Category heat · fib pullbacks · paper trading
See the name. See what feeds it. See the category move.
Finviz made the market a map. We keep the map, group it by the businesses that actually depend on each other, and mark every name sitting in a 38–62% pullback from its last impulse—the same read the lab paper-trades.
S&P 500
6,400 -0.6%
Nasdaq 100
23,000 -0.8%
VIX
16.00 -0.12
10Y yield
4.20% -0.03
Sample data · Bars: synthetic sample · Fundamentals: sample
Category heat
Three stacks, one capex cycle
0 of 22 names in the entry band today
The names that build the accelerator, the fab, the tool, and the rack.
0/11
in the band
Leader NVDA · not in band|Ripple 0/10 peers in band
Who writes the capex checks that the infrastructure names cash.
0/5
in the band
Leader MSFT · not in band|Ripple 0/4 peers in band
Generation, turbines, and switchgear behind every new megawatt.
0/6
in the band
Leader VST · not in band|Ripple 0/5 peers in band
In the pullback
Who is sitting in the band
Each name's last swing low → swing high is the impulse. Retrace is how far price has given back. 38.2–61.8% is where the lab looks for entries; 78.6% invalidates.
How a category is read
- 1. Leader. One name sets the tone—NVDA for AI infrastructure, MSFT for hyperscale, VST for power. Its impulse and retrace are the trigger.
- 2. Ripple. How many peers are in the same pullback at the same time. Above 40% and the move is the category's, not one ticker's.
- 3. Stack. Suppliers, customers, and the power behind them—so the next category to move is already on the map.
- 4. Paper. Replay the book over history, then run it forward on paper before capital.
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