Market Bubbles Map for global trading volume

What bubble size and colour mean

The bubble map turns hundreds of prices into one picture: each bubble is an asset, its size reflects trading volume or market value, and its colour and shade reflect the direction and size of the change. A large green bubble is an active asset rising on strong liquidity; a small dark red one is a sharp drop on thin liquidity — two very different situations.

The value is speed: instead of scrolling a long symbol list you see in seconds where movement concentrates and which group leads or lags, then drill into details elsewhere.

How to use it step by step

Start from a preset category then build your own watchlist — the map is far more useful showing the assets you actually trade.

• Pick a category (stocks, currencies, metals, crypto) to set the scan scope.
• Build a custom watchlist saved in your browser and revisit it daily.
• Start with large bubbles: movement backed by liquidity is more reliable.
• Note the candidates, then open live charts to check trend and indicators.
• Complete the picture with the stock card for financials or the economic calendar for currencies.

From a market picture to a structured decision

The map shows what already happened, not what comes next. Never decide on colour alone: a strong rise can start a trend or end an extended move, and only the chart plus news context separates the two. Use it as a first filter, then require technical and fundamental confirmation.

Connect what you see to the academy market news for the cause, to the technical analysis lessons for entries and stops, then use the lot size calculator to size the trade to your risk. Educational data only, not investment advice.