To use heatmaps on the Angel One platform, open the Angel One app or website, go to the market section, and select “Heatmap” from the navigation menu. You will see a color-coded map showing real-time stock movements—green for gainers and red for losers. Click on any sector or stock tile to view detailed data and trends.

How do I open heatmap on the Angel One app or website?

On the Angel One app, tap the “Markets” tab at the bottom, then choose “Heatmap” from the options. On the website, go to “Markets” ➝ select “Heatmap”. This opens a dynamic visual of market trends, showing which stocks or sectors are rising or falling at a glance.

What do the colours green and red mean on the heatmap?

Green tiles show stocks or sectors that have gained in value, while red tiles highlight those that have declined. The intensity of the colour indicates how much a stock has moved—darker green means bigger gains, deeper red means more losses. This makes it easy to spot strong and weak stocks instantly.

How can I zoom into a specific sector or stock?

Tap or click on any sector tile to expand it. You’ll then see a breakdown of individual stocks in that sector, color-coded the same way. From there, click any stock tile to view its price movement, volume, and percent change. This helps you quickly find key performers or laggards.

Can I change the time frame or filters on the heatmap?

Yes. Use the filters at the top to switch between time frames like 1 Day, 5 Day, or 1 Month. You can also apply filters for market cap (Large, Mid, Small), sectors (like IT, Pharma), or themes. This lets you customize what you monitor based on your strategy.

How can heatmaps help in trading decisions?

Heatmaps give a quick visual of overall market or sector performance. Traders can spot hot sectors, find stocks with strong momentum, or identify weaknesses. It helps in making faster entry or exit decisions and in spotting trends at a glance without scanning each stock individually.

Is heatmap available in both free and premium plans?

Yes, market heatmaps are available to all Angel One users, both free and premium. You just need to log in to access the “Markets” section. Premium users may get more filter options and real-time updates, helping them analyse faster.

How to interpret the size of tiles on heatmap?

Tile size shows market cap or trading volume. Bigger tiles mean larger companies or higher volume. So you can quickly see which big players are driving market action and which small stocks are active too.