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Equities & Finance Glossary – Terms Starting with W
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Watch Closely On a watch list, a flagged security you may be interested in buying or selling quickly. A flag icon appears next to each closely-watched security, and the row for that security is highlighted. By clicking the column header, you can sort your watch list so that all your closely-watched positions appear together at the top or bottom of the list.
You can set which securities to watch closely when creating or editing a watch list, by selecting Watch Closely from a security's Action drop-down list, or by checking the boxes next to one or more securities in the watch list and clicking Watch Closely at the bottom of the list.
The Watch Closely feature supports simplified self-monitoring, and has been created solely for your personal use. Fidelity does not monitor these securities any differently than other securities in your watch lists.
Watch List A list of securities you want to track. You can include stocks, mutual funds, money markets, options, and indexes in a watch list. You can create up to 15 watch lists of up to 50 securities each.
Williams % R A momentum indicator that measures overbought and oversold (bullish) levels. Williams % R readings in the 80 to 100 range suggest that the security is oversold. Readings in the 0 to 20 range signal overbought (bearish) conditions. The Williams %R indicator default is 10 bars.
Wilshire 5000 The nation's broadest-based index tracking the performance of all U.S. equity securities. The index is market cap weighted, meaning that the firms with the highest market value account for a larger portion of the index.
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