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# Charts
You will notice multiple features on the Charts page: Your personal watchlist, top gainers, losers, and active stocks, and a personalized Tradingview charting feature. You also have the ability to “Flip Chart” which may help you when doing technical analysis. Please note that data is currently delayed by 15 minutes.
You can add stocks to your watchlist by clicking on the “Enter ticker symbol” and then hitting Add. This will then show up on your watchlist on the left side of the screen, as well as the right side inside Tradingview’s charting feature once the page is refreshed.
At the bottom of the page, you will also notice the general background and financial info provided to you regarding the current stock you are researching.
**Visual Walkthrough:**
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