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Does anyone know how/if  I can setup an alert to tell me when price on a 3 minute timeframe is a specific value above/below a specific EMA?

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Hi @AndyN,  for MAs I think you can only do MA crosses, you could have 2 alerts, one for a specific price level and one for crossing but not an alert for a specific number of points beyond a cross.

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