Your watchlist is the set of markets TrendTrader Pro shows you — the signal feed, the chart selector, and the Watchlist page are all built from it. You can follow up to 100 pairs from a universe of 500+ markets across Forex, Crypto, Commodities, Stocks, Indices, and ETFs.
Adding markets
There are two places to add:
From the Dashboard: click Add at the top of the watchlist pane (right side), or the Add Assets button if your watchlist is empty. This opens the asset picker.
From the Watchlist page: open Watchlist in the left navigation rail and click Add pairs.
Inside the asset picker:
Type in the search box to filter by name or symbol — searching "apple" finds AAPL, and separators don't matter (searching "eurusd" finds EUR/USD).
Or browse: the category chips group the full universe alphabetically by asset class.
Click the + button next to a market to add it. It flips to "Added" immediately.
The counter in the header shows how many slots you've used (for example "12 / 100"). Click Done when you're finished.
If you hit the 100-pair cap, the picker tells you — remove a pair to free a slot.
Removing markets
On the Watchlist page, every card and table row has a remove control.
In the asset picker, markets already in your watchlist show a Remove button.
On mobile, the Watchlist tab is a simple toggle list — tap a market to add it, tap again to remove it.
The Watchlist page
The dashboard's right-hand rail is a quick navigator; the full Watchlist page is the management surface. It gives you:
Grid or list view of every pair with its live signal.
Search, category filters, and sorting — including "new flips first" (the default) and grouping by asset class.
A stats strip — how many of your pairs are currently on a Buy, on a Sell, and how many flipped recently.
Tips
Your first added pair is auto-selected on the dashboard, so the chart lights up right away.
The dashboard reopens on the market you viewed last, so your working context survives between sessions.
Signals exist for every market in the universe whether or not it's in your watchlist — the watchlist just controls what you see. Curate it around the markets you actually trade; a focused list of 10–30 pairs is easier to act on than the full 100.