Help & Support
- Quick Start Guide
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How To
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Analyze a Stock
- Gaining Insight
- Seeing What the Analysts Say
- Getting Research Reports
- Seeing How a Stock Scores
- Seeing How a Stock Rates vs its Peers
- Checking Performance vs Competitors
- Checking the Technicals
- Analyzing Growth
- Analyzing Dividends
- Checking Seasonality and Monthly Returns
- Reviewing Financial Statements
- Viewing Historical Data
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Analyze a Stock
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Stock Rover Help
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Introduction
- Stock Rover Overview
- The Premium Trial
- The Main Window
- The Start Menu
- The Search Bar
- Navigating Stock Rover
- How Quotes Work
- Managing the Panels
- Breadcrumbs
- Right Clicking
- Multi-Select
- Drag and Drop
- Auto-Resize Columns
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Performance Report Emails
- Stock Rover Research Reports
- Mobile Experience
- Auto-Login
- Account Management
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The Chart
- Charting Overview
- Types of Charts
- Setting Chart Options
- Selecting Tickers
- Setting the Time Period
- Adding Benchmarks
- Setting Baselines
- Charting Events
- Candlestick and OHLC Charts
- Valuation Charts
- Technical Charts
- Ratio Charts
- Fundamental Charts
- Managing Charts
- Resetting the Chart
- Accounting for Dividends
- Saving Charts as Images
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Introduction
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- Videos
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Metrics
- Metric Overview
- Chartable Metrics Overview
- Analyst Estimates
- Analyst Ratings
- Balance Sheet
- Cash Flow Statement
- Custom Metrics
- EPS Estimates
- EPS Estimate Trends
- ETF & Fund Asset Allocation
- ETF & Fund Equity Capitalization
- ETF & Fund Equity Classification
- ETF & Fund Equity Style Box
- ETF & Fund Holding Statistics
- ETF & Fund Profile
- ETF & Fund Region Breakdown
- ETF & Fund Sector Weightings
- Fair Value & DCF Model
- Grades & Scores
- Growth
- Income Statement
- Industry Deciles
- Per Share
- Portfolio
- Portfolio Reporting
- Price
- Profile
- Profitability
- Profitability vs. Industry
- Profitability vs. Sector
- Returns
- Returns vs. Industry
- Returns vs. Sector
- Returns vs. S&P 500
- Revenue Estimates
- Sector Deciles
- Stock Rover Ratings
- Technical Indicators
- Valuation
- Valuation Range
- Valuation Yields
- Volume
Watchlist Overview
Watchlists are simply a list of individual tickers that are grouped together in a named container. They are typically used for a group of tickers that you are interested in for one reason or another. For example, you may have a watchlist named “Possible Buys” and another watchlist named “Possible Sells”.
Watchlists are similar to portfolios, but simpler, as they do not contain quantities, cash, or buy prices.
Within Stock Rover, you can maintain multiple watchlists, each with their own list of tickers. This allows you maintain multiple lists of tickers. For example you may maintain a watchlist for value stocks and another one for dividend stocks and another one for momentum stocks.
As with a portfolio, you can chart a watchlist to compare it against other stocks, indices, industries, portfolios, or other watchlists. When watchlists are charted, an equal allocation of capital is assumed for each stock.
Top Creating a Watchlist