Stock Market Sectors
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How This Map Is Built
We rank every covered company within its sector by market cap, then lay the largest of each sector out as one heat map: a tile’s area scales with its market capitalization in US dollars (converted at daily exchange rates, refreshed nightly), and its color shows today’s move from live, 15-minute-delayed prices. Tiles are grouped into the eleven sector sections, each labeled with its cap-weighted day move. Hover or tap any company to preview it, then open its full page.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does this sector map show?
- The largest covered companies in each of the eleven sectors — Technology, Healthcare, Financial Services, Industrials, Consumer Cyclical, Consumer Defensive, Energy, Basic Materials, Real Estate, Utilities, and Communication Services — laid out as one heat map. Tile size is market cap and tile color is today’s move, so you can read where the market is moving at a glance.
- How is each sector’s move calculated?
- It is the market-cap-weighted day change of that sector’s largest covered stocks, computed from live (15-minute delayed) prices against the prior close. It is our coverage-based gauge of the sector, not an official sector index level.
- What do the tile size and color mean?
- Tile area scales with the company’s market capitalization in US dollars (converted at daily exchange rates, refreshed nightly with a live price overlay), and the color shows today’s percent change — green for up, red for down, deeper as the move grows. Click any tile to open the company’s full page.