In the Sector Bubble Chart, Beta is used to represent the relative volatility of a sector compared to the broader market. It helps you understand how sensitive a sector is to market movements over the selected timeframe. Beta is shown on the X-axis ...
The Sector Bubble Chart is designed to give a quick view of sector performance in relation to risk. To keep this comparison consistent and easy to interpret, the X-axis and Y-axis are fixed and cannot be customised. Unlike the regular Bubble Chart, ...
In the Sector Heatmap section, the timeframe selector is the primary control used to analyse sector performance. Changing the timeframe updates both the Sector Heatmap and the Sector Bubble Chart to reflect sector behaviour over the selected period. ...
The Sector Heatmap is designed to provide a fast and consistent comparison of sector performance. To achieve this, key parameters such as block size and block colour are intentionally fixed and cannot be customised. Why these parameters are fixed ...
In the Sector Heatmap section, both the Heatmap view and the Bubble Chart view use a fixed set of parameters. This ensures that sector comparisons remain consistent and easy to interpret across different timeframes. How sectors are represented in ...
The Sector Heatmap in FYERS is designed for quick, high-level sector analysis, while the regular Heatmap is built for detailed and fully customisable stock-level analysis. Although both may appear visually similar, their purpose and flexibility are ...