A map of 99 large US stocks (top by market cap). Left–right = money flowing in or out. Up–down = beating or lagging the S&P 500. Start with 11 sectors, click one to see its stocks, or switch to By ticker.
How to read it. Left–right (money flow) uses Chaikin Money Flow over the last 21 trading days. Each day we check whether more volume traded near the high (buying) or near the low (selling), then average that. Right of centre = net buying (inflows). Left = net selling (outflows).
Up–down (strength) is the stock’s total return over the last 63 trading days (~3 months), minus the S&P 500’s return over the same period. Higher = beating the market. Lower = lagging it.
Bubble size is average daily trading value in USD over the last 21 trading days (price × volume). Bigger bubble = more money changing hands. Sector bubbles use the average of the stocks in that sector.
Use By sector for the top-level map, click a sector bubble or the pills to see those tickers, or switch to By ticker for every name at once.
General market information only, from daily price and volume. Not investment advice — past performance is not indicative of future results.
Tooltip labels come from Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) over 21 trading days. CMF compares volume on up-closes versus down-closes — a simple proxy for whether money is accumulating or distributing. We also compare today’s CMF to the prior {cmf_window}-day window to say if that pressure is building or easing.
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