Advanced Breadth Scanner
Curated trader-grade universe · live subset rolling refresh · benchmark vs WSJ end-of-day perspective.
Data Info
This is a breadth-first drill-down explorer. Instead of screening one stock at a time, you start with where the market is moving, then peel back the layers to see which industries are participating and finally which tickers are behind the move.
Use the top control bar to narrow by exchange, index, price, volume and market cap. The matched count updates live.
Click any color-coded cell in the grid below — daily movers, new highs/lows, volume, ATR or relative strength.
The panel reveals every industry inside that bucket, ranked by participation. Click one to isolate it.
Sort by % change, volume multiple, RS or 52-week range to find the names actually driving the move.
Spot a strong or weak name? Add it to your Watchlist to track its sector, industry, and market cap ranking across the session.
Open Watchlist →| Index | Last | Change | %Chg |
|---|---|---|---|
DJIA | — | — | — |
Nasdaq Composite | — | — | — |
S&P 500 | — | — | — |
Russell 2000 | — | — | — |
CBOE Volatility | — | — | — |
- Your universe is -7.0pp weaker than the broader benchmark — small-caps and lower-liquidity names appear to be leading the tape.
- Difference is likely driven by sector concentration in Financials and Technology.
- Filtered universe excludes many smaller / lower-liquidity stocks that the WSJ benchmark still counts.
- Live quote coverage is still warming up — interpret today's delta loosely until coverage climbs.
Comparison is meant as perspective, not an exact reconstruction. WSJ blocks third-party embedding, so this panel shows a curated reference snapshot from the most recent close. Click Open WSJ live page for the current diary, real-time index quotes, and full advance/decline tables.