JET Market Monitor JP225 PRO
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Jet Invest develops indicators and trading tools for MetaTrader 4 and 5: order flow, volume, market structure and market overview panels for B3 (WIN, WDO and Brazilian stocks), US indices and forex. - Version: 1.0
- Activations: 5
The 225 stocks of the JP225 in a heat map or a list, with sectors, periods, details and your own lists, on your MetaTrader 5 chart.
JET Market Monitor JP225 PRO shows the 225 stocks that make up the Nikkei 225 index in one panel. The stocks are traded on the Japanese market (Tokyo Stock Exchange), with prices in JPY. In the heat map, each box is a stock: its size follows the stock's weight in the index, or the turnover when your broker provides it, and its color follows the change for the period you choose. Switch to the list to see every stock in sortable columns.
It is an indicator only: it never opens, closes or changes orders.
Heat map
- Organize by: Weight, Turnover (when the broker provides it), Daily, Weekly, Monthly or Yearly change.
- Group by sector (11 sectors, with the sector's daily change on its title bar) or by change (POSITIVE and NEGATIVE blocks).
- Price line in the background of each box: 1 day, 2 days, 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year or this year (1 day by default; shown in the boxes large enough to display it).
- In each box: Tokyo code (for example 7203), company name (on by default), turnover and change; smaller boxes show fewer lines, and the smallest show only the color (rest the mouse on them to see the details).
- Top bar: weighted change of the JP225 portfolio, stocks up, down and unchanged, and session status.
List mode
- Columns: Symbol, Name, Sector, Last, Change, Turnover and Weight.
- Click a column header to sort; A−/A+ adjust the text size.
- Grouped by sector or by change, in several columns; when the stocks do not fit in the window, the list is split into pages (arrows or mouse wheel) and sorting applies to all pages.
Details and click
- Rest the mouse on a box or row to open the details panel: daily change, full name, market status, previous close, open, high and low.
- Click a stock to open its chart in a new window or to switch the current chart (your choice in the settings).
Your own lists
- Up to 30 lists with up to 200 symbols each, using any symbol from your broker; the built-in editor searches symbols as you type.
- Lists are saved on your computer and remain available after restarting MetaTrader 5.
Color scale
- Fixed (limit set in the settings) or automatic, adapting to the size of the day's moves.
Panel
- Dark and light themes, 11 languages (automatic from the terminal), adjustable panel size.
- Updates up to once per second.
- X button: removes the indicator and restores the chart.
Brokers with Japanese stocks
- Requires a broker that offers Japanese stocks in MetaTrader 5 (exchange symbols or stock CFDs). Not every broker offers them: check your broker's symbol list first.
- The indicator finds the stocks automatically and shows how many were found (for example 216/225 stocks); if one is missing, enter its name in the settings.
- Prices, turnover and any quote delay depend on your broker's data feed.
- The stocks trade in the Tokyo session (morning and afternoon, with a lunch break); outside the session, the panel shows the last session.
- If the account has no Japanese stocks, the indicator opens normally and shows a notice.
System requirements
- With 225 stocks, the terminal receives quotes for 225 symbols, so MetaTrader 5 uses more memory and processor than usual: in our tests, with the Tokyo market open, about 1.0–1.2 GB of RAM and less than one processor core. Recommended: 4–8 GB of RAM.
- The first load of the stocks' history takes about 1 minute.
Free version
JET Market Monitor JP225 shows the same 225 stocks in the heat map, organized by weight and grouped by sector.
Try the free version first: JET Market Monitor JP225
JET Market Monitor JP225 is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Nikkei Inc. The name Nikkei 225 is used only to describe the stocks displayed.
Trading involves risk of loss. The indicator displays market data; it does not predict prices and does not guarantee results.
