The whole market in one picture: area is market capitalisation, colour is the metric you choose. A blank tile means there is no figure — not that the figure is flat. Gaps are marked rather than filled in, and every value resolves back to an official source and to a signed checkpoint.
Red is revenue growth against the same month last year; green is decline. This is not the day's price move — no figure on this page is a price.
The image includes the revenue month, the knowledge date, the market-cap date and what the colours mean — a screenshot of the chart alone would carry none of that.
Choosing a month changes which revenue month is coloured. It does not rewind the market to that month — figures may have been revised since, and this view does not restore what was knowable at the time.
Beyond ±60% the colour stops changing, so one outlier cannot flatten the rest.
A blank tile is the absence of a year-on-year figure. It is not zero, and it is not flat.
1 companies are not drawn: no official market capitalisation. 9105
Companies with no official market capitalisation are not drawn at a guessed size — on a treemap the area IS the claim, so inventing it would invent the only number the chart encodes. They are excluded and counted below.
Period 2026-07 · Knowledge date 2026-08-10 · internal_first_party
