How can I utilize the Technical Section on the Choice platform for data analysis?
To set price alerts for individual stocks, you have the option to set unlimited alerts, which are divided into "Pending" and "Matched" sections.

To set a price alert, you can follow these steps:
1. Search for the stock you're interested in.
2. Visit the company page.
3. Tap on "Set Alert" and input the conditions for the alert, such as selecting a trigger like the Last Traded Price and setting the price at which you want to be notified.
4. You can also set alerts for BSE by selecting Yes or No.

To access your alerts, go to More > MY Alerts.

In the "Price Alerts" section, under the "Conditions" tab, you can set specific triggers and conditions for your price alerts. You can manually enter the price at which you want the alert to be triggered and the date on which you want to be notified.

Once an alert is triggered, it will appear in the "Matched" section, where you can view all alerts that have been triggered.
When you tap on the BUY or SELL button on most SCRIP INFO screens, it will bring up the ORDER BOX. The ORDER BOX contains several options such as MKT (Market Order), LMT (Limit Order), SL (Stop Loss), SL-M (Stop Loss Market), PRICE, QUANTITY, and AMOUNT. At the bottom, there is a BUY-SELL toggle button for your convenience.

- MKT: This is a Market order where you buy or sell at the current market price.
- LMT: This is a Limit Market order triggered at a preferred price.
- SL: A Stop Loss order helps cut losses when a trade goes against you, with a trigger price and execution price.
- SL-M: Stop Loss Market order executes when the stock reaches a certain price level.

Order type options include DELIVERY (holding stocks overnight) or INTRADAY (trading within the same day for leverage). Order validity can be set as Day, IOC (Immediate or Cancel), GTD (Good till Date), or GTC (Good till Cancel). 

You need to enter the Price and Quantity, and the Amount will be calculated accordingly. Once you submit, your order will be executed. For After Market Orders (AMO) or Pre-Market Orders (PMO), the pricing will be fixed.