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The watchlist matches view filters the Research feed to only items mentioning tickers in your active watchlist. It’s the highest signal-to-noise way to use Research — by definition, every item shown is relevant to something you care about.

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How to enable it

From the Research browse page:
  • The active Watchlist picker (top control) selects which list to filter against
  • Toggle “Watchlist only” — feed compresses to just hits
When no watchlist is active, the toggle has no effect — you’ll see the full feed.

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Primary vs mentioned

Each match is tagged as either:
  • Primary — the piece is about this ticker (or it’s one of the main subjects). Heavier signal.
  • Mentioned — the ticker came up in passing (e.g., “names like NVDA and AMD…”). Lighter signal.
Filter to Primary-only for the highest signal. Mentioned is useful for spotting when a name suddenly starts showing up everywhere.

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The daily recap chatter strip

The Daily Recap embeds a chatter strip in the watchlist context — a horizontal list of the most-discussed names from your watchlist over the last 72 hours, with mention counts and trend arrows. Useful for:
  • Spotting where attention concentrated overnight
  • Catching names that are heating up before the price moves obviously

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How most people use it

  • Pre-market routine — open Research, set the active watchlist to “main book,” toggle Watchlist only. Read everything that touched a holding overnight.
  • Theme tracking — keep a “themes” watchlist (e.g., AI infra names) separate from your main book; check the matches view to track what’s being said about the theme broadly.
  • Daily Recap chatter strip — quick scan after the close; what was your portfolio’s research footprint today?