NSE Stock Market Heatmap

What Is a Stock Market Heatmap?

A stock market heatmap is a visual tool that helps you quickly see which stocks are moving up and which stocks are moving down.

TrendScreener provides a free heatmap screener for Indian stocks with an NSE stock market heatmap. You can view Nifty 50, Nifty 100, Nifty 200 and sector-wise heatmaps from one screen.

The heatmap uses a simple visual layout so you can quickly see where positive and negative price movement is concentrated in the market.

The heatmap covers 250+ Indian stocks and market data is updated every 1 minute.

Nifty 50, Nifty 100 & Nifty 200 Heatmap

Use the Nifty heatmap to quickly compare stock performance across the Nifty 50, Nifty 100 and Nifty 200 indices.

The visual view makes it easier to see whether positive or negative price movement is limited to a few stocks or spread across a larger part of the index.

You can also switch to sector-wise views such as Banking, IT, Auto, Pharma, FMCG and Metal to compare different parts of the Indian stock market.

How to Read the Stock Market Heatmap

The heatmap gives you a quick visual picture of current market activity. You can use the colour and price movement of each stock to see where the market is showing strength or weakness.

• Green stocks: Show positive price movement.
• Red stocks: Show negative price movement.
• Advances: Number of stocks trading higher than their previous close.
• Declines: Number of stocks trading lower than their previous close.
• Unchanged: Stocks showing little or no price movement.

How to Use the Stock Market Heatmap

You can use the heatmap to quickly scan the market without opening individual stock charts one by one.

1. Select the index or sector you want to analyse.
2. Start with the overall heatmap to see which stocks are moving higher or lower.
3. Check the Advances, Declines and Unchanged numbers to understand how broadly the market is moving.
4. Switch between Nifty 50, Nifty 100, Nifty 200 and available sector views to compare market strength.
5. Look for areas where positive or negative price movement is concentrated.

The heatmap can be used as a quick starting point before doing more detailed analysis of individual stocks or sectors.

Sector-Wise Stock Market Heatmap

The sector view helps you compare different parts of the Indian stock market. You can switch between sectors such as Banking, IT, Auto, Pharma, FMCG and Metal.

This makes it easier to see which sectors have more stocks moving higher and which sectors have more stocks moving lower.

Sector performance can change during the trading session, so the heatmap is useful for getting a quick view of where market activity is currently concentrated.

Understanding Market Breadth

Market breadth looks at how many stocks are participating in positive or negative market movement. Instead of looking only at an index value, breadth gives you a wider view of how stocks are moving within the selected group.

The heatmap shows three simple numbers: Advances, Declines and Unchanged.

• When Advances are much higher than Declines, positive movement is spread across more stocks.
• When Declines are much higher than Advances, negative movement is more widespread.
• When the numbers are closer, market participation may be more mixed.

Market breadth describes current market participation and should be considered along with other forms of analysis.

Who Can Use a Stock Market Heatmap?

A stock market heatmap can be useful for anyone who wants a quick view of the Indian stock market instead of checking hundreds of stocks individually.

• Intraday traders can use it to quickly see stocks and sectors showing current strength or weakness.
• Swing traders can use it to find sectors and stocks worth analysing further.
• Market watchers can use Advances, Declines and Unchanged counts to understand overall participation.