What does the PSX Market X-Ray show?

Every liquid Pakistan Stock Exchange share on one chart. Each thin line is one stock's move through the session in % from its previous close: green if it is up now, red if it is down. The blue line is the KSE-100. The left column ranks sectors from best to worst, the strip on top shows where every stock sits right now, and the 8 strongest and 8 weakest shares fan out to cards on the right.

Is it live, and when does it update?

Yes, during PSX market hours: Monday to Thursday 09:15 to 15:50 and Friday 09:00 to 16:35 Pakistan time (PKT), including the pre-open and the close. Each stock's position is recorded once a minute and the page refreshes every 30 seconds while the market is open. Outside those hours it shows the last session. Prices come from the PSX Data Portal and can be a little delayed.

What does market breadth mean?

Breadth counts how many stocks are rising against how many are falling. If the KSE-100 is up but most lines are red, a few heavyweights are carrying the index. If most lines are green and the bullish count is far above the bearish one, the rally is broad. The histogram on top shows how many stocks sit at each level of gain or loss.

Is the X-Ray a buy or sell signal?

No. It shows what has already happened in today's session, for learning how the market moves. A stock at the top has already risen, so buying it is a separate decision. It is not investment advice; do your own research or speak to a licensed adviser.

PSX Market X-Ray: Every Stock's Day on One Live Chart

The whole Pakistan Stock Exchange on one screen: 327 liquid stocks' moves as lines (today's session, or the last week or month), the sector board, how many are up and down, and the strongest and weakest shares right now. It replays the session when it opens; hover any line, sector or card for details.

Market closed, last update Oct 24, 2026 4:56 PM

Closed · last sessionPSX · last 22 sessions · 327 names · updated 17:11:46 PKT

% from the close of 23 Sept · 327 liquid PSX stocks · one point per session from PSX's daily closes (ex-dates adjusted through the previous-close reference) · KSE-100 in blue.

How to read it

Lines: one per stock, its % move from the previous close through the session. Green ends up, red ends down. The blue line is the KSE-100.
Top strip: every stock as a dot at its move now, with a histogram of how many sit at each level, and the bullish and bearish counts.
Sector board (left): sectors from best to worst by the average move of their stocks; the bar under each shows how many are up and down. Hover a sector to light up its stocks, click it to keep it lit.
Cards (right): the 8 strongest and 8 weakest stocks now, joined to the end of their line. Click a card for the stock page.
Filters: show only KSE-100 stocks or only the Shariah-compliant KMI-30.

Questions

What does the PSX Market X-Ray show?: Every liquid Pakistan Stock Exchange share on one chart. Each thin line is one stock's move through the session in % from its previous close: green if it is up now, red if it is down. The blue line is the KSE-100. The left column ranks sectors from best to worst, the strip on top shows where every stock sits right now, and the 8 strongest and 8 weakest shares fan out to cards on the right.
Is it live, and when does it update?: Yes, during PSX market hours: Monday to Thursday 09:15 to 15:50 and Friday 09:00 to 16:35 Pakistan time (PKT), including the pre-open and the close. Each stock's position is recorded once a minute and the page refreshes every 30 seconds while the market is open. Outside those hours it shows the last session. Prices come from the PSX Data Portal and can be a little delayed.
What does market breadth mean?: Breadth counts how many stocks are rising against how many are falling. If the KSE-100 is up but most lines are red, a few heavyweights are carrying the index. If most lines are green and the bullish count is far above the bearish one, the rally is broad. The histogram on top shows how many stocks sit at each level of gain or loss.
Is the X-Ray a buy or sell signal?: No. It shows what has already happened in today's session, for learning how the market moves. A stock at the top has already risen, so buying it is a separate decision. It is not investment advice; do your own research or speak to a licensed adviser.

More: market heatmap · top gainers and losers · sector performance · KSE-100 index

The Market X-Ray is general information for education. It is not investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security.

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