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Stock Watch List
The stock watchlist Windows should have shipped with.
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The stock watchlist Windows should have shipped with.
Stock Watchlist is a fast, native desktop app that keeps your tickers, price charts, earnings dates and market news in one clean window. No browser tabs to hunt through. No account to create. No ads and no tracking. Open it, add your stocks, and get on with your day.
One window, everything in it
Click any stock in your list and a detail pane opens beside it — no navigating away, no losing your place.
Interactive price chart with 1D, 5D, 1M, 6M and 1Y ranges
52-week range bar showing exactly where today's price sits
Key stats: open, day high/low, previous close, market cap, volume, P/E (TTM) and dividend yield
Earnings countdown badge, so the next report never surprises you
Ex-dividend date badge for income investors
A news feed scoped to the stock you selected, with unread headlines marked
Your watchlist, arranged your way
Sort by name, symbol, exchange, price, change or change %, in either direction
Switch to Manual mode and drag rows into any order you like
Instant search finds any stock, ETF or fund by name or ticker
Paste a list of symbols to bulk-add, or copy every symbol to the clipboard in one click
Jump straight to Yahoo Finance or a Google search from any row
Undo an accidental delete right away
Built for the Windows desktop
WinUI 3 with a Mica backdrop — it looks and behaves like part of Windows 11
Launches in about a second and stays light on memory
Dark and light themes, switched with a single click
Keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl+N to search, F5 to refresh
Auto-refresh on your schedule, from every minute to hourly
Private by design
No account and no sign-up
No ads, no tracking, no telemetry
Your watchlist and settings stay on your device
The internet is used only to fetch quotes — nothing about you is sent anywhere
Works with stocks, ETFs and mutual funds on NYSE, NASDAQ, LSE, TSE and other major global exchanges. Quotes and news are provided by Yahoo Finance.
No ads and no in-app purchases. Built for people who want market data without the distractions.