Free Giveaway Solution: Automated ETF Price Movement Alerts

Objective:
Automatically monitor the price of an ETF and send an alert if the price moves beyond a predefined threshold, helping portfolio managers and traders react quickly to unusual market activity.

Solution Overview:
This Python script fetches the latest ETF price data, compares it against a moving average, and triggers an alert if the price deviates significantly. The script uses the yfinance library to fetch real-time ETF data and smtplib to send email notifications.

How to Use the Script:
Setup:

Replace ETF_TICKER with the ticker symbol of the ETF you want to monitor (e.g., 'SPY' for S&P 500 ETF).
Configure the email settings (SENDER_EMAIL, RECEIVER_EMAIL, SMTP_SERVER, SMTP_PORT, SMTP_USERNAME, SMTP_PASSWORD) to use your email account for sending alerts.
Run the Script:

Run the script on your local machine or a server. It fetches the last month of daily ETF prices, calculates the 5-day moving average, and checks for deviations.
Receive Alerts:

If the price deviates by more than the defined threshold (e.g., 2%), the script sends an email alert to the specified receiver, prompting them to take action.
Why This Solution is Valuable:
Immediate Utility: This script provides instant value by automating the monitoring of ETF prices and notifying users of potential issues.
Ease of Use: The setup is straightforward, and users can customize the parameters according to their needs.
Scalability: Users can expand this script to include additional ETFs, different thresholds, or integrate it with other automation tools in your full solution suite.

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