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heatchart The heatchart command page explains how to retrieve a Daily Market Heat Chart for day trading, illustrating performance by sector with different colors indicating different performance levels.
heatchart command
Daily Market Heat Chart
market performance visualization
day trading
sectoral trading performance

import HeadTitle from '@site/src/components/General/HeadTitle.tsx';

This command allows the user to retrieve a Daily Market Heat Chart (15 minute delayed). The heat chart shows a graphical representation of the performance of the market by sector for that day, with different colors indicating different levels of performance.

Usage

/heatchart

Parameters

This command has no parameters


Examples

/heatchart