WATCHLIST
WATCHLIST is a professionally curated list of financial instruments currently being closely monitored by traders and analysts at the proprietary trading firm SILVER HOOF and FINANGRAM. Access to the WATCHLIST helps traders and investors identify potentially interesting market opportunities among the vast number of assets traded across global financial markets every day.
Why Traders and Investors Need It
One of the main challenges of independent trading is having a limited view of the market. Global markets include more than 60,000 stocks, over 17,000 ETFs, and a wide range of derivatives. When a trader or investor works alone, it is practically impossible to monitor thousands of instruments simultaneously while also keeping track of news, trading volumes, volatility, technical signals, and changing market conditions. As a result, many potentially interesting financial instruments can go unnoticed.
Professional proprietary trading firms address this challenge through teamwork. Traders exchange observations, share instruments they have identified, discuss potential market movements, and use algorithms and AI to help filter the market. When a trader or analyst identifies an asset that may have a higher probability of an interesting market move, that instrument can be added to the firm's internal WATCHLIST, which is available to the wider team. FINANGRAM provides private traders and investors with access to a selected part of the WATCHLIST used by proprietary trading firm SILVER HOOF.
What WATCHLIST Provides
A WATCHLIST subscription can help users:
- identify financial instruments they might otherwise overlook when working independently;
- save time on market research and screening;
- discover potentially interesting financial instruments earlier, while there may still be an opportunity to benefit from a market move;
- broaden their market coverage by monitoring instruments they may never have followed before;
- benefit from the experience and observations of a professional team of traders and analysts, together with AI and algorithmic market-screening technologies used by the proprietary trading firm.
What the WATCHLIST Looks Like
The WATCHLIST provides only the names of selected financial instruments. It does not include a trade direction, entry price, stop-loss (S/L) or take-profit (T/P) levels. The purpose is to draw the user's attention to a particular financial instrument so that they can monitor it, conduct their own analysis, assess the market situation, and, if appropriate, make their own trading or investment decision.
Financial Instruments Covered by WATCHLIST
The WATCHLIST may include financial instruments traded across global markets, including: stocks of publicly traded companies, currency pairs, commodities, cryptocurrencies, futures, options, indices, and other financial instruments.
Relationship Between WATCHLIST and Other Products and Services
The financial instruments included in the WATCHLIST are independently selected for potential trading or investment interest and may have no connection with the information published through other FINANGRAM products and services, such as AI Ideas or Analytics for Traders and Investors. For example, a financial instrument included in AI Ideas for Traders or Investors may not be included in the WATCHLIST. Conversely, an instrument included in the WATCHLIST may never be mentioned in AI Ideas or in the Analytics products. Each FINANGRAM product is therefore based on its own selection and analysis process.
How to Use WATCHLIST
The financial instruments included in the WATCHLIST do not constitute recommendations to take any particular action. Users should independently research, evaluate, and analyze financial instruments before making any potential trading or investment decisions.
Important Notice
WATCHLIST access is provided for informational and educational purposes only. The inclusion of a financial instrument in the WATCHLIST does not constitute a recommendation or solicitation to buy, sell, or hold that instrument. FINANGRAM and SILVER HOOF are not responsible for any losses incurred by users as a result of using or relying on information published as part of the WATCHLIST.
