StockDecks — Watchlist Decks

Tap a deck to view it. Use ≡ to manage the cards inside, ✎ to rename, × to delete.

Your watchlists

A "deck" is just a saved list of stocks or funds you want to follow. You can have as many as you like.

What's on this page

Every watchlist deck you've created, with the stocks inside and a quick read on how the average rating is moving. Tap any deck to open it.

Working with decks

Making a new deck

Tap the gold + New watchlist deck button. Give it a name (e.g. "Long-term holds", "AI plays", "Just watching"). Empty decks start out with no stocks — add them from search, from any card, or from the comparison page.

Managing the cards inside a deck

Tap the ≡ icon on any deck row. A panel slides open showing every card inside, in order. Use:

· ▲ / ▼ — reorder a card up or down
· × — remove a card from the deck
· + Add cards from search — jumps to search with this deck pre-selected, so anything you tap +Add on lands here.

Removing a card from a deck doesn't affect it anywhere else — it's still in search, still in your other decks, still on your trade dashboard if you hold it.

Adding stocks from anywhere else

Open any card (from search, from another deck, from sectors). Use the share / actions menu and tap Add to watchlist, then pick the deck. The card joins that deck until you remove it.

Renaming or deleting a deck

Use ✎ to rename a deck or × to delete it. Deleting a deck doesn't delete the stocks anywhere else — only the saved list.

Switching between decks

From the home page, the deck name at the top is tappable — pick another deck and the cards swap. Swiping left/right works inside the active deck only.

Your data lives here

Watchlists are saved on this device. They don't currently sync across phones, tablets, or browsers. Cloud sync is coming.

For now: go to Account → Your data → Export backup to download a file you can save anywhere and restore later, or move to another device.

Important

A watchlist is just a list — adding a stock here isn't buying it, and removing it isn't selling. To practise actual buying / selling without risking real money, use Mock Trading.

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