Stock Basket Builder: Weight Your Picks and Follow Them as One Index
Tracking ten stocks one ticker at a time tells you nothing about how they move together. Indexes rolls your picks into a single weighted basket, backtests it against history, and tracks it as one index against the S&P 500.
Educational only · Never places a trade
In short
A stock basket is a group of stocks you choose and weight so they can be tracked together as a single index, and Indexes is the tool that builds and follows it. You add each ticker, set its weight, whether equal-weight or sized by conviction, and Indexes combines them into one named index rather than a scattered watchlist. It backtests the basket against real historical data, presenting hypothetical historical performance beside the S&P 500 so you can see how the combination behaved through past markets. From there you track the basket over time and read the gap to the benchmark at a glance. Indexes is informational and educational only, not investment advice. It never places a trade, never connects to a brokerage, and never holds money, so there is no account minimum and it is available globally. Past performance does not guarantee future results, and a backtest is a hypothetical view of the past.
Why it fits
Investors who follow a handful of stocks and want them weighted into one index they can backtest and track against a benchmark.
Ten tickers, one index
Weight your picks and Indexes rolls them into a single index, so you follow how the basket moves together instead of chasing each ticker on its own.
Set the weights that matter
Choose equal-weight or size each holding by conviction, then backtest that exact weighting against real history as hypothetical historical performance.
Benchmarked, not brokered
Track the basket against the S&P 500 over time. Indexes analyzes only: no trades, no brokerage connection, no account minimum, no money held.
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Build your index and see how it backtests
Bundle stocks or crypto into your own weighted index, backtest it against real market history, and track it against the S&P 500 or BTC. Indexes is educational and informational only, and it never places a trade.