Dead Cat

Analyzing some of the largest movements in the NYSE and Nasdaq market's or from your own portfolio.

Whether you are new to the stock market or a seasoned trader, timing the perfect moment to buy or sell can be a difficult and stressful task. Dead Cat is a Google Chrome Extension that displays the largest daily changes in the NYSE and Nasdaq markets or stocks from your own portfolio while supplying technical indicators for timing a possible bounce or pullback. By default, Dead Cat screens the top five moving stocks (up and down) in the market and compiles technical indicators for each one. Starting with version 1.35, you can now save your own portfolio (up to 10 stocks) to be shown and analyzed each time you start Dead Cat. There is also the ability to search individuals stock tickers if you are curious to see something not shown on Dead Cat's default or your portfolio views. Some of the technical indicators available: Moving Averages (SMA, EMA, WMA, VWMA), Stochastic Oscillators, VWAP, MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands. Dead Cat operates during open market hours. Premarket and aftermarket tracking will come in future updates. List of available stocks to search and save in your portfolio will continue to be adjusted. How To Use: Click or tap on a displayed stock to open Dead Cat Scroll through the technical indicators displayed in the center section Hover above the indicator title to display bullish or bearish signals below Click or tap the technical indicator 's title to learn more information about each one *** 1.35 UPDATE : The top left corner now has a portfolio option to save up to ten stocks of your choice. Clicking the gear icon will open a settings menu to choose if you want to see the default view or portfolio view on the start up of Dead Cat. You will need to close and reload the app once the settings are saved to load changed settings. *** Dead Cat is for educational purposes only. Nothing displayed in Dead Cat is a recommendation to buy or sell any stock or stock options. ***