See the full picture of the Indian stock market in one view. Nifty 50 heatmap, sector performance, market mood, FII/DII flow, and 52-week tracker — all free, no login.
50 stocks as colour-coded tiles, sized by market cap. Green = gain, red = fall.
Sector Performance
Bar chart of NSE sectoral indices — IT, Banks, FMCG, Pharma, Auto, and more.
Market Mood Meter
0–100 score aggregating breadth, momentum, and volatility signals.
Top Gainers & Losers
NSE stocks with the biggest daily percentage moves, ranked by magnitude.
FII / DII Activity
Net institutional buying/selling by foreign and domestic institutions daily.
52-Week Tracker
Stocks near 52-week highs or lows — useful for momentum and mean-reversion strategies.
Why Visual Dashboards Outperform Price Tables
Pattern Recognition at a Glance
A heatmap lets your brain process 50 stocks simultaneously in under 3 seconds. Spotting sector-wide selling or broad-based rallies is instant.
Market-Cap Context
Tile sizes reflect market cap — a large red HDFC Bank tile matters more to Nifty than a large red MidCap stock. Context is built into the visual.
End-of-Day Snapshot
Each day’s dashboard is a permanent snapshot of NSE performance — useful for reviewing what happened and building market intuition over time.
How to Read the Dashboard
1
Start with the Heatmap
The Nifty 50 heatmap gives you the broadest view first — how many stocks are green vs red, which sectors dominate, and which heavyweight stocks moved the most.
2
Check Market Mood and Sector Bars
The mood meter gives you a sentiment reading. Then check the sector chart to identify which industries are leading or lagging — sector rotation is a key driver of returns.
3
Validate with FII/DII Flow
Cross-check the day’s price action against institutional activity. Heavy FII selling with a green market often signals underlying support; FII buying during a red day can indicate accumulation.
Frequently Asked Questions
The StockViz dashboard shows: Nifty 50 colour-coded heatmap (market-cap sized), sector performance bar chart, market mood meter, top gainers and losers, FII/DII institutional activity, and 52-week high/low tracker — all in one page, updated daily after NSE market close.
A heatmap uses colour (green for gains, red for falls) and box size (proportional to market cap) to make patterns immediately visible. A price table requires scanning rows of numbers. The heatmap reveals at a glance which sectors dominate, which large-caps drag the index, and how broad the rally or sell-off is — typically in under 3 seconds.
The Market Mood Meter aggregates breadth, momentum, and volatility signals from NSE data into a single 0–100 score. Scores above 65 indicate bullish sentiment; below 35 indicate bearish sentiment. It is a directional guide, not a buy/sell signal, and should be used alongside fundamental analysis.
FII (Foreign Institutional Investor) and DII (Domestic Institutional Investor) activity tracks the net buying or selling by large institutional players. Sustained FII buying typically supports Nifty 50 levels; heavy FII selling often precedes corrections. DII buying often acts as a buffer during FII outflows — tracking both gives a fuller picture of market direction.
The StockViz dashboard is updated daily after NSE market close (typically after 4 PM IST on trading days). All panels — heatmap, sector chart, mood meter, gainers/losers, FII/DII, and 52-week tracker — reflect end-of-day data. Weekend and holiday data reflects the most recent trading day.
Yes, the StockViz dashboard is completely free. No account, no login, no subscription is required. Visit stockviz.in/dashboard.html directly and all panels load immediately. StockViz is not SEBI registered and provides all data for educational purposes only.
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Nifty 50 heatmap, sector view, mood meter, FII/DII — all free, all in one page.