Breadth
How many displayed sector ETFs are up versus down today.
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THE MARKET’S BIG PICTURE
Market Pulse.
See whether major market and sector ETFs are mostly rising, falling, or moving in different directions—before studying one ticker by itself.
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Major market ETFs
ETF proxies—not the official index values.
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Dispersion
How far apart the strongest and weakest displayed sector moves are.
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This is a simple educational label—not a volatility forecast.
Sector heatmap
Green sectors are up; red sectors are down. Darker color means a larger move.
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Earnings calendar
Upcoming estimated reporting dates for the next seven days.
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Economic calendar
Major U.S. reports that can move many stocks at once. Times and impact labels come from the data provider and may change.
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Plan the risk before the trade
Switch modes depending on what you already know. This calculator is educational—it does not recommend a trade.
Enter an entry and stop to see the trade math.
What the numbers mean
Entry is the price where you plan to buy. Stop is the point where your plan says the idea is not working. A stop order is not guaranteed to fill at that exact price.
Reward-to-risk compares the possible gain to the planned loss. “2 to 1” means the target is twice as far from the entry as the stop.
Ant rule: decide what you can afford to lose before thinking about what you might gain.
Market Intel
Recent market-wide headlines from linked publishers. Open the original story before acting.
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Important: A green market, strong sector, earnings estimate, or high-volatility label does not make an individual trade safe. ETF breadth and dispersion here cover only the displayed proxies, not every listed stock.