Today, we are excited to announce a new era for the stock market maps and sort on Finviz with more ways to visualize market cap, 52-week highs and lows, insider trading activity, and industry-specific topics, all on the same product used by millions of traders and investors around the world.
When we launched our first inventory heatmap in 2007 as one of the first companies to do so (see our Video here), we had no idea that our vision would grow into what it is today. Our latest update pushes this vision forward with richer data, more visuals, and improved ways to see the markets.
Here is a full breakdown of what’s new:
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52-week high and low charts
Drawdown from the 52-week high chart
Identify stocks that are pulling back from their recent highs, how far they have fallen, and how they compare to the rest of the market. Use it to discover the biggest declines or the names that hold up best during recessions or market panics.
Drawdown from the 52-week high chart
Identify stocks that are pulling back from their recent highs, how far they have fallen, and how they compare to the rest of the market. Use it to discover the biggest declines or the names that hold up best during recessions or market panics.
Profit from the 52-week low chart
Identify stocks that are trading up from their recent lows, how far they have rebounded, and how their gains compare to the rest of the market. Use it to spot strong bounces or names that are still stuck near the lows.
Internal transactions map
Our news Insider buying and selling map It’s another first map of its kind that we’ve released, and it’s completely free for everyone.
The map instantly shows where insiders are buying or selling using colors. Blue indicates insider buying, red indicates insider selling. The deeper the color, the greater the activity. All data is measured over the past six months.
This view helps you spot insider activity across the market at a glance, highlighting where executives are buying or selling extensively. We’ve shared an example below. Notice how much red there is – only Google, Tesla, and a few other companies show signs of buying activity:
Market value map
Our news Heat map of market cap It does exactly what it sounds like: it displays every stock on the market, fully organized by market cap size: Mega, Large, Medium, Small, Micro, and Nano.
This view makes it easier to see how stocks are behaving within their market cap category and quickly compare to their peers. Additionally, it can quickly show you which market cap factor is standing out, lagging, or outperforming. check it out:
Topic map
Our news Heat map of market themes It displays stocks by structural themes rather than sectors, which is useful for tracking long-term narratives, capital trends, and emerging ideas. As new industries emerge and advanced technologies change the competitive landscape, our topic map is the most visible way to see what’s moving, outperforming and gaining market share.
For example, in the chart below, you can see the topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI), and all the subcategories that go into it including databases, DevOps, computing, modeling, and more:
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New topic and subtopic sorting
Our theme feature is now linked directly to the screen. Through this, users can also access our subtopic feature. For stock screening, this offers unprecedented capabilities to find stocks within emerging trends such as artificial intelligence, aerospace, quantum computing, space technology, electric vehicles, and more. Check out these two examples:
As you can see, this new Themes tool is the fastest and most efficient way to find stocks with traits that really move the markets. Click the Theme and Subtopic fields in the display to get started:
Groups
Performance maps
our Groups The feature gives anyone the ability to quickly measure a sector, industry or country over specific time periods and different visualizations.
Now, to make our groups feature even more powerful, we’ve added custom heatmap views that instantly show overall performance by category. These visuals help you track rotation across the market rather than focusing on individual stocks. Here are the basic four:
These are perfect for answering one question quickly: Where is the money flowing now? Which groups are dominant and which are lagging behind?
We hope you enjoy these new updates and put them to good work. 2026 is the year we introduce new features across our entire product portfolio. This is just the beginning
Thank you for being part of Finviz.
