Top lists include stocks with at least $20M traded a day on average. Prices are delayed during the session. Data: Yahoo Finance.
Research · industry groups, updated every trading day after the close
Most big winners come from the strongest groups. Every GICS sub-industry, built from every U.S. stock and ADR worth $150 million or more, ranked by the average relative strength of its stocks, with how the rank moved over 1, 3 and 6 weeks, equal-weight performance, the share of members above the 50-day line and the three strongest stocks in each group.
Each line is the path of the last weeks and the dot is today. The usual rotation is clockwise: Improving, Leading, Weakening, Lagging. RS-Ratio (to the right = beating the S&P 500) and RS-Momentum (up = gaining strength) are Ticker&Tape's own approximation of the classic method.
Rank = position by the average 12-month relative strength score of the group's stocks (last quarter weighted double). Arrows compare with the rank 1, 3 and 6 weeks ago. Performance is the simple average of the members. Click a group to see its stocks in the screener, or a ticker to open its chart. Not investment advice.
Daily bars with the 50- and 200-day lines, volume and the pivot (dashed). Click a chart to open it; the ‹ › arrows on the chart page step through this list.
Research · market health, updated every trading day after the close
Is the rally broad or carried by a handful of names? The market direction of the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq, read the O'Neil way with distribution days and follow-through days, next to how many stocks sit above their 20-, 50- and 200-day lines, new 52-week highs against new lows, the advance/decline line and the McClellan oscillator.
Market direction is worked out automatically from price and volume and is not IBD's call. Distribution day: the index falls 0.2% or more on higher volume than the day before; it counts for 25 sessions or until the index rises 5% above that close. A rally attempt starts with the first up day after a low; a follow-through day comes on day 4 or later with a gain of at least 1.25% on higher volume. Under pressure: 5 or more distribution days, or the index under its 50-day line. Correction: 8% off the peak, or 6 distribution days under the 50-day line. McClellan oscillator: 19-day minus 39-day average of ratio-adjusted net advances. Not investment advice.
Research · several tickers on one timeline
Stack tickers on the same dates to see who leads and who lags. Is the market carried by the mega caps or is the average stock joining in? Compare SPY with RSP and MAGS, or type a ratio like RSP:SPY to chart one against the other.
These moving averages apply to every chart. Use ⚙ on a ticker to give it its own averages or add volume.
Daily bars from Yahoo Finance, with delayed prices during the session. A ratio (A:B) divides the closes of two tickers: rising means A is beating B. Performance % starts every ticker at zero on the first day of the range. Double-click a panel to open its full chart. Any ticker on the site can be compared; one that is missing loads after the next nightly update once it is in a watchlist.
Superinvestors · the portfolios of famous investors from their 13F filings
What Buffett, Ackman, Druckenmiller, Li Lu, Tepper and other great investors own, and what they bought and sold last quarter. Updated as each fund files with the SEC, up to 45 days after the quarter ends.
Workspace · your own screen, saved to your account
Up to four panels side by side: charts, your watchlist, the market, top movers, commodities, news and today's calendar. Pick what each panel shows; a ticker clicked in any list opens in the first chart.
Market TV · live business channels
Bloomberg, Yahoo Finance, Schwab Network and more, live. Pop the player out and it follows you while you browse charts.
Streams are played with YouTube's official player, from each channel's own live broadcast. Some channels are live only on weekdays or during market hours.
Fundamentals · up to 15 years of financial statements from SEC filings
Income statement, balance sheet and cash flow, annual and quarterly. Click any line to chart it, and add other companies to compare them line by line.
Portfolio · positions, P&L and journal
Log your trades and see your positions, your P&L by day, week, month and year, your stats as a trader and how you compare with the market. Private: only you can see it.
Macro · the calendar, the Fed, rates and the economy
The economic releases and Fed events that move the market, with what the futures market expects from the Fed at every meeting. All times are New York time (ET).
Release dates from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the Census Bureau, the ISM and the Federal Reserve; values from FRED (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis). Fed odds are calculated by Ticker&Tape from the prices of 30-day fed funds futures and can differ slightly from other sources. Not investment advice.
Research · breakout statistics
Every breakout found by Ticker&Tape's base detection over the last two years, followed with one simple plan: buy at the pivot, sell at +20% or at −8%. Which bases, markets and volumes worked best.
Community · posts from traders
Share what you are watching: setups, charts, the market. Tag stocks with $TICKER, like and reply to posts, and follow the traders you like.
Posts are members' opinions, not investment advice. Be respectful: spam, promotions and pump-and-dump posts are removed. Report anything that breaks the rules.
Research · The Daily Tape and The Weekly Tape
Short reports with the charts and the ideas that matter. The Daily Tape comes out every trading morning before the open: overnight movers, earnings, breakouts and the stocks near a buy point. The Weekly Tape closes every week on Saturday: prices, breadth, leaders, earnings and the trade ideas scorecard.
Reports are generated automatically from Ticker&Tape data and are a research tool, not investment advice.
Research · updated every trading day after the close
Leaders setting up right now: RS Rating of 80 or higher, trading above the 50- and 200-day lines, and sitting near a pivot, inside the buy zone or just out of a base. Found by the same automatic scan for every U.S. stock and ADR worth $150 million or more.
Ideas come from an automatic scan, not from a person reviewing each chart, and are not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell. Buy point = pivot; buy zone = up to 5% above it; stop = 7% under the buy point. Returns in the track record are measured from the close on the day each idea was flagged, before costs.
Markets · world indexes, futures, currencies, yields and crypto
Every major stock market with its change today, this week, in three months and this year, whether it is open right now and its local time, plus index futures, the dollar, Treasury yields, gold, oil and crypto.
Prices are delayed. Market hours are the regular session of each exchange in its own time zone; holidays are not shown.
Research · relative value
Up to five stocks side by side, line by line: performance, ratings, growth, valuation, margins, balance sheet and the chart base. The best of each line is in green and the worst in red.
Type one ticker in the command bar followed by RV (for example NVDA RV) to compare it with the biggest companies of its industry group. Not investment advice.
Research · seasonality
How a stock, index, commodity or crypto did in each month of the year: the average and median return, how often the month was up, and every year one by one.
Monthly returns run from the last close of one month to the last close of the next. Averages leave out the month in progress. Past seasonality does not guarantee future results. Not investment advice.
Markets · factor rotation
Which kind of stock is leading the market: growth or value, small or large, high beta or low volatility, momentum, quality, credit and gold, each measured with the ratio between two ETFs. A rising ratio means the first one is winning.
Trend = the ratio against its own 50-day average. Click a line to open the ratio chart. Not investment advice.
Markets · options and volatility
The VIX curve from 9 days to 6 months, the SKEW index and the volatility of the VIX, and what the options market is pricing for the next expiry of the index ETFs and the most traded stocks.
Smile: implied volatility by strike
Open interest by strike
Expected move = the price of the at-the-money straddle of the nearest expiry. IV = its implied volatility. Probabilities assume the price follows a lognormal distribution with the implied volatility and no drift: a guide to what options are pricing, not a forecast. "Touches" is about twice the chance of ending beyond the level. Put/call above 1 means more puts than calls. Max pain = the strike where option buyers as a whole lose the most at expiry. Options data is from the previous close and updates every night. Not investment advice.
Markets · leadership
The strongest stocks on the site by RS Rating, grouped by industry, with where each one stands: breaking out, in a base, extended or correcting. Where the leaders cluster is where the money is going.
Leaders = stocks with the highest RS Rating that trade $10 million or more a day at $10 or more. Status comes from the base and pivot found on each chart. Not investment advice.
Stocks · new issues
The IPOs expected in the next weeks with their price range and size, every IPO of the last 12 months with its return from the IPO price, its first day, RS Rating and base, and the companies that just filed to go public.
Dates and price ranges come from Nasdaq and can change until the IPO prices. Many of the biggest winners started as recent IPOs forming their first base. Not investment advice.
Markets · correlation
How stocks, ETFs, bonds, commodities and crypto move together, from daily returns: +1 = they move the same way every day, 0 = unrelated, −1 = opposite ways. Useful to diversify a portfolio or to see when everything starts moving as one.
Correlation of daily returns over the selected window, on the days every ticker traded. Not investment advice.
Markets · sentiment
A fear and greed gauge from 0 to 100 built from six market readings: momentum, new highs against new lows, breadth, the VIX, safe-haven demand and junk bond demand. Each one is ranked against its own last year, and the gauge is their average.
Under 25 = extreme fear, 25–45 fear, 45–55 neutral, 55–75 greed, over 75 extreme greed. Extremes often come near turning points, but they can last.
Built every night from market data. Not investment advice.
Stocks · earnings season
How the earnings season is going: how many companies beat the EPS estimate and by how much, how the stocks reacted the next day, by sector, every report one by one and who reports next.
EPS against the consensus estimate; next day = the move of the session after the report. Seasons: reports from January to March belong to the fourth quarter, April to June to the first, and so on. Not investment advice.
Calendar · ex-dividend dates and stock splits
The ex-dividend dates of the stocks and ETFs on the site, from last week to three weeks ahead, with the amount, the yield and the payment date, and the stock splits coming up. Buy before the ex-dividend date to receive the dividend.
Dates come from Nasdaq and can change; companies confirm them when they declare the dividend. Yield = the last year's dividends over the last price. Not investment advice.
Research · earnings calendar
Every U.S. stock and ADR worth $150 million or more that reports, split into before the open and after the close, biggest companies first. Upcoming reports show the consensus EPS and the growth it implies against the same quarter last year; past reports show the surprise and how the stock reacted the next session.
Dates and times come from Nasdaq and Yahoo Finance and can move: companies confirm them a few weeks ahead. Reaction = change in the first session that traded on the report (the same day for reports before the open, the next day for reports after the close). Not investment advice.
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Found by the daily scan: RS Rating 80 or higher, above the 50- and 200-day lines, near a pivot or just out of a base.
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Daily and weekly charts with the RS line, labeled volume, the earnings strip and the current base with its pivot, your own indicators and drawings, and a wall to scan a whole list at once.
RS Rating, Composite and SMR on every stock, a rank for every industry group, a screener with your own saved screens, and the whole market at a glance on the heatmap.
Thousands of past breakouts, measured: how often each kind of base worked, and how much the market, the volume and the RS line changed the odds.
The economic calendar in New York time, the earnings calendar with every stock's setup, market news from many sources, and live financial TV next to it all.
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Every serious trader knows the routine: one site for charts, another for ratings, a spreadsheet for the watchlist, a calendar for earnings, and a dozen tabs open before the opening bell.
Ticker&Tape started as the tool I wanted for my own trading: one room where the charts, the fundamentals, what the best investors are buying, the direction of the market and the next setup all sit on the same desk.
It's built on a simple idea. The edge isn't having more information. It's seeing the right information clearly, every single session. That's what we work on every day, and we're just getting started.
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Ratings, bases and charts are rebuilt after every close, and prices update throughout the trading session.
It measures a stock's 12-month price performance, with the most recent quarter weighted double, and ranks it from 1 to 99 against every stock we cover. The full formula, and the ones for every other rating, are in the Methodology. New to the terms? See the Glossary.
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Colors follow your chart's up/down colors.+32% strong: EPS or sales +25% or more, U/D 1.5+, inside the buy zone, heavy volume on an up day−9% weak: big drop, heavy volume on a down day, far below highs+28% extended: 25%+ over the 50-day or 5%+ past the pivot
RS Rating: each stock's 12-month performance (last quarter weighted double) ranked against every stock on the site, 1–99. All stocks: every S&P 1500 and Nasdaq-100 member plus every other U.S. stock and ADR worth $150 million or more; their earnings and sales data refresh in rotation. Star any ticker to add it to your watchlist; tickers outside these indexes load after the next nightly update. Bases and pivots are detected automatically from daily bars and are a starting point for your own read of the chart. Data: Yahoo Finance, end of day. How the ratings work ·
Large speculators = funds and big traders (non-commercial); commercials = producers and users who hedge; small traders = positions below the reporting level. COT index = where the speculators' net position sits within its 3-year range (0 = the most short, 100 = the most long). Weekly CFTC report: positions on Tuesday, published Friday.
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