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| When the search results page displays, it will be searching for Support Articles by default. Simply click the grey button that says "Support Articles" and select "My Saved Charts" from the list instead. For detailed step-by-step instructions, check out [[:chartlists:how_do_i_search_for_a_chart_in_my_chartlists|our Support Center article on searching for charts in your ChartLists]]. | When the search results page displays, it will be searching for Support Articles by default. Simply click the grey button that says "Support Articles" and select "My Saved Charts" from the list instead. For detailed step-by-step instructions, check out [[:chartlists:how_do_i_search_for_a_chart_in_my_chartlists|our Support Center article on searching for charts in your ChartLists]]. | ||
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| + | ===== Receiving ChartList Reports ===== | ||
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| + | ChartList Reports are a great way to monitor your ChartLists. Once you turn on ChartList Reports for one of your lists, you'll receive daily and/or weekly performance summaries of all the securities on that list in your email inbox. These reports can be used to monitor your portfolio(s), track your own unique set of market indexes, follow specific groups like the Dow Industries, and more. | ||
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| + | For more information on setting up ChartList Reports for your own lists, please see our [[:chartlists:chartlist_reports|ChartList Reports article]] in the Support Center. | ||
| ===== Additional Resources ===== | ===== Additional Resources ===== | ||