(Responded) Add 1000 stocks in my one watch list

I want to add 1000 stocks in my dhan watch list

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Hi @Himangshu, Well at this moment you can do 100 stocks in one watchlist x 10 watchlists.

Dhan supports 1000 stocks = 100 stocks x 10 watchlists.

Hi @PravinJ ,

Can DHAN team include one default pre-built watchlist for all the FnO stocks on TV.DHAN.CO and WEB.DHAN.CO.

that saves a lot of time and energy for all the users.

Thanks

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Yes it will be really helpful , specially on tv.dhan.co

@PravinJ plesase yes It will be helpfull and also add default pre-built watchlist for all sectors charts for eg fyers, fyers has many pre-built watchlist

thankyou ji

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Hi @PravinJ ,

I would like to request once again the DHAN team to add one default system built FnO stocks watch list on TV.DHAN.CO. side watchlist panel.

At present, we need to list the full FnO stocks in 3 separate watchlists and it is not useful.

I hope, this time the DHAN team take a note of it and try to work on it.

Thanks

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Hi @Rsrs In case, you want to view all the F&O stocks for the day in a single watchlist. You can head over to ScanX.trade and select FO filter there. It will show up in a single table.

That can be use for screener, what dhan hold back to implements future stock list i dont understand this, many other brokers are provided this faclility

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@PravinJ @RahulDeshpande any update on this?

Hi @devil_trader and @Rsrs, we’ve taken note of your suggestion and will surely work towards implementing this on the TV charts. Thank you for your patience.

@PravinJ “Dhan” is using “Trading View (TV) platform” correct ? TV itself is allowing unlimited stocks / script in single watch list say watchlist-01, then why it it is not allowing DHAN user to use same feature… why to restrict only for 100 nos in single watch list… it is unnecessary headache to all user of DHAN - please do needful, thanks

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Hi @D_Saha The libraries used on TradingView and with us are different.

I have been using the Zerodha’s 250 stocks per watchlist and their grouping, vs Dhan watchlist groups.

I like Zerodha’s implementation much better, as it has been thoughtfully designed and can accommodate large indices such as Nifty L&Mcap 250… And can be beautifully classified into groups within the watchlist without any spillovers to other watchlists.

On the other hand, Dhan’s watchlist grouping is very a lengthy task and clunky even… Not a very handy one. Using watchlist group on Dhan TV is another tedious task.

Would be happy to get 250 stocks here at Dhan too.

I’m sorry to say, Zerodha has outdone all competition on this front.

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Hi @thisisbanerjee, we’ve taken note of your suggestion to increase the stock limit per watchlist to 250 and to improve the overall watchlist usability—both on app and web. Enhancing user experience remains a priority, and feedback like yours helps us align better with user expectations.

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Rupeeze doesn’t have clients that’s why. Zerodha has implemented it better at scale.

Hi @thisisbanerjee, fully agree here.

Moreover, the main problem starts once watchlist(s) are imported. There is no way through which one can easily scroll through WL. Keyboard shortcuts like downarrow and spacebar to move to next scrip randomly lead to jump to first scrip in the WL (an issue which is omnipresent since inception of Dhan and reported by me many times via screen sharing etc. —finally had to give up).

While I enjoy using Dhan but I rarely use watchlists here now.

Watchlists and Chart data inaccuracy (no doubt this has improved a lot but still a lot more work pending) are the issues which are yet to be corrected on Dhan even after so many years!

Anyways, I hope someday, these issues will see the sun!

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@Shally see if this would help Need for Watchlist Pro for Dhan (chrome extension)?

Hi @Shally

Hope you’re doing good.

You’re right — but here’s the thing, ever since Dhan TV started rolling out CAs and news, the charting quality has taken a surprising leap. Candlestick accuracy? Off the charts. Genuinely impressed.

You know I don’t do fluff — I call it how I see it. And right now, Dhan charts might just be best-in-class.

Now, about Dhan Web — yes, it is NOT upto its full potential. And for some mysterious reason, they’ve unlisted my Dhan Web feedback post. Their choice. But the potential is undeniable. With just a few smart tweaks, it could become a full-fledged execution terminal. If that happens, Dhan tech could easily dominate for years.

All I hope is that the team shows some foresight — not resistance — and uses our feedback as fuel. After all, 9 out of 10 features come from users like us. Let’s not let this be the unlucky tenth.

Hi @MurliPrajapati

Thanks! I have used it for Zerodha and it was really useful. After moving to Dhan, I stopped. Will try for Dhan too.

Hi @thisisbanerjee

Agree here to some extent but not fully. I do a lot of manual work and can see a lot of errors or missing data on charts that I reported long back. Anyways!

As for Corporate Actions, they remain unreliable for me. If I have to cross-check with other platforms, it defeats the purpose. I’ve already shared this feedback with @Hardik.

Same here — happened to me at least twice. That’s why I stopped giving detailed feedback. Maybe it’s about maintaining a certain “image” on the public forum, which is fine — but it shouldn’t be framed as some automated bot decision or similar.

Anyway, their platform, their call.