The Perfect Watchlist - 1

A few words from the author:

Which stocks to buy? When to buy these stocks? When to sell these stocks? What is the current hot sector? Biotech stocks? Tech stocks? Energy stocks? Growth stocks? No stocks? If one were making a killing in the market already, one would not be here reading this. A thousand books on stock trading out there. Quite honestly, none will make you rich. Only you, by yourself can make you rich. All the lessons you need to learn in the stock market, you must learn on your own. Through your own personal experience. Not from someone else's experience. Just like in any other life endeavor. You learn from your own experiences, not from someone else's. And you only learn by doing, not by reading. Okay, why then should you be buying this book? My answer is that you should not. Unless you are trying to confirm what your eyes are telling you about the market. This book was written for my own use to keep a running tab of the stocks that are on my watchlist as of this writing. Six months or a year from now, who knows, the list may or may not have changed much. Just have to wait, and see. Six months or later from now, once can look at these stocks and see what messages they were giving that came to be true.

What is a watchlist?

Watchlist is a term now everybody uses. But it really is a list of stocks that is on a list that you are watching. Watching for clues, hints, and actionable opportunities. It is a living, breathing list. Which means, it is constantly changing, ebbing, and waning with market conditions. You do not have to try hard to find stocks that wish to join or drop off this list. It happens automatically, dictated by the market. The best thing about a watchlist is that you have no reason to believe anyone else. All you need to know will be disclosed by the stocks on your watchlist. Is the market strong? Can you make money in the market under current conditions? Is this a bad market? Is this a good market? It is going up? Going down? Choppy? All that is there to know is indicated by the stocks on your watchlist. My watchlist has a few stocks at the current time. Many are unknown stocks to many. Some are known stocks to some. What is on my list may not be on your list. That is because what I see are seen from my eyes. Your eyes may see something else. My eyes learned to see what they see due to my own experiences. Yours will see what they want to see from your own experiences in the market.