New Feature - Custom Favorites

Over the weekend we rolled out a new feature on the site that allows all users to set up custom favorites.

Previously, you could add an indicator to your favorites list but you couldn't save the moving averages, secondary indicators or other specific settings on each chart. Now you can using the "Favorite Configurations" section found on chart pages. Note: You must first save the standard chart as a favorite, and then save the custom configuration.

To save a custom configuration of a favorite, set up the chart however you'd like (NASDAQ Down Pressure with 10MA is shown below as an example).

[caption id="attachment_843" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Figure 1: NASDAQ Down Pressure with 10MA[/caption]

Once you have your chart set up the way you'd like, scroll down to the "Favorites Configuration" Section and enter a name for the custom favorite then click "Save as New Configuration". In the example below, I've entered "10ma" as the name (you can use any name you'd like).

[caption id="attachment_844" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Figure 2: Custom Favorite Configuration[/caption]

These custom favorites will then be available in your "favorites" list and allow you to go directly to the custom chart without having to set up your moving averages, etc each time. A sample of a custom favorite in a favorites list is provide below - see the SPY Social Sentiment (20ma) favorite.

[caption id="attachment_841" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Figure 3: Sample Favorites list with Custom Favorite[/caption]

Currently, the value, change and sentiment readings shown in the favorites list are based on the original underlying indicator.