Stocks
Stock heatmap
Most stock heatmaps are a map of one index. TickHeat is the list of shares you follow, drawn as tiles, with an earnings view when the calendar matters more than the last percent.
Your list, not only an index
An index heatmap is the right picture when you want the whole market at a glance. It is the wrong picture when you follow a handful of shares, or a mix of US and European names, or those shares plus Bitcoin. A board is the list you would have written down anyway.
Size the tiles by market cap, volume or equal weight. Colour them by percent change, or by another metric such as RSI or distance from a high. Cards and List are there when you want to read names rather than judge the shape of the map. Matrix compares timeframes.
Earnings and the rest of the day
Explore includes an earnings tool: days until earnings for the stocks on the board. It is a calendar, not a prediction of the gap. On Pro, insider trades are a separate tool for reported buys and sells. News for the board sits in the feed. Why is it moving, also on Pro, cites headlines around a share that is moving.
Portfolio P&L is on Pro. You enter the quantity and average price yourself. TickHeat does not connect to a broker.
Next to other markets
A stock board can stay stocks. It can also share a screen with crypto and forex in split view, or live on one mixed board. One board for crypto, forex and stocks is a short note on why that mix exists. Commodities are planned and are not available yet.
Questions
What is a stock heatmap?
A stock heatmap draws shares as tiles, often sized by market cap and coloured by percent change. TickHeat lets you build the list yourself instead of only offering one index map.
Can I mix stocks with crypto or forex?
Yes. A board can hold stocks, crypto and forex together.
Is there an earnings view?
Yes. Explore includes an earnings tool that shows days until earnings for stocks. It is information about the calendar, not a forecast of the move.
Build a stock board
Add the shares you follow. Leave the index map to the days you want the whole market.
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