Visuals

Size is also often the decisive criterion for investors. However, there are no standardised definitions for terms such as blue chips, small and mid caps or even special stocks. Some DAX stocks would probably be categorised as mid-caps in the USA. Nevertheless, to provide an overview, we have produced various charts on the distribution of the current stock market values of companies from the boersengefluester.de (BGFL) database. The stock market value - also known as market capitalisation or market cap - is calculated by multiplying the current share price by the total number of shares issued. A highly interesting visualisation, which is probably very rare to find in this form.

The visualisation of financial information has been a passion of boersengefluester.de (BGFL) from the very beginning. We therefore realised the development of an extensive heatmap series at a very early stage. We now have a total of ten different heat maps on offer. An example of this is the heat map for the distribution of stock market value within companies from our database. The heat maps familiar from weather forecasting are much more than just a toy. Here you get a concentrated load of financial information - updated daily: And of course, it's also fun to use. After all, stock market information doesn't always have to come in classic table form.

In this overview, we present the price trends of shares from our data pool that fulfil certain fundamental or technical selection criteria - always in relation to the top 5 of the respective ranking.