Advancing/Declining (Post)
Overview
The Advancing/Declining (Post) profile carries the breadth view into the after-hours session. The market is split into advancing and declining stocks and each box is colored by the combined change from the previous close including post-market movement, so a stock that reversed its daily move after the bell is shown where it truly stands.
It answers the evening question the closing print alone cannot: is the after-hours action confirming the day's breadth, or quietly undoing it?
info
This profile updates in real time throughout the post-market session as after-hours trades come in.
Strategy Focus
- Read breadth after the close, including earnings and news reactions
- See whether after-hours moves confirm or reverse the regular session's balance
- Spot clusters of post-market weakness or strength that hint at tomorrow's open
- Track how the day's final advance/decline picture settles before the next session
- Find liquid names still moving after hours for next-day preparation
Map Configuration
- Main Category: Advancing/Declining
- Box Size: Average Turnover 3 Months ($)
- Box Color: Change From Close + Post (%)
Metrics Behind the Map
- Advancing/Declining: Splits the market by whether a ticker's last price is above (advancing) or below (declining) its previous day's close.
- Average Turnover 3 Months ($): The three-month average daily turnover, calculated as price times volume, keeping the most tradeable names visually dominant.
- Change From Close + Post (%): The combined percentage change from the previous close including post-market movement, so the color reflects the true net position after hours.
Practical Use Cases
- Run an evening breadth check before finalizing plans for the next session
- Watch how earnings season reshapes the balance night by night
- Spot names that flipped camps after the close and investigate why
- Build a next-morning watchlist from liquid after-hours movers
- Compare against Advancing/Declining (Reg) to measure how much the after-hours session changed the picture