Market Overview
Market data, watchlist changes and recent news.Index levels, interest rates, watchlist price changes, a sector heat map, reported company events and recent news.
Data dates: Each card shows its own reporting period. Watchlist Movers compares the latest available quote with the previous close; the heat map compares stored closing prices that may cover different dates. The same stock can therefore show different changes. Top News ranks stories from the last 72 hours by relevance.
Watchlist Movers
Edit list →Latest available quote compared with the previous close.
Sector Heat Map
Full map →Blueprint Signals
All signals →Top News
All news →Stories from the last 72 hours, ranked by relevance.
| ★ | Symbol | Company | Sector | Price | Change | Change % | Open | High | Low | Prev Close | Updated |
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Companies with recent stored prices, shown as tiles sized by market capitalisation and coloured by the change between their latest two closes.
Coverage: A tile requires a sector, market capitalisation and two recent price records. Missing companies or sectors indicate a coverage gap. This map’s sector groups are based on SEC industry codes and differ from GICS, the classification used on many other sites. The details below explain those differences.
Method & limits
Sector definitions. This map groups companies using the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes in SEC records. These groups differ from GICS: Alphabet and Meta appear in Technology, Visa in Industrials, UnitedHealth in Financials and Walmart in Consumer Discretionary. They also differ from the corrected classifications in the sector hub.
Available companies. Of — stock records, — have a sector and — have a market capitalisation. Tiles also require recent price records. The map requests up to 300 companies and applies no minimum market-cap filter.
Comparison dates. Each tile compares that company’s latest two stored bars, which may be several days apart. The date above the map is the newest observation across all tiles; individual companies may have older dates.
Browse sectors, themes & industry performance
Performance by sector & industry · median member return · dashboard-only
The top 20 coins by market cap, from CoinGecko.
Price updates: The table uses a cached CoinGecko snapshot, normally refreshed about every six minutes. The timestamp shows when the underlying data was collected. Snapshots older than 24 hours are unavailable under the source’s terms.
| # | Coin | Price (USD) | 1h % | 24h % | 7d % | Market Cap | Volume 24h | Circulating Supply |
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US inflation, employment, Federal Reserve policy rates, Treasury yields and reported futures positions.
Reading the figures: Each change shows its unit and period. Yield changes generally cover one business day; inflation and unemployment data are monthly. Fed Funds Target is the daily policy setting, while Fed Funds (eff.) is a monthly average. Arrows show direction without assigning a positive or negative judgement. See economic context and publication delays for help interpreting releases. Positioning percentiles compare each market with its own stored history; the window appears beside the figure.
Treasury Yield Curve
Yield Curve (10Y – 2Y Spread)
CPI (Index Level)
Rates · U.S. Treasury daily · full history to 1990
Real GDP (Quarterly)
World Macro
Retail fuel prices by state and country, including reported taxes and duties. Tax, subsidy and supply differences affect comparisons. Hover over an area for its price, date and source. Grey areas have no available data.
Local coverage: This map has no direct county or station price feed. EIA publishes survey averages for selected national, regional, state and city areas. Other locations inherit an available broader-area price, identified in the source note.
Key
- Measured here
- A price was surveyed and published for this exact area.
- Inherited from X
- No price is published for this area, so it shows the price for X, a larger area that contains it. The number is real and published. It describes X as a whole, so the price at any single point inside it can differ.
- Estimated
- No price is published for this country and none is published for a region containing it, so we show the median of the countries in its part of the world that do publish one. This is our own calculation, not a measurement, and its border is drawn broken to say so. Treat it as a rough indication only. Pump prices are driven mostly by national tax and subsidy policy rather than by cost, and those do not cross borders, so a country that taxes or subsidises fuel unusually for its region can sit far from this figure. We only estimate where at least three neighbours publish a price, and countries with an administered price are left out of the calculation.
- No data
- No price for this area, and none for any larger area containing it. Nothing is estimated or filled in from neighbours.
Method & sources
| Commodity | Spec net | % OI | WoW | Own-history %ile | Physical | Government price |
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Strategy Backtester · historical strategy tests for one stock
Method and limitations
Test a rule on one ticker’s stored daily prices. Positions set at a close begin earning returns the following day. The strategy can hold the stock or cash. Prices are adjusted for splits and dividends; the available history limits the test period. Transaction costs are modelled, while slippage, taxes and bid–ask spreads are excluded. Results use licensed dashboard price data.
Run your first backtest
Pick a ticker and strategy above — you get the full tearsheet: stats with significance & overfitting checks, equity vs Buy & Hold vs SPY, drawdown, and the trade log. Or start from an example:
Strategy comparison — growth of $1 (net of costs)
Comparison stats
| Config | Return | CAGR | Sharpe | Sortino | Max DD | Trades | In mkt |
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Parameter sweep
Strategy vs Buy & Hold vs SPY
Drawdown (underwater)
Trade Log
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Intraday strategies · historical tests on IEX minute bars; positions close each day
Method and limitations
Test an intraday rule on delayed IEX minute bars. Positions close at the end of each session, so the test earns no overnight return. Each entry and exit includes a modelled half-spread and transaction cost. The trade report includes both costs. Risk statistics use the selected interval’s annualisation factor; CAGR is omitted for periods shorter than about six months.
Parameter sweep
Per-trade tearsheet · net of round-trip cost
Trades on the bars
Intraday equity — growth of $1 (net of costs)
Trade Log · last 100
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Intraday bars, fills and the equity curve in this section come from IEX Exchange HIST — a single venue (about 4% of US share volume; IEX's own Q2 2026 figures: 3.8% overall, 4.7% intraday), published overnight (T+1). Data provided for free by IEX. By accessing or using IEX Historical Data, you agree to the IEX Historical Data Terms of Use (https://www.iex.io/legal/hist-data-terms).
Filter and compare covered companies using financial results, valuation ratios, borrowing measures and the site’s composite quality score.
Comparing results: Hover over a blank to see what is missing, or a value to see its source and period. Annual filing ratios and vendor trailing-twelve-month figures may appear in the same column. Price-based ratios also use different collection dates, shown below the filters. Quality combines 40% profitability, 35% balance sheet and 25% valuation. A dot marks an incomplete score, which may not be comparable with a full score.
Click any column header to sort · click a row to open the stock
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Factor Lab · portfolio tests using historical company records
Historical membership and return assumptions
Tests use Blueprint US Large-Cap, the site’s historical company selection reconstructed from SEC filings. It includes companies later delisted. Where an exchange removed a failing listing, the model applies an estimated terminal return of −30% for NYSE or −55% for Nasdaq to both strategy and benchmark. Mergers and voluntary withdrawals use the last available close. These estimates and missing price histories limit the results. This universe is separate from the S&P 500.
Composite builder — blend factors into one signal
Set a weight (>0) on each factor to include it. Scores are direction-adjusted z-scores blended by weight; missing data is neutral. Uses the Rebalance / Top-fraction settings above.
Run your first factor backtest
Rank the point-in-time universe by a factor, hold the top slice, rebalance, and compare against the equal-weight universe — survivorship-free. Or start from an example:
Top-quantile vs equal-weight universe
Drawdown (underwater)
Search SEC filing text from 2001 onward using EDGAR records.
Search results: The Company column lists the filing’s subject first and additional filers after “+”. An ownership filing can therefore show the company first and the reporting fund second. Both date fields limit the search. If only one is filled, the other defaults to the available record boundary.
Enter a search term or pick a form, then Search.
| Company | Form | Filed | Document |
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Browse reported ownership changes, share-offering filings and settlement failures. The combined view identifies companies appearing in more than one screen.
Interpreting matches: A match identifies a reported event. Historical tests performed here have not established reliable price predictions from these screens. Groups counts distinct Schedule 13D reporting groups, so affiliates in one group count once. Convergence counts distinct underlying evidence, avoiding double counting when screens use the same filing. Each card shows its coverage window; no matches means no qualifying records were found within that coverage.
Catalyst Convergence Watchlist
Companies with qualifying records in more than one event category. Multiple matches describe reported activity without predicting price direction.
Feed order: Top ranks by relevance with a recency adjustment; Latest uses publication order. High impact is an assigned event category. Breaking applies only to qualifying items filed within the last six hours. Press headlines are classified as medium impact, so High impact only shows primary-source items.
Real-world headlines discovered via The GDELT Project — each links to the original publisher; article text is not reproduced. Gov & SEC content is public domain.
Monitor data updates, recorded errors, API usage and price comparisons between sources.
Status limits: Last Job Runs shows the last recorded execution. Jobs that skip an update because their data is still fresh may keep an older timestamp. The Errors card omits warnings that were only written to logs. Unresponsive price sources are listed separately and excluded from price-difference calculations.
Data & Methodology
Where the data comes from
- Public domain SEC EDGAR — filings, fundamentals, insider & institutional holdings, corporate events. U.S. Treasury — the daily yield curve, from the origin. FRED & BLS — inflation, employment, activity.
- CC0 / CC Wikidata — company reference facts (CC0). GDELT — news discovery, linking out to the original publishers.
- Licensed · dashboard-only Finnhub / FMP / Polygon (Massive) / Tiingo / Alpha Vantage — quotes & price history. CoinGecko — crypto. Never redistributed on the API.
- Redistributable IEX Exchange HIST — intraday bars, closes and the IEX-venue daily bar. Data provided for free by IEX. By accessing or using IEX Historical Data, you agree to the IEX Historical Data Terms of Use (https://www.iex.io/legal/hist-data-terms).
- Public domain Chart event markers — earnings and other 8-Ks, Form 4 open-market trades, Schedule 13D and Form 25 from SEC EDGAR; macro release dates from the BLS / Treasury / BEA calendars. Dividend ex-dates and splits come from the same Tiingo history rows as the daily bars (dashboard-only, shown only where that history carries them). Markers identify dated records. Open the source link for the event details.
- Apache-2.0 Charts are drawn with TradingView Lightweight Charts™ — Copyright (с) 2025 TradingView, Inc. https://www.tradingview.com/ (LICENSE and NOTICE ship beside the library under
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How to read it
- Historical information. Daily backtests apply a position from the following session. Historical financial tests use information available at the selected date.
- Research and education. Historical tests are simulations. The site does not provide transaction recommendations.
- Historical membership. The Blueprint universe includes companies that later delisted. Missing prices and estimated terminal returns still limit the results.
- Update schedules. Pages use stored data refreshed on separate schedules. Check each figure’s observation date.