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Edited 05 Jul 2026

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General Investing

How do you track stocks you've researched but haven't bought yet?

I have a list of tickers I researched a while back, but I seldom remember to go back to check if my original reasons for buying still hold up. Price alerts don't really help since they only flag price moves, not whether the story behind the stock has actually changed. Curious what others use to stay on top of this.

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Debbie

20 Jul 2026

What works better for me is keeping a watchlist with news and earnings updates, then reviewing each stock every quarter

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Crypto SG

14 Jul 2026

Chief Investment Officer at Self Employed

I use TradingView web UI or, occasionally, the TradingView mobile app.

I prefer to use the desktop UI to see hundreds of stocks and crypto symbols that I monitor daily. Stay with equities that are held by institutions. Retail investors are very fickle-minded and can sell quickly when something goes wrong.

Markets are starting to get very volatile, and it is best to keep your investment allocation small enough (or start trimming down) in case a Black Swan event comes close.

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Ellena

12 Jul 2026

Yes many in my watchlist...

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