A weekly watchlist is a set of trading ideas published by Rumble’s technical analysts for the upcoming week.
Each weekly watchlist is created for:
one market
one technical expert
one trading week
A weekly watchlist includes:
a video walkthrough from the expert
a list of stock ideas
the technical rationale for each idea
Trigger conditions
Invalidation conditions
the Target and Stop Loss to use if the idea becomes a call
Weekly watchlists are published over the weekend before the first trading session of the week.
📝 Note: Weekly Watchlists are available with the Trading plan and Conviction & Trading plan. Conviction-only subscribers do not have access.
Where to find weekly watchlists
Weekly Watchlists appear on the Technical page in the Weekly Watchlists section.
Opening a Weekly Watchlist displays:
the expert’s video walkthrough
the stock ideas for the selected week
The video explains the expert’s strategy, market view, and reasoning behind the week’s ideas.
💡 Tip: Rumble recommends reviewing the expert video before acting on Weekly Watchlist ideas.
ThndrX tools such as price alerts can also be used to monitor Trigger and Invalidation levels. Weekly Watchlist content is also available through the Rumble Hub inside ThndrX.
How a weekly watchlist is built
Each Weekly Watchlist follows defined rules.
Number of stocks
A Weekly Watchlist contains between 3 and 7 stocks.
Carrying ideas into another week
A stock can carry over from the previous Weekly Watchlist.
Carryover can apply to stocks in:
Watching
Triggered
Active call capacity
Each technical expert can have a maximum of 15 active Technical Calls.
When the maximum active-call capacity is reached, new stocks are not added to the Weekly Watchlist until capacity becomes available.
Reading a weekly watchlist idea
Each stock in a Weekly Watchlist represents a potential Technical Call.
A stock idea includes the following fields.
Status
Weekly Watchlist ideas use two main statuses:
Watching
Triggered
Watching
Watching means the idea is still waiting for the Trigger condition.
No Technical Call has been issued yet.
Triggered
Triggered means the Trigger condition has been met.
A Triggered idea links to the corresponding Technical Call after the expert issues the call.
Technical rationale
Technical rationale is a short explanation of the setup behind the idea.
The rationale explains why the stock is being monitored.
Trigger
Trigger is the condition that must occur before entry becomes valid.
Examples can include:
touching a specific price
closing above a specific level
another technical condition defined by the expert
The Trigger defines when the idea becomes actionable.
Invalidation
Invalidation is the condition that cancels the trading setup.
If the Invalidation condition occurs before the Trigger condition, the idea is no longer valid.
If triggered
The If triggered section shows the planned trade structure if the Trigger condition is met.
Available information includes:
Target Price
Stop Loss
The Stop Loss is shown in the Weekly Watchlist before the Technical Call is issued.
After a Technical Call is issued, the Stop Loss is no longer displayed on the Technical Call itself.
For more information, see Understanding technical calls on Rumble.
How a watchlist idea becomes a technical call
A Weekly Watchlist idea follows a defined sequence.
1. Watching
The idea remains in Watching status while the Trigger condition has not been met.
2. Trigger condition is met
When the Trigger condition is reached, the idea moves to triggered.
3. Expert confirmation
The expert reviews the triggered setup before issuing the Technical Call.
Technical Calls are issued manually rather than automatically.
4. Technical call is issued
After expert confirmation, the Triggered idea links to the matching Technical Call.
The Technical Call then becomes the source for ongoing instructions, recommendation status, and updates.
How to use a weekly watchlist
A Weekly Watchlist is designed to help users prepare before a Technical Call is issued.
A typical workflow is:
Watch the expert’s weekly video.
Review the technical rationale for each stock.
Monitor the Trigger and Invalidation conditions.
Avoid acting before the Trigger condition is met.
Stop following an idea if the Invalidation condition occurs first.
After the expert issues the Technical Call, follow the Technical Call for ongoing instructions and updates.
Rumble’s Technical Calls Guide also recommends keeping each individual Technical Call within 10% of the portfolio.
Weekly Watchlists vs Technical Calls
Weekly Watchlists and Technical Calls represent different stages of the process.
Weekly Watchlist
A Weekly Watchlist contains potential trade setups before a call is issued.
Weekly Watchlists show:
rationale
Trigger
Invalidation
Target
Stop Loss
Technical Call
A Technical Call is the issued recommendation after the setup triggers and receives expert confirmation.
Technical Calls show:
Buy Range
Target
recommendation status
performance
analyst updates
The Stop Loss is available in the Weekly Watchlist rather than on the issued Technical Call.
FAQs
When are Weekly Watchlists published?
Weekly Watchlists are published over the weekend before the first trading session of the upcoming week.
Each Weekly Watchlist covers one market and one technical expert.
How many stocks can appear in a Weekly Watchlist?
A Weekly Watchlist contains between 3 and 7 stocks.
How can a stock remain on the Weekly Watchlist for another week?
A stock can carry over into the next Weekly Watchlist while in Watching or Triggered status.
What is the difference between Watching and Triggered?
Watching means the Trigger condition has not been met.
Triggered means the Trigger condition has been met and the setup is ready for expert confirmation and Technical Call issuance.
What is the difference between Trigger and Invalidation?
A Trigger is the condition that makes the trading setup actionable.
Invalidation is the condition that cancels the setup if reached before the Trigger.
Why is Stop Loss shown in the Weekly Watchlist but not on the Technical Call?
The Stop Loss is disclosed in the Weekly Watchlist before the Technical Call is issued.
After issuance, the Stop Loss is intentionally hidden from the Technical Call to reduce the risk of stop-loss hunting.
What happens after a Weekly Watchlist idea triggers?
The expert reviews the triggered setup before manually issuing the Technical Call.
After issuance, the Triggered idea links to the matching Technical Call.
Which subscription plans include Weekly Watchlists?
Weekly Watchlists are included with the Trading plan and Conviction & Trading plan.
The Conviction-only plan does not include Weekly Watchlists.