GLOBAL MARKETS, MADE CLEARER

The market is bigger than one number.

See what’s moving, explore familiar companies, and get a clearer feel for how market numbers fit together.

Find a familiar brand Read the market

A learning-first prototype. No trading or personal financial advice.

GLOBAL SESSION RELAY

Follow the opening bell

LIVE CLOCKS

NEXT OPENING BELLChecking markets…Calculating local sessions WORLDIN MOTION

Local exchange times · Weekday hours only; market holidays may vary.

Start wide, then zoom in. Follow major regional indices first, then explore individual companies and compare their price movements.

See the market map

THE WORLD AT A GLANCE

World market pulse

Major indices across North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific. Choose a region to see its benchmarks.

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BENCHMARKS

Follow the wider picture

Benchmarks: S&P 500, US 100, Dow 30 and S&P/TSX Composite.

An index tracks a group of investments. The S&P 500 is one U.S. benchmark; the region tabs add other markets for context.

MARKET WEATHER · DAILY SECTOR PULSE

Read the market by color

Explore which parts of the U.S. large-company market are moving together, and which are pulling in different directions.

DATA VIEW, NOT A FORECAST

Tile size reflects market value Tile color reflects daily percentage change Start set: S&P 500 companies. Use the widget toolbar to explore other available markets. Data may be delayed.

How to read today’s “weather”: broader green areas mean more of the displayed market is up; broader red areas mean more is down. This page does not generate a single sentiment score or predict what happens next.

QUICK TERMS

FROM INDEX TO COMPANY

Explore individual shares

Start with a brand you know, then zoom in on its share and the numbers behind it.

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STOCK LOOKUP

One company, closer up

COMPANY SNAPSHOTNASDAQ:AAPL

DAILY MOMENTUM

Today’s U.S. movers

NASDAQ

A quick scan of leading gainers, decliners and active shares in the U.S. market.

This free starter view is U.S.-focused. The world index panel above is global.

THE EVERYDAY BRANDS DISCOVERY MODE

Companies you already know

Start with the brands in your life. Select one to open its share chart above.

19 companies

A familiar brand is a starting point for learning—not a signal to buy its shares.

GO DEEPER WHEN YOU’RE READY

Advanced company finder

Open full screener

Show advanced U.S. share screener

Sort the U.S. share list by price, performance or market value. The default view starts with the largest companies by market value.

Share price is not company size. One share can cost more while the whole company is worth less. Compare price, market value and percentage change separately.

SAME SCALE, FAIR COMPARISON

Compare how shares move

Compare percentage movement over time, so a $20 share and a $200 share can be viewed on a fairer scale.

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Use a ticker like NVDA, or add an exchange such as NYSE:TM or TSE:7203.

AppleMicrosoftIndexed performance · percentage scale

A SMALL, CLEAR “WHAT IF?”

What would your example be worth?

Explore how different share prices change a hypothetical investment. You choose the prices; the calculator shows the math.

YOUR HYPOTHETICAL RESULT Enter two share prices Then calculate to see the estimated value and percentage change.

Open Apple’s historical chart ↗

The chart and calculator are separate: enter two prices you have checked, in the same currency. For the listed international ADRs, use the U.S.-listed USD price. Dividends, fees, taxes and currency changes are excluded; this is an illustration, not advice.

KNOW WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING AT

A few useful market basics

Small explanations for new investors. Clear language first; deeper lessons can come later.

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An index is a basket

An index follows a chosen group of investments. It can give you a quick snapshot, but it never tells the whole story of every company.

Spread risk thoughtfully

Holding different types of investments can reduce dependence on one company or one part of the market. Diversification cannot remove all risk.

Zoom out from one day

Daily moves can be noisy. Looking at different time periods helps you see what changed recently and what has been happening over longer stretches.