerts for this task
    • You can continue interacting with the task in chat

Troubleshooting Push Notifications​

If You’re Not Receiving Notifications​

  1. Check Notification Center

    • Click the top-left menu
    • Enter the Notification Center
    • Check if relevant records exist

  2. Check App Permissions

    • If the record exists but no push was received
    • The app's push permission may be turned off
    • Re-enable it in your phone settings

  3. iOS-Specific Case

    • Push notifications on iOS may occasionally fail to arrive
    • This is a known system behavior and not a major issue

Interpreting Technical Signal Content​

Each technical signal notification contains three key pieces of information:

📅 Timestamp​

  • Displayed in the user’s local time zone
  • Special markers will be noted separately if applicable
  • Accurate to the minute

💰 Entry Price​

  • The stock price at the moment the signal was generated
  • Can be used as a reference point for trading
  • Reflects real-time market conditions

📊 Signal Probability​

  • The percentage probability of a top/bottom occurring within the given cycle
  • By default, only signals with probability > 50% will be sent
  • Higher probability = stronger reliability

Example Notification​

AAPL Short-Term Bottom Detected
Time: 15:32 (UTC+8)
Entry Price: $184.21
Signal Probability: 74%

Daily Absence Notification​

If none of your tasks generate any signals during the day, the system will send a Daily Absence Report one hour after market close.

The report includes:

  • Market overview for the day
  • Monitoring status of each task
  • Key watch points for the next day

Next Step: Learn How to Manage Tasks