As you probably know, I always have a stock watchlist.
And in case you’ve missed my past rants, you need to check your email inbox every Sunday for my Five-Stock Weekly Watchlist.
It’s free and gives you my trade ideas for Monday and the week ahead.
Having a stock watchlist isn’t just nice to have—it’s your game plan.
Just as you wouldn’t go into a big test or a job interview without preparing, the same applies to your trading session.
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A watchlist keeps you focused, disciplined, and ready to strike when the opportunity’s there.
Here’s why it matters: the stock market is always moving. There’s noise all over the place, and if you’re not careful, you’ll get pulled in a hundred different directions.
For me, my watchlist is where I track the setups I know best, the high-potential stocks I believe in, and the trends I understand.
In fact, I have several watchlists—the one I send to you every Sunday and others I share with my StocksToTrade Advisory members.
Every STT Advisory subscriber gets a monthly newsletter with a list of my top picks, three weekly videos with my other watchlists, bonus reports, and more.
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