Healthcare led the group at +1.46%, the biggest average move of the 7 here. Breadth was broad, with 286 of 415 constituents higher; IRON led the sector at +38.9%.
led by IRON +38.9%
Daily Special Report
Published Oct 20
Where the money moved on the Oct 19 close
The rotation favored Healthcare, whose +1.46% average move was the biggest average move of the 7 here, ahead of Technology at +1.37%. Breadth backed that result: 286 of 415 Healthcare constituents were higher, rather than the average being carried by one name. IRON led Healthcare at +38.9%, but the participation extended beyond that contributor.
Healthcare led the group at +1.46%, the biggest average move of the 7 here. Breadth was broad, with 286 of 415 constituents higher; IRON led the sector at +38.9%.
led by IRON +38.9%
By contrast, Technology averaged +1.37%, the second-largest average move of the 7 here. Its 319 of 412 constituents higher gave it the second-largest share of names higher of the 7 here, while KPLT led at +13.2%.
led by KPLT +13.2%
On the other side, Real Estate fell -1.36%, the only one here whose average move is -1.36%. Only 35 of 223 constituents were higher, and WFC (TSX) led at +4.4%.
led by WFC (TSX) +4.4%
Utilities posted -1.24%, the fourth-largest average move of the 7 here. Just 17 of 121 constituents were higher—the smallest share of names higher of the 7 here—and CTRI led at +4.0%.
led by CTRI +4.0%
Consumer Defensive was down -0.73%, the fifth-largest average move of the 7 here. Its 39 of 138 higher constituents marked the sixth-largest share of names higher of the 7 here; CELH led at +5.4%.
led by CELH +5.4%
With 742 constituents, Financial Services had the biggest number of constituents of the 7 here. The sector averaged -0.58%, while 158 of 742 were higher; ASST led at +6.0%.
led by ASST +6.0%
Industrials averaged -0.45%, the smallest average move of the 7 here. It had 140 of 420 constituents higher, the biggest share of names higher of the 7 here, while PSIX led at +6.4%.
led by PSIX +6.4%
Equal-weight average across US/CA operating companies above $300m and $5, ranked by the size of the move in either direction. Every figure in a row is computed from that same set.