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# Creating Favorite Watchlist

How to Create a Favorite Watch List:

* Use the instrument search bar at the top to search for an instrument.

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* Find the instrument you want to add.
* Click the **+ icon** next to the instrument name.

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* The instrument will automatically be added to your **Favorites** watch list.

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### How to Remove an Instrument from Favorites

* Open your **Favorites** watch list.
* Hover over the instrument you want to remove.
* An **X icon** will appear on the right side of the instrument row.
* Click the **X icon** to remove the instrument from your Favorites list.

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**Note:** The default watchlists cannot be edited

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