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Hey all,
What is the best way to set things up within Sierra when managing watchlists and potential opportunities where you need to annotate the charts.
Sierra has watchlist functionality where you can setup a chartbook, link all the charts within that chartbook by symbol, and then scroll through a watchlist of stocks. That's great. However the problem comes when you want to annotate specific charts for things that you may be looking for in the future.
If you annotate a chart in the chartbook that contains your watchlist, that drawing will be present on every symbol as you scroll through the watchlist. This is because you are using one chartbook and simply changing the symbol for each chart as you scroll through the watchlist.
So basically what im trying to figure out is if the following 2 step process is somehow possible:
1 - setup a chartbook with my main watchlist to scroll through. This works fine.
2 - once I find potential opportunities that I would like to keep an eye on for the next few days/weeks, I would like to add them to another folder or watchlist or something. I need to be able to annotate the charts for each symbol, so that when I browse through this secondary watchlist/folder/something, I can see how things develop according to my annotations in the coming days/weeks.
I know I can create a chartbook for each stock that im interested in, but then how do I scroll through each of them. Or do I have to manually open every single chartbook each containing a stock of interest, then move to the next. Im hoping you can create a folder within Sierra, dump a whole bunch of separate chartbooks into it, then scroll through them easily.
I hope im making sense, and that this can be done somehow in Sierra.
Any ideas?
Many thanks.
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