Using Your Watchlist on Stocktwits
Your Watchlist is the simplest way to keep track of the tickers you care about most—whether that’s stocks, crypto, or ETFs. It centralizes price action, sentime
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Your Watchlist is the simplest way to keep track of the tickers you care about most—whether that’s stocks, crypto, or ETFs. It centralizes price action, sentiment, and community discussions in one place, so you can act quickly when the market moves.
How to Add Tickers to Your Watchlist
On Desktop:
Go to any symbol page (e.g., $AAPL or $ETH)
Click “+ Watch” in the top section of the page




On Mobile:
Visit the symbol page from search, Explore, or a feed
Tap the “+” icon next to the ticker name


The ticker will be added instantly to your Watchlist, which you can access from your Home tab.
Why Your Watchlist Matters
A curated Watchlist helps you:
Stay organized — Track only the assets you trade or invest in
React faster — Monitor price changes, volume spikes, and sentiment shifts in real time
Filter your feed — View posts and discussions only about tickers you follow
Pro Tip: Enable alerts for tickers in your Watchlist to get notified when:
- Earnings calls going live
- Company events going live (eg: WWDC)
- Price crosses key levels or swings sharply