What does Block colour mean on the Heatmap, and how do I change it?

What does Block colour mean on the Heatmap, and how do I change it?

Block colour is the shade shown on each stock’s block. It comes from the metric you choose (for example, 1D chg % or a ratio like P/E). You can change the metric and also adjust how strong the colours look.

Notes

  • The number printed on a block is the real value of the metric you chose. It never changes when you adjust Heat multiplier; only the shade changes.
  • For ratios where a lower value is better (e.g., P/E, P/S), colours are auto-reversed so “better” shows greener.

Example

You set Block colour = 1D chg %. A stock shows +0.8%. If you change the Heat multiplier (Baseline/Sensitivity), the block may look more or less green/red, but the number still shows +0.8%.

What If?

ScenarioAction
I want colours to show today’s moveSet Block colour to 1D chg % and Apply.
I want a longer trendChoose 1M or 3M chg % for Block colour.
Colours look too faint or too strongOpen Heat multiplier → raise or lower Sensitivity; adjust Baseline if needed.
I want valuation colours (green = cheaper)Pick a ratio like P/E; colours auto-reverse so lower values look greener.
I picked the wrong colour metricUse Reset in Block colour to clear it, or Reset all (Web) to start over.

Last updated: 02 Dec 2025