[isatrader]

Hi Isatrader,
   Just want to clarify with you, the watchlist thread was created base on the daily P&F breakouts/breakdown thread? What are the conditions to be on the watchlist thread? 
thanks,
Ark,

No, it's nothing to do with the daily P&F breakouts/breakdown thread. It's a completely separate thread where anyone can post stocks that they think might be worth following / setting alerts on, based on the stocks behaviour to date, in that it meets some or all of the trader or investor methods criteria. As it's up to everyone to research the stocks fully themselves, if they are interested in them. Occasionally, a stock might be near or at decent entry point when it's posted, but the vast majority aren't, and hence are added to the watchlist so that we can monitor their behaviour over the coming months, and be ready if they form a low risk entry point in future, and still show the kind of behaviour that we are looking for.

I post the most charts, as it's my personal website, and not a general forum like t2w. I've just set it up that way so that it is easy for me to talk to other traders that are trading in the same way, using Stan Weinstein's method, or any variation of it.

The charts I post go on my watchlist and I set up alerts at levels that I'd be potentially interesed in them. And then if any trigger that level and meet the strict requirements then I'll to possibly trade them if the opportunity cost allows, and my money management rules are met. But as you will see if you read my trading journal in the Members Thread section. Not many do. I find that Stage Analysis keeps you out of the market during choppy or down times, and gets you full invested during the brief strong periods. You just have to learn the patience needed to only trade when the market is with you. As when it is, the setups are plentiful. But when it's not, there's not many, and the quality of setups is low, and you'll see many false breakouts, and increased volatility. So the key imo, is to learn how to identify the best periods. And in Weinsteins method, that's using the market breadth indicators to calculate the 'Weight of Evidence'.

I hope that helps.