Market Performance Tracker

Relative performance vs benchmark

See which securities outperform your chosen benchmark.

Add the securities you want to compare, then select any one of them in the Benchmark menu. Every performance period switches from absolute return to relative performance so leaders and laggards are measured against the same reference.

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Windows 10 or later · Latest release · Free evaluation

BenchmarkSPY · S&P 500 ETF
Symbol1H vs SPY1W vs SPY
SPY0.00%0.00%
AAPL+0.82%+1.64%
MSFT−0.47%+0.91%
NVDA+2.16%+3.88%
Relative return = symbol return − SPY return

A focused view of market performance

Excess return calculated consistently for every period

For each symbol and period, Market Performance Tracker subtracts the benchmark’s percentage performance from the symbol’s percentage performance. A positive value means the symbol outperformed the benchmark; a negative value means it underperformed. Choose Off to return the grid to absolute returns.

Features

Monitor more symbols without more noise

01

Eight useful time periods

Scan 1H, day-to-date, 1D, 1W, 1M, 6M, 1Y and YTD percentage performance in one sortable table.

02

Stocks and markets together

Build watchlists for stocks, ETFs, indices, forex, crypto and commodities, then group symbols into categories.

03

Custom-date calculations

Choose a start date or date range for any symbol when a standard period does not answer your question.

Workflow

From ticker list to clear comparison

  1. 1

    Add the symbols you follow

    Search by ticker, add the result and optionally place it in a category.

  2. 2

    Choose the periods that matter

    Keep only the performance columns that support your routine.

  3. 3

    Refresh, sort and compare

    Update the data, sort any period and spot leaders, laggards and unusual moves.

FAQ

FAQ

Which security can I use as the benchmark?

Any symbol already present in your watchlist can be selected from the Benchmark menu.

How is relative performance calculated?

Symbol performance minus benchmark performance for the same period. The benchmark row therefore displays zero when both values are available.

Can I switch back to normal returns?

Yes. Select Off (absolute returns) in the Benchmark menu.

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