Heatmaps
Can I map the Heatmap to my portfolio and customise tile size and color using my P&L?
Yes. In FYERS Web, when you select Universe → My stocks in the Heatmap, you can access additional portfolio-specific metrics for both block size and block color. This allows you to visualise your portfolio exposure, capital allocation, and ...
What is the value that is displayed on heatmap blocks along with stock names?
The number shown on each Heatmap block is the actual value of the metric you chose for Block colour. For example, if Block colour is set to 1D chg %, the block shows that stock’s 1-day return %. If Block colour is P/E, the block shows the P/E ratio. ...
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 ...
Do I have the option to see the Heatmap for my Holdings, Positions, or Watchlist in FYERS?
Yes. You can switch the Heatmap to your own lists using Universe → My stocks and pick Holdings, Positions, or any Watchlist. FYERS Web Open Analytics › Heatmap. Click Universe → choose My stocks. Select Holdings, Positions, or a Watchlist (e.g., WL1, ...
Which parameters are most useful for sector analysis?
Use three simple lenses to judge sectors: Return % (how much it moved), Market Cap (how big it is), and Volatility (how steady it is). On the market-level Sector heatmap, you can switch the Return % period and see block size by sector weight. To ...
What is the Sector heatmap view and when should I use it?
The Sector heatmap shows how each sector index (e.g., NIFTYIT, NIFTYBANK) has performed over a chosen time period. Each block is a sector. The colour and the % label on each block change when you switch the time period at the top. What you see Time ...
What does the Heat multiplier do and when should I use it?
The Heat multiplier controls how strongly colours show gains and losses on the Heatmap. Increasing it makes small changes look more pronounced; decreasing it softens the shading. How it works The Heat multiplier adjusts colour sensitivity. Higher = ...
What is block size in Heatmaps and how do I use it?
Block Size in the Heatmap controls how large or small each stock appears based on the parameter you select. It helps you visually compare stocks by scale, strength, or importance, depending on what you want to analyse. Because Heatmaps offer many ...
What is the Heatmap in FYERS and how to read it?
The Heatmap in FYERS is a visual analytics tool that helps you compare multiple stocks at the same time using size and colour. Each block represents one stock from a selected Universe (for example, Nifty 50), making it easy to spot relative ...