Deepvue Theme Tracker: Track Leading Stock Market Themes and Spot Market Rotation Early

Who Is the Theme Tracker For?

It serves growth stock traders who take a top down approach: market first, theme second, stock last. It also suits traders who work full time, since a review of market leadership takes about 30 seconds rather than an hour of chart flipping.

• ✓Swing traders who want to fish only in the strongest areas of the market.
• ✓Position traders checking whether the theme behind their holdings is still leading.
• ✓Breakout traders hunting for rotation before it becomes obvious to the crowd.
• ✓CANSLIM traders applying William O’Neil’s principle that the biggest winners come from leading groups.
• ✓Traders with limited screen time who need a fast, visual daily routine.

Every style has a written routine on the Deepvue for hub.

Who the Theme Tracker Is Not For

Deepvue is not a day trading platform, and the tracker is not built for scalping. Its daily view reveals rotation that feeds swing and position trades lasting weeks to months. Nor is it aimed at buy and hold investors who rebalance once a year, since a stock theme tracker exists to follow leadership as it changes.

Ranks 31 Curated Stock Market Themes

The tracker currently covers these 31 themes:

Because the list is curated rather than fixed, it isolates areas standard classifications blur together. Bitcoin miners, quantum computing and China internet stocks are their own themes, which matters because these are exactly the groups where momentum concentrates. The lineup shifts as the team retires fading themes and adds emerging ones.

Covers Five Timeframes for Every Trading Horizon

Buttons in the app header switch the ranking between five timeframes, and each answers a different question:

Since Open is worth learning because it strips out gaps. After a big gap down and a strong rally, it shows which themes were genuinely strongest once trading began, a cleaner read on where money moved during the session.

Short timeframes reveal rotation as it happens, longer ones confirm which leaders are established, and comparing the two is how you catch leadership changes early.

Adds Your Own Custom Themes

The settings control in the header opens Manage themes. Add theme starts tracking a custom group of your own, and your custom themes are shared across every Theme Tracker widget on your dashboards. A Deepvue themes toggle decides whether the built-in list shows alongside yours, so a tracker can rank the curated 31, your own groups, or both.

Opens a Ranked Stock List Inside Every Theme

Click any theme and the tracker loads every stock in that basket, ranked by performance over the selected timeframe, strongest names at the top. The theme’s own return appears in the header, each row carries a checkbox, and the footer confirms how many stocks the theme holds. Narrow themes like Silver Miners hold around 20 names; broad ones like HealthCare and Banks run to just over 100.

You never build or maintain these lists yourself. Each universe is curated for you, the leaders are sorted to the top, and finding the strongest stock in the strongest group takes two clicks.

Updates in Real Time During Market Hours

Rankings reorder live during market hours as money moves between groups. After the close the app reflects the completed day, when many traders run the daily review covered below.

Open a Deepvue account and see which themes lead the market today.

Why Following Leading Themes Pays Off

Every major bull market has been carried by a core theme: railroads in the early 1900s, then automobiles and electrification, then computers, the internet, mobile technology, and most recently AI. These were the engines behind each era’s biggest winning stocks.

Group strength is also measurable. Deepvue’s guide to following market rotation cites roughly 37 percent of a stock’s price move as tied to its industry and another 12 percent to its sector, so close to half of any stock’s move comes from the group around it. Trading a leader inside a leading theme puts that force at your back.

This is the same top down logic used by Nicolas Darvas, William O’Neil and Stan Weinstein: find the leading stocks inside the leading groups. The Theme Tracker automates the group discovery half, turning sector rotation from something you reconstruct after the fact into something you watch as it develops.

Start your Deepvue subscription and see today’s leading themes the moment you log in.

Load a Prebuilt Theme Tracker Dashboard Preset

Deepvue ships dashboard presets with the tracker already configured, two clicks away in the dashboard dropdown. Unlike screener presets, which must be duplicated before editing, dashboard presets can be customized freely after loading.

• •Richard Moglen Duo Theme Tracker. Two Theme Trackers side by side, one on the daily view and one on 1M: the leading versus developing theme setup covered below. Find it under Dashboard Presets, then Top Traders.
• •Theme Tracker with Chart. A Theme Tracker sharing a color group with a full chart, so you can click a theme and spacebar through every stock inside it immediately.

Setup Tips for a Cleaner Theme Dashboard

• •Rename apps and dashboards. Click the app title or the dashboard name to rename them, which helps when you run several Theme Trackers at once, such as Daily Rotation and Monthly Leaders.
• •Bookmark your theme dashboard so it stays pinned at the top of the module list, one click away each morning.
• •Use color groups to link apps. Pick a color from the Group Selection palette in the tracker’s header, give a chart the same color, and the theme’s stock list drives the chart automatically.
• •Leave room to grow for a second Theme Tracker, a Heat Map or the Market Brief as your routine matures.

Find the Current Leading Themes in Under 30 Seconds

Set the tracker to the 1M view and read the top five or six themes. That is the entire process. Themes take time to establish and time to fade, so the one month ranking consistently surfaces the market’s current leaders rather than groups that popped for a single day. Those top themes are where you want to be fishing for setups in a strong market.

Leadership genuinely rotates. In one Deepvue tutorial the monthly leaders were China internet, social media, Bitcoin and software; months later they were gold miners, silver miners, biotech, healthcare, and oil and gas. A ranking that refreshes itself is why a tracker beats a static watchlist.

Spot Developing Themes Before the Crowd

Leading themes tell you where money is. Developing themes tell you where money is going. To find them, set a Theme Tracker to the daily view and review it after each close:

Deepvue’s tutorial shows this footprint in action: genomics kept appearing in the daily top five while steadily climbing the one month ranking, exactly what money rotating into a theme looks like before it tops the leaderboard.

Drill Into a Theme to Find Its Leading Stocks

Once a theme has your attention, click it. Every stock in the basket loads, ranked on your timeframe, leaders at the top. You are no longer asking which of thousands of stocks to look at, but which of the strongest names in the strongest group show constructive action: gapping up on volume, reclaiming key moving averages, moving up the right side of a base, or breaking out.

Review Every Stock in a Theme With a Linked Chart

Pair the tracker with achart app on the same dashboard and give both the same color group. The theme’s stock list then behaves like a watchlist: click a theme, press the spacebar, and flip through a full chart of every stock inside it. Deepvue’s charts carry the RS Line, stage readings, volume signatures and anchored VWAP, so you judge each name’s technical position as you cycle through.

Run Multiple Theme Trackers Side by Side

• •The Duo. A daily view next to a 1M view: developing themes on the left, established leaders on the right. This is the layout behind the Richard Moglen Duo preset.
• •The Trio. Today, 1M and YTD together, or Today, 1W and 1M for tighter spacing, answering what is moving today, what is leading now, and what has led all year.

Save Standout Stocks to a Watchlist

When a stock stands out, hover over its logo and click the plus icon for a quick menu: color tags, Add to and Copy. Add to lets you file the name into any of yourwatchlists, or start a new one, so flagged names are then available everywhere on the platform.

A second plus, beside the theme’s name at the top of the list, opens the same Add to picker at the theme level, and the row checkboxes let you pick out several names at once.

Research Theme Moves With Deepvue AI

When a theme or one of its stocks moves suddenly, right click the stock to ask Deepvue AI why, or take a watchlist built from a leading theme into the AI Terminal for deeper analysis. Usage is unbounded, so there is no cap on theme questions.

Join Deepvue and run the developing theme check after tonight’s close.

A Deeper Weekly Review

Once a week, compare the 1W, 3M and YTD views against the 1M ranking and ask three questions:

• •Are this month’s leaders also strong on the 3M view, which suggests an established trend?
• •Are any monthly leaders fading on the weekly view, an early sign a theme is getting tired?
• •Is anything climbing the YTD ranks that you have not looked at in a while?

When Growth Themes Are Leading

When growth themes such as AI, semiconductors, software, Bitcoin and genomics dominate the top, risk appetite is broad. This is when leaders inside leading themes make their biggest moves, so extra time on the drill down pays off.

When Defensive Themes Are Leading

When utilities, healthcare and medical rise while growth themes sink, money is rotating toward safety. Be more selective, lean on the Market Brief and breadth tools before pressing, and let the daily view tell you when growth leadership reasserts itself.

Using Theme Rank to Manage Open Positions

If you hold a position, the rank of its theme tells you whether the group tailwind is intact. A holding whose theme slides from the top five toward the bottom half of the monthly ranking has lost part of its edge, useful when deciding how much room to give the trade.

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