Market Research / Indices

The benchmarks, and whether the market underneath agreed.

Index levels across the major benchmarks, with the breadth behind each one, so a number nobody transacts at still tells you something about the market it summarises.

Down to the benchmark

Open any index for its level, its members, how concentrated the top of it is, and when it next rebalances. The full record behind a row in a table, on the surface you found the row on.

  • US, Europe and Asia

    One board across the sessions

  • Level and change together

    What it printed and what it did

  • Any window

    Intraday through multi-year history

Breadth, not just the level

An index up 1.3% on four names and one up 1.3% on four hundred are the same row and completely different markets. Breadth and the equal-weighted version sit beside the level, so which one you are looking at is never a guess.

  • Members above their average

    The participation behind the move

  • Equal weight beside cap weight

    Concentration, quantified

  • Contribution by member

    Which names actually carried it

Index breadth against level

Rebalances, before they land

An index change is a scheduled, mechanical flow that moves every member on a known date. Additions, deletions and float adjustments are dated in the feed rather than noticed afterwards in the tape.

  • Additions and deletions

    Announced changes, with dates

  • Float adjustments

    The quieter half of a rebalance

  • In the news stream

    Beside everything else that moved it

Index rebalance announcements

Against the crypto side

The benchmark is the thing a crypto book is usually being judged against, so the comparison should not need an export. Same axes, same window, correlation measured rather than eyeballed.

  • Index against token

    Same chart, same basis

  • Correlation, measured

    The relationship, quantified

  • Any window

    Intraday through multi-year

Benchmarks, with the market underneath them

US, Europe and Asia
Global benchmarks
How many members took part
Breadth attached
Concentration, made visible
Equal weight beside it

The major indices by level, each with breadth, member contribution and the equal-weighted version beside it, because a level on its own hides which of those moved it.

Every tool takes an index as an input.

The research tools are not a separate product. Point any of them at an index and it works the way it does everywhere else, on the same data this page is built from.

Compare

Any index against any other, on shared axes

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Correlation

What an index actually moves with, measured

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Relationships

Every record a index connects to, in one graph

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Indicators

Breadth, sentiment, and volatility, read together

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Notes and discussion

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The news that moves it

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