Overview
The watchlists and lists area groups four related ways to follow stocks. You build your own watchlists, browse watchlists other members have made public, study high-conviction picks from the platform's analysts, and read about the research desk behind the models. This page explains how the four surfaces fit together and where to start. My watchlists, community watchlists, and the analyst roster are open to every signed-in plan; top picks is a Pro feature.
What it shows
The area connects four surfaces. In the following sections you read how each one works and how it relates to the others.
My watchlists
My watchlists holds the personal lists of tickers you create and track. Each list uses the same column set as the Research terminal, plus a live performance figure measured from the price on the day you added each ticker. For the full feature, see Watchlists.
Community watchlists
Community watchlists is a browsable directory of lists other members have made public. You sort and filter the directory, like a list, and copy its tickers into one of your own. For the full feature, see Community watchlists.
Top picks
Top picks shows each analyst's high-conviction stocks, with the written reasoning and the return of each pick since it was made. For the full feature, see Top picks.
Analysts
Analysts is the public profile of the research desk, introducing each team member behind the models, memos, and picks. For the full feature, see Analysts.
How the four fit together
You build private watchlists, then optionally make one public so it appears in the community directory. You copy tickers from a community list into your own list, and you follow analyst picks to inform what you add. The surfaces share the Research terminal columns, so a price, rating, or yield reads the same way everywhere.
Use cases
- Decide where to start: build a private watchlist, browse what the community is tracking, or study the analyst top picks.
- Understand how a public watchlist you create becomes visible to other members.
- Find the team behind the research before you rely on a model or a pick.
Limitations and disclosures
Watchlists you build are tools for tracking stocks, not recommendations. The area surfaces valuations, ratings, and analyst picks, so the standard disclosure applies.
GNG Research provides equity research and educational tools, not investment advice. Nothing on the platform is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consider your circumstances before making any investment decision.
What's next
What's next
- WatchlistsBuild named lists with the full Research terminal column set
- Community watchlistsBrowse, like, and copy lists other members share
- Top picksAnalyst high-conviction names and their return since each pick
- AnalystsMeet the research desk behind the models and picks
- Screening columns and dataWhere the shared columns and the rating scale are defined