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Ordered by Something You Chose

Watch used to score eight favourites as cards. Now it scores everything your feed publishes and puts it in one list — ordered by net bias, by agreement, by what just flipped, or by what your studies can't agree on. It holds the order still while the data moves, and it never tells you which row to trade*.

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* An order is a measurement of what your studies printed across your universe, not a forecast, not a ranking of trade quality, and not a recommendation. Trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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Not a scanner that picks. An order you chose, that holds still.

Every symbol, every timeframe, one screen — and no row is a suggestion.

A scanner surfaces opportunities. It decides what is interesting, puts it at the top, and hopes you agree. Watch does something narrower: it reads the panels your configuration has already published for every symbol in scope, and arranges them by whichever figure you asked for. The arrangement is the whole product. Nothing is promoted, highlighted or starred.

That distinction is not decoration. A list of a hundred rows reads as a leaderboard whether or not it is one, so the page argues against itself in the places it could be misread — ties are drawn as ties with no order inside them, symbols with no panel are held out of the order entirely rather than sorted to the bottom, and the phrase ORDER, NOT RANKING sits in the control strip where the sorting happens.

It is live, so it is on the terminal rather than in your account — the same rule that puts Research the other side of that line. And it is the same Watch: your eight favourites still read the way they always did, one press away.

HOW A ROW IS BUILT
3 STAGES
01
YOUR STUDIES, EVERY TIMEFRAME Ten slots, six periods, on every symbol in scope — the same set the Matrix and the Cards are reading, because a score is a function of the set.
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02
ONE NET, AND THE SIX BEHIND IT The net averages across every selected timeframe. The six figures that produced it stay on the row, so the summary can always be checked against its parts.
72 NET BULLISH
5/6 TIMEFRAMES AGREE
9/10 REPORTING HOLES NAMED, NEVER FILLED
03
THE ORDER YOU ASKED FOR Pick a column and the list is drawn once, then frozen. Figures keep updating in place; positions do not move under your cursor.
NET AGREEMENT FLIPPED ORDER, NOT RANKING

Five things it does, and one it refuses

Widen the scope, choose the order, read the ties honestly, keep the list still while the data moves, and see exactly what produced every number. The refusal is at the end, and it is the reason the rest can be trusted.

SCOPE SAME ROWS, MORE OF THEM
LIVE
FAVOURITES8 WATCHLIST26 WHOLE FEED102
SYMBOL PRICE NET BIAS DIRECTION AGREE
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1 SCOPE

Eight, or everything

Your eight favourites are still there and still read the way they always did. Past eight, cards stop being the right shape — so the same information becomes a row, and the view scales to your saved watchlist or to every symbol the feed publishes.

Widening costs nothing. Watch reads panels that have already been published rather than asking for a computation, which is why scope is a button and not a job — and why the page can be honest that at favourites scope, the wide list adds nothing a card doesn't already give you.

ILLUSTRATIVE · NOT LIVE MARKET DATA
ORDER BY FIVE COLUMNS
26 ROWS
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NO SINGLE-TIMEFRAME ORDER One period reaches its ceiling too easily to sort by. The six figures stay on the row instead.
2 ORDER

Five questions, not one

Strength is the default, but it is not the only thing worth asking. AGREEMENT finds a full stack at a modest score — a real reading that strength buries. FLIPPED surfaces what is new rather than what is loud. CONTESTED shows where your studies are arguing, which is the honest answer when nothing is lined up anywhere.

Each button carries the number of rows that would tie if you pressed it, because an order that produces one block of identical figures is not an order. Sorting by a single timeframe does exactly that, so it isn't offered.

ILLUSTRATIVE · NOT LIVE MARKET DATA
TIES & HOLES NEVER A ZERO
↔ 3
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These three share the ordered figure. There is no order inside the group — they fall back to class then alphabetical, so the same scan reads the same way twice.
NOT COMPUTED YET · 9 NOT LAST — NOT SCORED
Held out of the order entirely, listed in the stable order, each carrying its reason. A symbol the engine has not reached is not a symbol scoring zero — so it is not at the bottom, it is not in the ranked list at all.
3 TIES & HOLES

Two kinds of nothing

When rows share the figure being sorted on, they are a group and not a sequence. Presenting them one above the other with nothing said would be inventing a distinction the numbers do not contain — so the group is marked, it carries its count, and the rows inside it fall back to a stable order that never changes.

A symbol your configuration has not been computed for yet is the other kind. Sorting it to the bottom would make an absence look like a low score and make the bottom of the list mean two different things, so it gets its own block above the fold of the order, with the reason attached.

ILLUSTRATIVE · NOT LIVE MARKET DATA
STILLNESS NOTHING MOVES
drawn 14:22:09 GMT
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RE-SORT · 2 Two rows are out of the order you drew. Nothing has moved — press to redraw, or press R.
4 STILLNESS

It will not move under your cursor

A live list that re-sorts itself is a list you cannot click. At a hundred rows arrivals are effectively continuous, so any policy short of never means a row is somewhere else at mouseup than it was at mousedown.

So the order is a snapshot you asked for. Scores, colours and prices keep updating in place; positions do not. And because a frozen order would otherwise quietly go stale, each row that no longer belongs where it sits says how far out of place it is and stays put. Redrawing is always an explicit press.

ILLUSTRATIVE · NOT LIVE MARKET DATA
PRESET READ ONLY
Default v1
STUDY PARAMETER SOURCE REPORTS
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Two currency-strength studies only resolve on G7 legs, which is why an index reports 8 of 10 and a major reports 10. The count on every row reads off the same rule.
5 PROVENANCE

What is driving these scores

A hundred numbers with no statement of where they came from is a hundred numbers you have to take on trust. So the active preset sits in the header, and one click shows the whole set — every study, its parameter, whether it is a house study or a standard one, and how many symbols in this scan it actually reports on.

Studies are global, because a score is a function of the set — the same ten drive every view. Timeframes you can narrow here alone: drop the daily, keep M5 and M15 for a scalping session. That is a view-level choice, it writes nothing to your preset, and if you narrow far enough the page tells you what you are giving up.

ILLUSTRATIVE · NOT LIVE MARKET DATA
THE REFUSAL

Nothing on this list is a pick, and the page works to keep it that way.

The hardest thing about a scan is not building it. It is refusing to let it become a leaderboard — because a hundred ordered rows will be read as one unless the design actively argues otherwise, and every convention that makes a list feel useful is also the convention that makes it look like advice.

WHAT A ROW ABOVE ANOTHER MEANS a higher figure
in the one column
you chose to sort by That is the whole claim. It is not a better trade, not a stronger opportunity, and not a judgement about the instrument — a higher count can simply mean your condition is less selective there.
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These are not features waiting to be built. Each one was considered and left out, because the moment an ordered list is dressed as a result it stops being a measurement and starts being a claim about your trading.

See where your studies agree

Watch is on the terminal, on key 5, included with the free account. Widen the scope, pick the column that answers your question, and read the whole universe in the studies you already run*.

* An ordered list is a measurement, not a signal, and does not guarantee profitable or successful trades.

Trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. You should make sure you understand the risks involved, seeking independent advice if necessary. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

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