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Watchlist

The Watchlist is the curated list of stocks Pure Power Picks is watching each week — the on‑deck circle. Many alerts start life here, so the Watchlist page lets you see what's being tracked, why, and how those picks turn into alerts over time.

The Watchlist Dashboard

The Watchlist Dashboard: every weekly list on the left, the watchlist → alert pipeline in the middle, and the most‑watched tickers on the right.

What's on the page​

Search across every watchlist by ticker, company name, or thesis text to find a specific stock and its history.

All Watchlists​

Each week's watchlist is listed with its date and the number of stocks on it. Expand one to see the tickers, or open the full watchlist to read the detail for each pick.

For every stock you'll find:

  • The thesis — why it's being watched.
  • Price levels — support, resistance, upside/downside targets, and the breakout/breakdown triggers.
  • A chart snapshot.
  • A link to the alert, if the stock has since been alerted.

Watchlists also separate new picks from continued watch (stocks carried over from a previous week).

Watchlist → Alert pipeline​

This shows the payoff of the watchlist: which weekly picks went on to become alerts. For each, you'll see the ticker, the alert date, and how many weeks passed between the watchlist pick and the alert — plus a summary like "N watchlist picks became alerts within 4 weeks."

Most‑watched tickers​

A ranked view of the tickers that appear most often across all watchlists, with a bar for frequency and a marker showing how many times each has been alerted. Click any ticker to see its full history.

Ticker history​

For a single ticker, this panel shows every time it has appeared on a watchlist — the date, the thesis at that time, the price levels, the chart, and any alert that resulted. A great way to see how the team's read on a name has evolved.

How to use it​

  • Scout ahead — see what might become an alert before it does.
  • Understand the thesis — the watchlist often carries more background than a fast‑moving alert.
  • Track conviction — names that appear week after week are ones the team keeps coming back to.
From watchlist to alert

When a watchlist stock becomes an alert, you can jump straight to its live alert detail page from the watchlist entry — the price levels you read about carry through.

Educational use only

The watchlist is research and commentary for educational purposes. It is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. See the disclaimer.