TickerCanvas guides: make the market canvas yours

Practical guides to TickerCanvas heatmaps, Nasdaq-100 and S&P views, automatic desktops, watchlists and extra screens.

How to read your TickerCanvas stock market heatmap

Understand tile size, signed percentage changes, sectors and missing data in your TickerCanvas market heatmap.

Switch between the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 in TickerCanvas while keeping a consistent layout and shared market data.

Create a visual watchlist from supported companies, focus on a ticker and reset filters without losing your design.

Use TickerCanvas sizing modes to emphasize gains, declines or the magnitude of a move without losing its direction.

Use the desktop app to put your current canvas on a screen and refresh it automatically, without manually exporting an image.

Choose between an interactive display and an automatically refreshed desktop on your second screen.

Set up a readable market canvas on a tablet with display mode, saved views and optional keep-awake.

Keep named heatmap layouts, move settings between devices and understand what a shared view link contains.

Understand cached end-of-day prices, adjusted-close comparisons, coverage indicators and staggered visual updates.

Make a market heatmap easier to read with themes, an accessible palette, color intensity and reduced motion.

Use PennyStockScout alongside TickerCanvas to separate large-cap market context from exchange-listed penny-stock research.