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FolioViz

Financial portfolio visualization and a trading journal.

A market read, a paper-trading sandbox, and a place to record what you actually did and why. Twelve public surfaces — from a full S&P 500 heatmap to a blind chart-replay simulator — one frame from each below.

Captured — interface examples, not live figures.

Every screen

Captured signed out, so the personal surfaces show the sign-in walls and empty states a new visitor actually sees.

  • FolioPulse

    Long-term market analysis: a full S&P 500 heatmap with breadth, momentum and recovery views.

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  • Market Pulse

    A daily sentiment read — a Fear & Greed gauge over five years of SPY price and RSI.

    /pulse

  • News

    A market recap that publishes after the close, over a live headline wire attributing each item to its source.

    /news

  • Top 10 Race

    An animated race chart ranking the ten strongest S&P 500 names over a rolling window.

    /top10race

  • Chart Trainer

    Demo data

    A blind replay simulator that plays a real past trading day forward one candle at a time.

    /day-trader

  • Paper Trading

    Demo data

    Paper trading built around Decision Forks — what a portfolio would be worth without any one past decision.

    /paper-trading

  • Decision Forks

    Signed-out view

    Signed out, the dashboard route falls back to the public demo: an actual path plotted against six what-if branches.

    /paper-trading/dashboard

  • Stock Analysis

    Per-ticker analysis by search, with the month's strongest S&P 500 movers as a starting point.

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  • Watchlist

    Empty state

    Starred tickers with comparison and export — shown before any ticker has been added.

    /watchlist

  • Trade Journal

    Empty state

    Plans, fills and analytics for every trade — shown before any plan is saved.

    /trades

  • Tools

    Sign-in required

    A small set of internal tools — channel stats and article publishing — kept behind a sign-in.

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  • Settings

    Sign-in required

    Account settings sit behind Google sign-in; this is what a signed-out visitor sees.

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