Question 1

What is a Stock Tracker on the Discover page?

Accepted Answer

A Stock Tracker is a named list of stocks, ETFs, or crypto. You can browse Trackers by theme, look at what is inside them, and follow any that are useful to you.

Question 2

Does following a Tracker mean I should buy what's in it?

Accepted Answer

No. Following is a way to organize and watch instruments, not a prompt to buy them. It brings those instruments into your daily briefing so you can keep an eye on them. The decision to buy, sell, or hold anything is yours alone.

Question 3

Is following a Tracker the same as copy-trading?

Accepted Answer

No. When you follow a Tracker, no trade is placed here for you. No order goes to any broker, and nothing in your portfolio changes. You are simply adding instruments to your own briefing for research.

Question 4

What actually happens when I follow a Tracker?

Accepted Answer

Its instruments appear in My Briefing. You start seeing their news and market mood alongside the instruments you already follow. You can unfollow at any time, which removes them from your briefing.

Question 5

Can I trust the instruments on a Tracker?

Accepted Answer

A Tracker is a set of instruments to watch, and it is educational. It does not tell you whether those instruments are suitable for you or your goals, and its past contents do not indicate quality. Use it as a starting point for your own research, not a verdict.

Question 6

Does the past performance of a Tracker's contents predict future results?

Accepted Answer

No. Past prices or historical returns of the instruments in a Tracker do not predict future performance. Markets change, and a list that reflected good research months ago may look very different today.

Question 7

How do I stop seeing a Tracker's instruments?

Accepted Answer

Unfollow it. Go to your followed Trackers and select unfollow, and those instruments leave your briefing. If you follow the same instrument through another Tracker, it stays.

Question 8

Can I create my own Tracker and keep it private?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can create a Tracker and keep it private, so only you see it, or make it public to share it with others. You can switch it back to private at any time.

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