- Nice work. For more inspiration I would take a look at this website -> https://finviz.com/map.ashx
I use it all the time and its one of my favorite ways to visually see what is happening.
by ArtTimeInvestor
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- This is cool.
It tells you something about how much a gambling place the market is when a site like this has a one day default for the price change. When it comes to a high level view of the market, why would I care for a comparison of todays prices to ... YESTERDAY??
My first reaction was to look for a 10 year option. There is none, so I took the 5 year option. All of the big names roughly doubled or tripled over the last 5 years. Amazon lagging a bit behind. I could start to reason about the numbers but .. 5 years is just too short. I would play with it more if there was a 10 year option.
And I would love Love LOVE a European version of this.
- I don't understand why tesla (a car manufacturer), uber (a ride services company), robinhood (financial services), doordash (meal delivery service) are in the treemap of "tech market" companies. OK, I take that back, I understand why (i.e. good PR by those companies to be included in a sector other than their own in order to get higher market valuations), I just don't agree with it.
by rshanreddy
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- Super clean and instantly legible. Great to have a clean, up-to-date tech-only treemap, glad this exists!
A few suggestions:
1) Sector/subsector drill-downs (AI, cloud, semis, autos) so you can zoom into sectors/clusters
2) Hover/tap cards with basics like revenue, P/E, EV/EBITDA, or YTD return
3) AI “explanations mode”: tap a ticker -> auto-generate a 1-sentence summary of why it moved today (“AMD up 3%: fabs reporting stronger wafer starts; NVDA sympathy move”)
Congrats on the ship @krkb :)
- Thanks for posting! If anyone is interested in the project and wants to help, please DM me. I made this as an internal tool for myself and shared it in case others found it cool. Plenty of roadmap / much more than I have time, so anyone is welcome to help if excited about where it can go:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/konstantinebuhler/
https://x.com/Konstantine
- 5 year view drops META, I guess it loses continuity with the previous ticker? That would be a cool bug to fix, because companies do switch stuff from time to time (see e.g. GOOG -> GOOG+GOOGL)
- Weird that they have EA but they don't have the even larger RBLX who seem to have built something closer to the Metaverse than even Meta has managed to do.
- At a glance, that’s what, 2/3rds of the market in 10 companies?
by killingtime74
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- Missing quite a lot of big tech companies. Atlassian (39 billion)? Square/Block (37.86 billion)? Roblox? Is this just a random AI generated incomplete list?
- What's the conventional wisdom explanation for why the big enterprise SaaS vendors are all down 10-20%+ YTD. This holds for ServiceNow, Workday, and even Salesforce?
- Made with neural networks in San Francisco? (footer)
- Can you view different dimensions? It'd be nice to see revenue, say, or profits. As in, allow changing the size metric
by hnthrowawayacct
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- why is hims and hers listed as a tech company?
by CSMastermind
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- I didn't realize that Doordash was doing so well.
- Oh man being able to pick the time range is awesome. I hate hate hate standard financial data tables and how they just show you "today's performance". Absolutely useless, nobody in retail cares outside of gambling day traders. How is it that even giants like Fidelity can't get this right? I need to be able to see my portfolio's performance over the last month, year, 5 years!
- Can you include bitcoin?
by throwaway290
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- Where's the tree?
- Someone do this but only for AI and show all the latest agreement to do wash trading with each other.
- This, and pretty much every other hobby project posted on HN, gets blocked by my corporate firewall. Anyone know why this might be the case? I'm guessing it might be something to do with SSL but not sure. Otherwise my corp has unrestricted access to internet.
by outside1234
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- This is the scary thing about OpenAI. When the OpenAI bubble pops it is going to cause an immense amount of 401k pain for a lot of people.
- It's totally wild to me that Cisco is still a top-20 entry on this map, in light of the fact that their products contain 100% frozen concentrated garbage juice and they haven't made anything that benefitted the customer in more than 20 years.
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