Deepvue Bubble Chart: The Live Stock Bubble Chart for Growth and Momentum Traders

Why Position Beats a Sorted Table

The problem a stock market bubble chart solves is separation. A results table treats every row the same, so the best idea looks exactly like the tenth best. A trading bubble chart gives each stock a position and a size, which the eye reads instantly, so outliers stop hiding in rows and stand alone on the plot.

It is also a live view. Of Deepvue’s 1,152 data points, 568 stream over WebSocket, and during market hours the bubbles travel across the plot as prices and volume change.

Who the Bubble Chart Is For

The same trader the rest of Deepvue serves: growth traders blending technical and fundamental work, holding winners for weeks to months.

• ✓Swing traders who want to see, minutes after the open, which stocks are moving off their opening price on real volume. Deepvue for swing traders builds that into a routine.
• ✓Breakout traders who want a live map of where strength is concentrating, not a static list sorted by one column.
• ✓Position traders scanning for tight, quiet setups by plotting volatility across a full watchlist at once, the approach in Deepvue for position traders.
• ✓MarketSurge users who want a visual, live alternative to scrolling a static list.
• ✓CANSLIM traders plotting the RS Rating against price behavior, a relative strength bubble chart in practice, to surface leaders early. Deepvue for CANSLIM traders covers the method.

This is analysis, not execution: Deepvue places no trades, and nothing on the plot is a signal by itself. It shows you where to look; the decision runs through your own process on the full chart.

The Universe Selector

The first control sets which stocks get plotted. Click it and a menu opens with a search field and four sources, each opening into its categories.

Top Traders is by far the largest of the nine screener preset categories, with 83 screens; Technical has 29, the Deepvue house category 17 and Fundamental 16; Day Traders holds 10 and Earnings 7; Markets has 4, Pre/Post Market 2 and Momentum a single screen. The Markets category holds the major index lists, so one click plots an index as a universe, the fastest broad market read.

A preset stays read only until you duplicate it, and clearing your selection falls back to the S&P 500, the same universe a fresh Bubble Chart loads. The Deepvue team’s tutorial favorite is the Deepvue Leaders preset of high growth, high momentum names: plot an already strong list and every outlier that separates is worth a look.

The X and Y Data Points

The second and third controls set the axes, each from a searchable menu that lists eight common measures up front.

The search field reaches the rest of the library. The tutorial uses Relative Measured Volatility over 15 days, Relative Volume on a 20 day basis, the RS Rating over one week, and Run Rate over 50 days. This is where a stock performance bubble chart earns its place: a table ranks by one column, two axes rank by two at once, so a stock that is good on each measure but exceptional on the combination stands out in a way no single sort can show.

The Size Data Point

The fourth control, Select, assigns a third data point to bubble size, and its menu starts with None for uniform bubbles.

Assign a measure and the plot changes character: the stocks furthest out on that measure grow into the largest circles, so the extreme names are impossible to miss.

The Deepvue team sizes by relative volume, because volume shows the conviction behind a move, so the biggest circles are the stocks the market is voting on today. Financial media often defaults to a market cap bubble chart, where the biggest circle just means the biggest company. Sizing by behavior makes size reflect what a stock is doing now, which suits a momentum process far better.

Labels, Colors and Hover Values

Notable bubbles carry their ticker symbols on the plot, so you rarely guess which point is which. Advancing stocks plot blue and decliners pink, so the day’s direction reads across the whole universe at a glance.

That takes you from visual impression to precise numbers without leaving the app. Hover before acting, every time.

Clickable Bubbles and Group Linking

Every bubble is clickable. Pair it with a Chart app carrying the same group square, and clicking any bubble loads that stock’s full chart instantly. A plot of forty candidates becomes forty charts reviewed in forty clicks: no typing, no tab switching, no losing your place.

Toolbar Extras and Live Updates

On the right of the toolbar, the Default template control, the group color and the options menu complete the header, and a share option posts the current view to X. Most importantly, the plot is live: bubbles move through the session as prices and volume update, which is what makes the morning configuration further down possible.

Try Deepvue and watch your own screen sort itself at tomorrow’s open.

Reading the Plot

With three data points set, reading is quadrant thinking: decide which corner you want, then treat distance from the crowd as the signal.

• •Hover before acting to check the exact values behind a bubble’s position.
• •Watch the ticker labels for clusters. Several semiconductor or crypto related names traveling together is a theme moving in real time.
• •Click anything interesting to load it in your linked chart, judge the setup, then move on.

Navigating: Zoom, Pan, Focus and Reset

• •Zoom with the plus and minus buttons or the scroll wheel, and drag within the plot to pan.
• •Hold Shift and drag a box around any region to refit the plot to it and study those names up close.
• •Click reset to return to the full view.

The refit matters most when one outlier compresses everything else. In the tutorial, a stock that gapped on earnings with enormous volume stretched the scale until the rest bunched into a corner, and one Shift refit around the main cluster spread the names back into a readable map. Outliers deserve attention, but never at the cost of seeing everyone else.

The Morning Momentum Map

Price % Change from Open against Relative Volume on a 20 day basis, with relative volume also sizing the bubbles. Run it right at the open.

Because the plot is live, the stocks moving strongest off their opening prices on the strongest volume migrate to the top right within minutes. You watch the day’s breakouts form instead of finding them after the fact. Quiet names stay near the origin; on a stock momentum bubble chart the top right is the action.

You also watch themes assemble as related names move together, which doubles the setup as an intraday sector bubble chart. Spot one worth acting on, click it, confirm the pivot on the linked chart, and this stock momentum bubble chart has taken you from map to decision in seconds.

The Tightness Scan

Relative Measured Volatility on a 15 day basis on one axis, to surface the tightest, most contracted names, the ones potentially coiling ahead of a move. Refit around the tight cluster, then click through each on the linked chart to see whose contraction lands in the right spot within its base. As a stock performance bubble chart it answers a question no percentage column can.

Tight and Strong

Relative Measured Volatility against the RS Rating over one week, a genuine relative strength bubble chart. In the tutorial, the tightest fast movers gather in one corner, other strong names appear nearby in visible price expansion, tight names that are not performing fall away, and the middle of the road names stand apart from all three.

It is a two question filter in one image: who is outperforming, and who is doing it quietly enough to still offer an entry? A table would mean sorting twice and holding one list in your head. Here the intersection is simply visible.

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