Watchlists
Organise symbols into lists, colour-code them, sync them to charts and share them with a team.
A watchlist is an ordered set of symbols with columns you choose. The default columns are last, change, change percent and volume, but any screener field can be added, including indicator values, so a list can show the fourteen period RSI next to the price without opening a chart. Columns are per list, and the sort you leave it in is remembered.
Lists can be nested into sections with headers, which is how most desks organise them: a section for open positions, one for candidates, one for things that burned you and are being watched from a distance. Symbols can carry a colour flag and a short note, and both travel with the symbol into the chart sidebar.
Linking a watchlist to a chart layout turns it into a navigation surface. Arrow keys move down the list and the linked charts follow, so reviewing sixty names takes about a minute. The same list drives the heatmap and can be used as the universe for a screener, which is a fast way to ask a question about only the things you care about.
Sharing is per list. A shared list is read-only for viewers by default, can be made collaborative for a team seat, and can be published as a static snapshot with a link. Import and export use plain CSV or a newline-separated list of tickers, so moving a list in from a spreadsheet takes one paste.