Market Map
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Everything on this page comes from the exchange's own public data. Here is what it is, where it comes from, and what it is not.
Each box is a listed company, sized by market cap and colored by today's price change: green for up, red for down. A deeper shade means a bigger move. Boxes are grouped into panels by PSE sector, so you can see which parts of the market are leading or lagging at a glance.
Free-float market cap, meaning the company's market value counted only over the shares that actually trade on the PSE. That keeps a foreign dual-listing with a sliver of its global shares listed here from drawing a box the size of its worldwide business. A box drawn with diagonal hatching is a stock that did not trade at all that session, which is not the same as one that traded and closed flat.
PSEye is a tracker, not a brokerage, so it can't place an order for you. You'd open an account with a PSE-accredited stockbroker, then buy in whole board lots through their platform. Read the full walkthrough →
PSEye does not guess at causes: it has prices, breadth, sector splits and foreign flow, and none of those is a reason anyone traded. What it can show is the shape of the move, meaning how many of the 282 tracked stocks fell, which sectors led it, whether foreign investors were selling, and whether a move this size is unusual for this market. See today's session in full →
Prices are delayed/end-of-day quotes, refreshed on a schedule through the trading day, not a tick-by-tick real-time feed.
The exchange's own public data pages, plus PSE's published Daily Quotation Report and Market Watch PDFs for block sales and foreign flow. Everything is pulled by scheduled jobs, never scraped live on your visit.
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Hourly during PSE trading hours (roughly 9am-4pm PHT, weekdays), with the last run of the day capturing the finalized close.
Market-cap and dividend-yield rankings, ex-dividend dates, net foreign buying and selling, block sales, disclosures, and a per-day market recap, all linked from the menu above.