Breadth Heatmap: Visualizing NSE Sector Breadth Through Greed, Fear, and Technical Participation

Feature Overview

Breadth Heatmap is a feature within the Market Breadth Engine of Stock AI Verse. It is designed to organize NSE sector breadth information into a unified dashboard that combines multiple technical and participation-based indicators. The feature presents sector-level observations using EMA stack analysis, RS55 measurements, 52-week zone positioning, advance-decline statistics, RSI participation, and a Greed/Fear composite framework.

What It Does

The dashboard presents a consolidated view of sector breadth across tracked NSE sectors.

It displays:

• Market Greed/Fear score
• Average Breadth (E200)
• Count of Greed/Fear sectors
• Leading and lagging sectors
• Sector-wise Greed/Fear scores
• EMA Stack metrics
• Relative Strength (RS55) information
• 52-week zone positioning
• Advance-Decline statistics
• RSI participation indicators
• Breadth summary tables

The feature also categorizes sectors into states such as:

• Extreme Greed
• Greed
• Neutral
• Fear
• Extreme Fear

How It Works

Breadth Heatmap gathers multiple breadth and technical indicators and organizes them into sector-level scorecards.

Each sector is displayed with a Greed/Fear score alongside supporting breadth metrics. Users can review summary cards, compare sectors, identify leaders and laggards, and analyze supporting indicator tables from a single dashboard view.

The dashboard also presents the Greed/Fear composite framework with documented weighting components that include:

• Moving Averages
• Advance-Decline Data
• Relative Strength
• 52-Week Positioning
• Balance
• Extension
• RSI Metrics

Why Users Will Love It

The feature brings multiple breadth indicators into a single interface, reducing the need to review separate datasets.

Users can:

• Compare sectors
• Observe participation levels
• Identify areas showing stronger or weaker breadth conditions
• Review supporting technical metrics through a structured dashboard layout

Real-Life Use Case

A market participant reviewing sector conditions at the end of the trading day can use Breadth Heatmap to:

• Compare sectors based on Greed/Fear scores
• Observe which sectors are classified as leaders or laggards
• Review supporting breadth indicators such as advance-decline data, EMA structure, and relative strength measurements

What Makes It Special

Breadth Heatmap combines several breadth-oriented datasets within one dashboard while presenting sector conditions through a Greed/Fear composite framework.

It also integrates technical participation measures including:

• EMA Stack
• RS55
• 52-Week Zones
• RSI Indicators
• Advance-Decline Statistics

This creates a unified analytical view of sector breadth conditions.

Product Snapshot

Purpose

Monitor NSE sector breadth through a consolidated dashboard.

Key Features

• Greed/Fear composite framework
• Sector heatmap visualization
• EMA Stack analysis
• RS55 monitoring
• 52-week zone tracking
• Advance-Decline metrics
• RSI participation indicators
• Leader and laggard identification

Ideal Users

• Traders
• Investors
• Market Participants
• Financial Market Learners

Main Benefit

Provides a structured view of sector breadth and participation metrics from a single dashboard.

Conclusion

Breadth Heatmap organizes multiple market breadth indicators into a single analytical environment.

By combining sector-level participation metrics with a Greed/Fear framework, the feature helps users review and compare breadth conditions across tracked NSE sectors.