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Foreign Countries

Overview​

The Foreign Countries profile groups non-US stocks by the country where the company is registered, sized by market capitalization and colored by the change from the previous close. Each country becomes its own block on the map, so you can read the performance of foreign markets through their US-listed names in a single view.

It is a world map of money flow built from tickers you can actually trade. When China's block turns green while Europe fades, or one country lights up on political news, you see it here first, without opening a single foreign index chart.

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This profile updates in real time during US trading hours, showing how each country's US-listed stocks are being priced right now.

Strategy Focus​

  • Read country-level performance through US-listed foreign stocks
  • Spot geographic rotation, money moving between regions
  • Catch country-specific catalysts, elections, policy shifts, currency moves, as they hit prices
  • Find the strongest individual names inside a hot country
  • Add geographic context to positions in ADRs and foreign-domiciled companies

Map Configuration​

  • Main Category: Foreign Countries
  • Box Size: Market Capitalization ($)
  • Box Color: Change From Close (%)

Metrics Behind the Map​

  • Country: The jurisdiction in which the company is legally registered, with US names excluded so the map is purely the foreign complex.
  • Market Capitalization ($): The total dollar value of a company's outstanding shares, so each country block is weighted by the real size of its listed names.
  • Change From Close (%): The percent change between the last traded price and the previous day's close, showing how each country's stocks trade today.

Practical Use Cases​

  • Do a quick global check during the US session without leaving the platform
  • When macro news breaks overseas, open this map to see how hard the affected country is repricing
  • Zoom into a leading country and open its names in Multi-Charts to find the strongest individual stories
  • Track persistent country strength over days as an emerging geographic rotation
  • Compare a foreign holding against its home-country block to judge whether its move is company-specific or country-wide