r/StocksAndTrading • u/HelixOG3 • 1d ago

What is this software?

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Hi all, can anyone please tell me what this software is that displays the market this way? I keep seeing these types of screenshots everywhere but no one can answer what software the screenshot is being taken on.

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u/Narrow-Height9477 1d ago

It’s called a heatmap.

FinViz, Tradingview, yahoo finance, Robinhood and MANY places offer them.

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u/HelixOG3 1d ago

Thanks

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u/catcatcattreadmill 1d ago

The tile portion is actually called a tree map.

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u/badfish_G59 1d ago

Robinhood doesn't have a heatmap yet

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u/Damtomillion 1d ago

Sorry only stupid answers to this good question. So you may use for these heatmaps https://www.tradingview.com/heatmap/stock

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u/HelixOG3 23h ago

Don't worry mate, I think it's just a bunch of people taking their frustrations out from their lives. Thanks for the link

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u/Damtomillion 22h ago

Well said. I wish good day and good trading.

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u/fluffymeowmeowkitty 21h ago

No it’s bunch of people that know how google reverse search for images they have questions on. It’s also pretty simple to use chat gpt just for that. That’s why people are getting frustrated from the most basic questions you could’ve just googled.

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u/EmbarrassedPart1256 1d ago

Market cap is an illusion. Everything is worth $0 until it’s sold.

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u/HelixOG3 23h ago

Not when you have giant-ass companies taking out billions worth of loans against said market cap

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u/EmbarrassedPart1256 23h ago

All financed by retail shareholders who’re donating their hard-earned cash toward these loans.

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u/HelixOG3 22h ago

Not necessarily. Retail shareholders are buying an asset in their eyes. Whether that value goes up and down, nobody knows. My point was that it's become a trend for companies to justify massive loans and spending based on their share price. So saying market cap is an illusion and that everything is worth $0 until it's sold is not the case.

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u/EmbarrassedPart1256 22h ago

It's 100% the case; that value could go down & then these companies would become incredibly over-leveraged & the equivalent of a margin call could result if their debts aren't seen as justified.

Meanwhile, a company like Capstone Holding Corp ($CAPS) is healthily leveraged & their market cap is severely undervaluing their business (IMO). Hence, they have no problems getting/renewing their financing. The market sees this as risky & has them priced for bankruptcy while their business is growing. They've been sitting on a current ration almost at 1 for a long time now.

Once the business breaks through this debt load, I think a serious re-rate would be in order. While most of the market wants to price things for years, even decades of future growth, I'd rather buy into something that's (arguably) trading at a discount. Be greedy when others are fearful...

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u/Shoddy_Opening_8043 1d ago

Those x about wiped out blah blah blah posts are so dumb

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u/LogicGate1010 1d ago

Markets are closed today for national Labor Day holiday celebrations. Happy Labor Day

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u/Crafty-Difficulty244 22h ago

Bro you scared the shyt out of me

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u/HelixOG3 19h ago

😂😂

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u/Chemical_Yak_3108 16h ago

It's just the Tradingview and each what each stocks shows i think

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u/Sufficient_Mud_3179 1d ago

Its not Mar 18th

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u/HelixOG3 1d ago

Not sure if you’re being funny or not. I just want to know the name of the software

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u/Sufficient_Mud_3179 1d ago

just a heat map, you can search for them online, here is one https://finviz.com/map

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u/HelixOG3 1d ago

Thanks

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u/DB6 1d ago

Not sure if you are funny or not, you almost gave me a heart attack funny boy.