Replacing The MSN Money Watchlist

[verrip1]

I've been using the MSN Money Watchlist function frequently for some time. Now it's going away.

I want to replace it with a similar link. My needed functionality is:

1. Link to charting with better than average variables, not advanced variables. Yeah, a judgment call.
2. Data updates at 20 minutes are tolerable. (I get refinement from my broker's website, this is just for screening).
3. All US stocks, including pinks. All ETFs, CEFs and MFs. As much foreign equity as I can get, esp. Canada. If it includes CUSIPs, I might even pay a bit for it. No options data access needed.
4. At least 50 items to be tracked. More would be better.

What I DO NOT need is a portfolio tracker. Free or otherwise. I'm looking for a watchlist similar to MSN Money's.

Thank you.

[Value Buy]

I used the Money Watchlist. It was pretty helpful. I imported it to the porfolio manager, but it looks rather cumbersome in comparison. Have to remember though, it was only a tool to use with your brokerage account.
MSN and Microsoft seems to be trying to drive customers away. I do not get it.

[verrip1]

CNN Money has an OK watchlist.

Can't input # of shares, therefore no daily total $ gain/loss. It doesn't accept WITE (a relatively new ETF) as an entry.

Does have a column for stock PE (ER for ETFs), also volume and YTD % growth. I haven't checked to see how many entries it will accept.

Oh. No graphs.

[texasredneck]

AOL has a site called Daily Finance that might be a good alternative. Don't know if its fee or free. If anyone has information please respond.