What is the Heatmap in FYERS and how to read it?
The Heatmap shows how a set of stocks (your Universe, e.g., Nifty 50) is doing right now. Each block is one stock. Block size controls how big the block looks. Block colour controls how green/red it is.
Default view: Universe = Nifty 50, Block size = Market cap, Block colour = Day’s change %, Heat multiplier = Balanced.
How it works
Blocks: Size shows scale (e.g., Market cap). Colour shows performance (e.g., 1D chg %).
You choose the inputs:
- Block size (e.g., Market cap)
- Block colour (e.g., 1D/1W/1M chg % or a ratio like P/E)
The number shown on each block is the real value from the metric you chose, and it does not change.
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%.
The Heat multiplier only changes how strong the colours look. It does not change the number.Heat multiplier (Web & App):
- Baseline: the neutral point for colour (e.g., 0% for returns). Above = green, below = red. For ratios where lower is better (like P/E), colours flip automatically.
- Sensitivity (Multiplier): how strong the colours look. Higher = stronger greens/reds. Lower = softer colours.
- When to change: If colours look too similar, raise sensitivity. If too strong, lower it. If presets don’t suit your style or risk level, change the Baseline to what feels right.
Example: Baseline changes colour, not the number
- You set Block colour = 1D chg %. A stock is +0.5% today.
- Baseline = 0% → +0.5% is above 0% → the block looks green.
- Baseline = +1% → +0.5% is below +1% → the same block may look red or neutral.
- The value still shows +0.5%. Only the colour rule changed.
Drilldown: Click/tap through Sector → Industry → Stock. Use the on-screen Back/breadcrumb to go up.
FYERS Web
- Open Analytics › Heatmap.
- Pick your Universe (e.g., Nifty 50).
- Choose Block size and Block colour.
- Use Heat multiplier to adjust Baseline and Sensitivity if colours are too faint or too strong.
- Click Reset all (on the toolbar, next to Heat multiplier) to go back to defaults.
- Click a sector to see industries, then stocks.
FYERS App
- Go to Markets › Analytics › Heatmap.
- Check the index label and Last updated time at the top.
- Tap the three lines icon (top right) to open settings.
- Set Universe, Block size, Block colour, and Heat multiplier → Apply.
- Tap a sector to drill down to industries and stocks. Use Back to return.
Notes
- Always check the index label and Last updated time first.
- If colours look too similar or too strong, tweak Heat multiplier (Baseline/Sensitivity).
- On Web, Reset all brings everything back to default.
What If…
| Scenario | Action |
|---|
| Colours look too similar | Increase Sensitivity or adjust the Baseline in Heat multiplier. |
| I made many changes and want to start over (Web) | Click Reset all on the toolbar. Use Reset inside Heat multiplier to undo just Baseline/Sensitivity. |
| I want to compare another angle | Open the Bubble chart for the same Universe and cross-check. |
Last updated: 01 Dec 2025
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