StockCharts Support March 16, 2012
Public ChartLists are collections of charts that a StockCharts.com member chooses to share publicly on StockCharts.com. There are several key reasons that members may choose to do that:
Q: How do I find a particular author's list?
A: There are a couple of options: You can click the "Last Name" link at the top of the Public ChartList rankings to sort the lists by author's last name. You can also simply use your browser's "Find" command (CTRL-F) to search for it. Once you find the list you are looking for, be sure to "Follow" it which will make finding it in the future much easier.
Q: Why should I "follow" a Public ChartList?
A: One reason is because it is much easier to find the lists that you follow and visit them again in the future. Your followed lists have a gold star beside their name and they appear in a special "Lists I am Following" dropdown at the top of each page. Another reason is because it continually rewards the authors that you enjoy reading and allows them to create even better content in the future.
Q: How do I "follow" a Public ChartList?
A: Click on the blue "Follow" button that appears on the right side of the ChartList's page.
Q: Can I "follow" a Public ChartList more than once?
A: No. Following a list is like a switch - it stays on until you "Unfollow" the list.
Q: Can I "vote" for a Public ChartList more than once?
A: Absolutely! In fact, you should vote for up to 3 different lists that you enjoy each day. Votes "expire" over time so you want to continue voting every day for your favorites.
Q: Is there a limit to the number of ChartLists I can follow?
A: No, however if you follow lots of lists, the benefits that come from following will decrease (i.e., It will be harder to find specific lists again if you are following all of them).
Q: If I "follow" a list, will I get a bunch of email alerts about it?
A: If you follow a list, you will start receiving a daily email digest alerting you to updates for the lists that you follow. You can easily turn off that digest by clicking on a link at the bottom of the email message.
Q: Why can't I vote for Public ChartLists that I like anymore?
A: Only StockCharts members who are logged in to their accounts can vote and/or follow Public ChartLists. The old system - which allowed anyone to vote anonymously - allowed too much abuse of the one-vote-per-day rule. The new system will ensure that no more of that kind of abuse occurs.