Watchlist

The Watchlist page treats a list like a little portfolio — every stock counted equally — so you can see how it’s doing, whether it’s beating the market, and where the money is flowing today.

How the list is doing

• Return tiles — the list’s average move over a day, a week, a month, three months, the year so far and a year.
• Holdings — each stock’s price and moves. Column Filters adds market cap, short interest and more; click a header to sort.
• Equal-weight performance — the list against the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100. It’s an honest mirror: are the stocks you watch beating “just buying the index”?

The heatmap

Switch the period — Today, 1W, 1M, YTD… — and watch the picture change. A list that’s red today may be deep green on the year. Hover a tile for its details.

Order flow and unusual orders

Order flow splits each stock’s trading today into buying (trades that pushed the price up) and selling (trades that pushed it down), so you can see which names are being bought. Unusual orders lists the day’s large orders on your stocks — BUY or SELL, and ·ASK when a buyer was in a hurry — with a flag when a pattern stands out, like buyers soaking up shares while the price falls.

The rest of the page

Allocation by market cap shows which stocks make up most of the list, and Breadth & movers how many are up, how many are above their 50-day average, and today’s and this month’s leader and laggard.