Let the System Watch Your List
A watchlist goes stale the second you stop looking at it. You add ten names you care about, check them hard for a week, then life happens — and three weeks later you're holding a list of old reasons. The fix isn't more discipline. It's not having to re-check each name by hand at all. Put a ticker on your watchlist and the engine scores it for you — continuously, in the background — so the list stays current whether or not you opened it today.
Not a model's picks — yours. The stocks you own, the ones you're stalking, the one a friend won't shut up about. Drop in the ticker and it's on the list. From that moment it's the engine's job to keep an eye on it, not yours to remember to.
Each ticker carries one composite read, 0–100, blending technical, fundamental, sentiment, smart-money and risk into a single number with a visible breakdown — plus a BUY / HOLD / SELL signal, and a percentile against the field for names in the ranked universe. Add something obscure that isn't in the daily top list and it still gets fully scored — on the next scoring pass, so a brand-new name may read "scoring in progress" for a moment before its number lands. No single dimension carries it — momentum or sentiment alone never decides the number.
The score updates every hour on its own — you refresh nothing. And it's written to a durable cache, so it doesn't vanish on a deploy or when you log out and come back. Open the page cold next week and the read is current, not a blank "scoring in progress." That's the whole point: the list stays alive without you tending it.
Be honest with yourself about what you're looking at. The score does not tell you when to buy or sell — it's a continuously-current read on each name, not a trade instruction, and it does not predict the next move. There are no price targets and no entry or exit signals wired in here. It is not an alert system either — alerts are a separate feature you turn on deliberately. The watchlist's one job is keeping your list scored and current.
This is where the scattered names you're tracking live as one always-scored board. Scan it, see which of your names are firming up and which are quietly rolling over, then take the interesting ones to the rest of the system — the breakdown, the flow, the chart — before you act. The watchlist hands you a current read on everything you care about in one place. You decide what to do with it.
Anybody can keep a list of tickers. Keeping every one of them scored across 15 dimensions, refreshed hourly, durable through a sign-out, and honest about being a filter and not a buy signal — that's the part you can't do by hand and won't find bolted onto a notes app. The system does the watching so your list never goes stale. You still make the call. That's one more edge you won't assemble anywhere else.