Case Study: What stocks do you watch?

[Thor]

Hello,

What 4 or more stocks would you like to have in a watchlist?

Currently the "public watchlist" that is being build has the following stocks:

CORESHARES TOP 50
CAPITAL & COUNTIES PROPERTIES PLC
DB X-TRACKERS - MSCI WORLD INDEX ETF
TASTE HOLDINGS LTD

There is place for 4 new rows of 4 stocks each

So I am looking for suggestions what you the people would like to have/see on there.

It will look like this: (just with more rows)

 

[HavocXphere]

"public watchlist"

A watchlist is inherently something personal - things that a person wants to watch for their own (often wildly different) reasons.

Rather do something that makes a little sense...like a list of today's winners & losers. Or something relevant to (almost) everyone like the Zar FX rate. Or the ALSI even.

 

[Thor]

A watchlist is inherently something personal - things that a person wants to watch for their own (often wildly different) reasons.

Rather do something that makes a little sense...like a list of today's winners & losers. Or something relevant to (almost) everyone like the Zar FX rate. Or the ALSI even.

"whatslist is the only word I could find to describe it"

I don't have the means to do a "today's winners & losers" so I will stick to what I can do

My initial thought was:

Top 8 ETFs
and Top 4 resources stocks and Top 4 stock picks by the people.

(by top I mean most popular)

 

[HavocXphere]

Go for it. Just don't see anyone deriving any value from it. Something like showing how each sector is moving maybe?

 

[Thor]

Go for it. Just don't see anyone deriving any value from it. Something like showing how each sector is moving maybe?

It's just a what's the word I am looking for, uhm... A extra/addon/enhancer.

The forum will be the main attraction and this will be a sort of reference your already on the forum might as well have a little reference "stock watch" panel on the side.

I hope that makes sense.

So give me your stocks you'd like to see.

 

[HavocXphere]

So give me your stocks you'd like to see.

Watching LSE not JSE so not really relevant. Plus mostly indexes.