Understanding All, Down, Up, Impact, and Biggest Movers
All shows the selected basket; Down and Up group by direction; Impact emphasizes weighted contribution; Biggest Movers ranks by the chosen movement measure.
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Reading the Summary Above Each Tab
The summary pairs participation counts and positive, negative, or net impact context for the selected view. Values depend on the active basket and incoming data.
How Are Stocks Ranked in Each View?
Ranking depends on the selected tab and sort setting. The Biggest Movers view has its own movement measure; not every view uses raw percentage change.
How Do I Change Between Area and Candlestick Charts?
Use the chart-type selector in the chart toolbar and choose Area or Candlestick. The separate stock chart also exposes these two chart styles.
How Do I Select a Chart Timeframe?
Choose an interval from the timeframe control above the chart. Available history and detail can differ by symbol, feed, and chosen interval.
How Do I Zoom, Reset, or Expand a Chart?
Use the chart toolbar's zoom, reset, and expand controls. In the separate stock chart, zoom changes how many bars are visible while keeping the latest price in view.
How Do I Open a Pop-Out Stock Chart?
Open a symbol's separate native chart from its stock-card interaction. The pop-out is a desktop window with its own chart controls.
How Do I Read a Stock Card?
A card brings together the symbol, available price and change, bid/ask when supplied, index weight, point sensitivity, contribution, and a compact chart.
How Do I Change Sorting and Find a Stock?
Use the dashboard sort selector and Find field above the stock cards. Sort choices and matching results depend on the active view.
Why Does a Chart Look Different From the Stock's Price Chart?
A weighted index-movement chart and a raw stock-price chart measure different things and may use different baselines.
What Do Positive and Negative Contribution Colors Mean?
Green marks positive contribution and red marks negative contribution in the current display theme. Color describes direction, not a recommendation.