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IHSG through the trading day, and the Indonesian market at the 26 October 2026 close: all 839 stocks with data, sized by market cap and coloured by their move.
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IDX CompositeMarket map
Tile size is market cap, grouped by sector; smaller companies are pooled into one tile per sector. Click a tile for details.
Watchlist
Lists of IDX stocks built from plain rules and refreshed with every close. Each list prints its rule, so you can see why a stock is on it.
Portfolio
Your IDX holdings valued at the latest close, with profit and loss and where your money sits. Saved in this browser only.
Daily Feed
What changed in the last five sessions: new highs and lows, trend breaks, volume surges, big moves and dividends. Built from end-of-day prices.
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What StockMap is, how the lists are built and where the numbers come from.
Company Models
Quarterly models of five leading companies in every sector, built from each company's own published statements and opened in a live spreadsheet. Every number traces back to a report; the green cells drive the forecast.
Compare
Each stock measured against its own last 60 sessions, so a quiet bank and a jumpy miner sit on one map. Pick a map, follow every dot over the last five sessions, and see what option markets are pricing for gold, oil and China.
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What option markets are pricing
Volatility indexes built from US option prices, each against its own last 60 sessions. Further right, options cost more than usual. They drive several IDX sectors.
How Compare is built
- Moving: how much the daily close swung over the last 20 sessions.
- Down days: the share of that swing that came from falling days.
- Trading: rupiah traded per day over the last 20 sessions.
- Money flow: where each close sat in its day's range, weighted by the value traded, over 20 sessions. It is the Screener's CMF 20D.
- Price: today's close against the 60 closes before it.
Each measure is ranked against the same measure on each of the stock's previous 60 sessions: 0% is lower than all 60, 100% is higher than all 60. The trail shows the last five sessions. A dot that travels 60 points or more across the map in those five sessions is in the fast zone.
Only stocks that trade Rp1 billion a day or more (20-day average) and have four months of prices are ranked. Top 45 is the 45 largest of those trading Rp20 billion a day or more; Most traded is all of them.
The option gauges are Cboe volatility indexes, computed from US option prices and ranked against their own last 60 sessions. The 1-month move is the index level scaled to 30 days, one standard deviation. Everything here is built from end-of-day prices and is a mechanical summary, not a recommendation.
Calendar
Economic releases, Bank Indonesia and Fed decisions, earnings and corporate actions that move IDX stocks, week by week.
How the calendar is built
Economy
- Releases come from Yahoo Finance's economic calendar, which runs about three weeks ahead: every Indonesian release on it, and the US, Chinese and euro-area releases that move Indonesian stocks. A release whose day is not fixed shows its window.
- Importance is StockMap's own. Three dots: BI-Rate, Indonesian inflation and GDP, the Fed, US inflation and jobs, China's GDP. Two: releases markets watch. One: the rest.
- Bank Indonesia and the Fed: BI's 2026 meeting schedule and the FOMC calendar, with rates from bi.go.id and federalreserve.gov. BI announces at 14:30 WIB on the second day of its meeting, the Fed at 01:00 or 02:00 WIB the morning after its own.
- Estimated dates: Indonesian inflation (first working day of the month) and GDP (5 February, May, August and November, or the next working day) appear on BPS's usual days until Yahoo lists them.
Earnings
- Yahoo Finance's earnings calendar covers the IDX companies analysts follow, about 40 a quarter, with the consensus earnings per share and, once out, the actual and the surprise. Most other companies file near the end of the month after the quarter. Estimated dates are Yahoo's until the company confirms.
- Wall St: companies quoted in the US worth US$200 billion or more, on their New York dates.
Corporate actions
- Confirmed: on KSEI's corporate-action schedule, refreshed with every build. KSEI publishes the recording date. Under T+2 settlement the cum date, the last day to buy in the regular market and still get the dividend, is two sessions before it, and the ex date is one session before it. The payment date is KSEI's distribution date.
- Projected (marked EST): a cash dividend paid in the last twelve months with no dividend within 60 days of its anniversary yet. It is placed on the same weekday 52 weeks later, for the same amount per share. Projections disappear once KSEI confirms the dividend or its date passes.
- Accumulation zone: a dividend whose cum date falls within the next 15 sessions.
- Yield: the dividend per share against the latest close. The 12-month yield is the larger of the dividends paid in the last 365 days and the confirmed plus projected dividends ahead, against the latest close.
How a stock moved around its past dividends
Every cash dividend in the last five years, from Yahoo's ex-dates and amounts on daily closes adjusted for stock splits:
- Run-up: the close on the cum date against the close 15 sessions earlier.
- Ex-date drop: the fall from the cum-date close to the ex-date close, as a share of the dividend. 100% means the price fell by exactly the dividend; more than 100% means it fell by more.
- Recovery: the sessions from the ex date until a close back at or above the cum-date close. 1 means it closed there on the ex date itself.
- Held through ex: the ex-date close plus the dividend, against the cum-date close.
The patterns use the median over a stock's past dividends. They need at least two of them and a stock that trades Rp1 billion a day or more (20-day average): thinner stocks barely move, so every dividend would look safe. Low trap risk: median recovery within 15 sessions and a median ex-date drop no bigger than the dividend. Capture pattern: low trap risk, recovered within 15 sessions in at least two of every three past dividends, and a 12-month yield of 3% or more. Run-up pattern: a 12-month yield of 5% or more and a positive median run-up, without low trap risk. High yield: a 12-month yield above 7%.
Patterns describe what happened around past dividends. They are mechanical filters, not recommendations, and a dividend can change or be cancelled until KSEI confirms it.
Screener
All 839 IDX stocks across 14 fundamental menus and 17 rule-named screens, in the StockMap sheet look. Click a column header to sort.
Grey words say why a number is missing: bank, insurer or finance (the ratio doesn't apply to financial companies), no data (Yahoo has no financial statements for the company), loss (trailing loss), n/a (not reported, or dropped by a sanity check). Hover a grey word for details.
Click a column header to sort. Figures are trailing twelve months unless noted; statements in US dollars are converted to rupiah at the live rate. Screens are mechanical filters and the score is a percentile summary: data for research and education, not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell.