Watchlist
The watchlist on the CubePlus web platform brings your tracked symbols, index options, index constituents, and the earnings calendar into a single panel. Live Nifty 50 and Sensex levels sit at the top of the panel alongside a search bar. Four tabs—My Watchlist, Options, Index, and Results—organise the entire view, with a settings icon and a heatmap icon on the right. The expand icon at the top right corner opens a fuller table view of whichever section is active.
The watchlist panel with the four tabs and controls visible at the top.
My Watchlist
My Watchlist is the section for the symbols and contracts you follow most closely. It holds three sub-tabs: Radar, My Holdings, and F&O Stocks.
Custom Watchlist
Name your custom watchlist, the one you build by adding stocks and contracts you want to follow. Each symbol shows its change, change percentage, and last traded price at a glance. In the expanded view, bid and ask sizes, the day's high and low, and traded volume sit alongside the price.
The column headings work as sort controls. Clicking Change, Change %, or LTP sorts the entire list by that column from lower to higher. Clicking the same heading again reverses the order. This is the quickest way to push the day's biggest movers or the most active names to the top.
The Radar sub-tab with sort controls on the column headings.
My Holdings
My Holdings shows the stocks you currently own, with the same column layout as your custom watchlist.
The My Holdings sub-tab.
F&O Stocks
F&O Stocks lists all futures and options eligible stocks in one place, letting you track and explore them alongside your custom list.
The F&O Stocks sub-tab.
Options
The Options tab carries index derivatives, kept separate so they are quick to reach. Three sub-tabs divide it by index: Nifty Options, Banknifty Options, and Sensex Options. Selecting any one brings up its contracts with live LTP, bid and ask sizes, high, low, and volume, so the entire chain for an index can be scanned without leaving the watchlist.
The Options tab with the three index sub-tabs.
Option contracts for an index with live data across all columns.
Index
Where the Options tab deals with derivatives, the Index tab lists the underlying stocks. The same three indices appear here: Nifty, Banknifty, and Sensex. Choosing any one pulls up the full list of its constituent stocks with live prices and the standard column set, which is useful when you want to see how an index is moving on the strength of its individual names.
The Index tab with the three index sub-tabs.
Constituent stocks for a selected index with live data.
Results
The Results tab is built around the earnings calendar. It splits into three sub-tabs: Results Today, Results Tomorrow, and Results Yesterday. Each sub-tab lists the companies reporting in that window alongside their live price data, so you can keep the relevant set in view without opening a separate calendar.
The Results tab with earnings calendar sub-tabs.
Setting a Default Group
Each of the four tabs carries a pin. Clicking the pin on any tab marks it as the default group, so the section you use most is the one that opens when the watchlist loads. The remaining tabs stay a single click away.
Clicking the pin on a tab sets it as the default group.
Customisation and Settings
The settings icon at the top right opens a panel with separate controls for each of the four sections: My Watchlist Settings, Options Watchlist Settings, Index Watchlist Settings, and Results Watchlist Settings.
The settings panel with per-section controls.
My Watchlist Settings
Each sub-watchlist inside My Watchlist (Radar, My Holdings, and F&O Stocks) can be toggled on or off. Order is in your hands: clicking and holding a watchlist lets you drag it up or down, which decides what appears at the top when the section opens.
Toggles and drag-to-reorder controls inside My Watchlist Settings.
Hovering over any watchlist in the settings panel reveals four controls: Pin, Edit, Delete, and Import. The import option lets you pull symbols in from Trending, the Option Chain, or the Indices list rather than adding them by hand.
The four controls revealed on hover inside the settings panel.
The import dialog, with Trending, Option Chain, and Indices as sources.
Customize Watchlist View
A separate Customize Watchlist View setting controls how the list itself looks and behaves, including whether newly added symbols land at the top or the bottom of the watchlist.
Customize Watchlist View controls the display behaviour of the list.
Heatmap View
The heatmap icon at the top right of the panel switches the watchlist into a colour-coded grid. Gains and losses are graded by shade, from above five percent down to below five percent, so the overall tone of your tracked list registers at a glance before you open any individual name.
The heatmap view, with colour intensity corresponding to the day's move.