Pulse reads volume, range, compression, and expansion to surface a single Heartbeat score — a measure of how much a stock is moving, not whether it's a good buy.
A higher Heartbeat means more market energy and activity — not a bullish or bearish signal.
Search a ticker to see its current Pulse.
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A composite read of activity built from volume, range, compression, and expansion. Higher isn't better or worse — it just means more is happening.
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How tightly price has been coiling. Low compression often precedes a breakout in either direction.
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Today's trading volume compared to this stock's own recent 14-day average.
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Today's high-to-low spread compared to this stock's own recent 14-day average.
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Average True Range over 14 days — the typical size of a daily move, in price terms.
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How the recent 14-day volatility compares to the last 50 days. Below 1x means quieter than its longer-term baseline; above 1x means more active.
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How much recent daily ranges overlap the prior day's, averaged over 5 days. Higher means tighter, more compressed price action.
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