Where a move in crude oil reaches your money

Each dot is a company you own, directly or inside your funds, sized by your money and grouped by industry. Pick a factor: the contours show how strongly it reaches each one.

cost — a rise hurts margins revenue — a rise helps both ways not reached ≥15% of costs or revenue 5–15% under 5%, or template ring: dark = held directly, teal = through funds measured from annual reports contours when only templates reach size = your money

What you really own

Your funds opened into the companies they hold (each fund's portfolio as on 30 Sep 2026), added to your direct stocks.

Your biggest companies, all routes combined

Every factor, against your biggest companies

Read across a row to see which of your companies a factor reaches, and how strongly. Paler cells are weaker exposures. Tap a factor to put it on the map.

What moved, and when the data is from

Each line is the window a move was measured over, ending on the date its source is current to. Dotted lines are older data: monthly series or feeds that have not updated recently. Tap one to put that move on the map.

Your portfolio

The map starts on a sample portfolio. Replace it with what you hold: search for a stock (any Nifty 500 company) or one of the five covered funds, and enter its value. It is saved in this browser only and never sent anywhere.

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Value in rupees

Paste a list instead

One holding per line: a symbol, ISIN or fund name, a comma, then the value.

Holdings list

How much of this is measured

Every company on the map carries one of two kinds of exposure data. The rest of your money is not mapped yet.