All 30 blue-chip stocks of the Dow Jones Industrial Average on one screen — tiles sized by market cap, colored by price performance. Pick a period from today’s session out to the last 90 days. Updated after every market close, and free.
Thirty stocks is the quickest read in markets: the whole index fits in a single glance, with no tile too small to name. One difference from the index itself — the Dow is weighted by share price, but this map sizes tiles by market cap, so the biggest companies, not the highest-priced shares, dominate the view. Green is a gain over the period you selected, red is a loss, and the deeper the shade, the bigger the move. Tap or hover any tile to see the company’s sector, market cap and exact return for the period. Whether you call it the Dow, the DJIA or the Dow Jones Industrial Average, it is these 30 stocks.
With only 30 names, every tile counts — one deep-red heavyweight can pull the whole average down. Compare today against the last 30 or 90 days to see whether a move is a one-day reaction or part of a trend the blue chips have been on for weeks.
For the broad market, the S&P 500 Heat Map covers all 503 large-cap stocks across every sector; for the tech-heavy side, the Nasdaq-100 Heat Map covers the 100 largest non-financial Nasdaq stocks. All three maps are free and update after every close.
Price tells you what moved. The members' Signals view of this same map shows where our oversold system is firing — see how Trifecta Signals works.
