How to Use Heatmap in TradingView – Step by Step

Heatmaps help you quickly see which stocks or cryptos are going up or down. In this guide, you'll learn how to use the heatmap on TradingView in a simple way.

📍 Step 1: Go to TradingView

Go to the website: [tradingview.com](tradingview.com)
Make sure you're logged into your account.

Click on the Three lines located on the right top corner then click on "Products".



📍 Step 2: Open the Heatmap

Move your mouse to the top menu and hover over "Screeners"
Click on "Heatmaps" from the dropdown.

You’ll see two options:
Stock Heatmap 📈
Crypto Heatmap 💰

Pick the one you want to explore.



📍 Step 3: Choose Your Market

By default, it may show US stocks. You can change that.
Use the options at the top to filter by:
Exchange (like NSE, NYSE, etc.)
Sector (like Tech, Energy, Banks, etc.)
Market cap, price, or volume



📍 Step 4: Understand the Colors

Green boxes mean the price is going up ✅
Red boxes mean the price is going down ❌
Darker color means a stronger move
Bigger boxes mean bigger companies or higher volume


📍 Step 5: Hover Over a Box

When you move your mouse over a box, it shows more details:
Ticker symbol
Current price
% change
Market cap

If you click on a box, it will open the chart.

📍 Summary
The heatmap is a simple tool that gives a quick view of the market.
Use it daily to track market trends, find trade setups, and stay updated on what’s moving.

Disclaimer :
This Post is not financial advice, it's for educational purposes only highlighting the power of Tradingview and its features.