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Daily Special Report
Published Aug 8
Where the money moved on the Aug 7 close
Basic Materials led the rotation, with an equal-weight move of +3.87%. Breadth backed that average: 204 of 248 companies finished higher, rather than the result resting on one name. Technology followed at +2.46%, while Healthcare had the broadest participation at 317 of 424. The figures are equal-weight averages across US/CA operating companies above $300m and $5, with sectors below 5 such companies excluded.
Basic Materials set the pace with an equal-weight move of +3.87%, the biggest average move of the 7 here. BTO (TSX) led with +22.5%, while 204 of 248 companies finished higher.
led by BTO (TSX) +22.5%
Behind that lead, Technology posted +2.46%, the second-largest average move of the 7 here. TEAM led at +35.3%, and 296 of 405 companies rose.
led by TEAM +35.3%
Breadth was widest in Healthcare, where 317 of 424 companies moved higher, the biggest share among the 7 here. DOCS led the sector at +32.6%, against an equal-weight move of +2.20%.
led by DOCS +32.6%
With 433 companies, Industrials had the biggest number of constituents of the 7 here. Its equal-weight move of +1.43% was the fourth-largest, led by MTW at +32.4%.
led by MTW +32.4%
At the other end, Communication Services had the smallest average move of the 7 here at +1.37%. QNST led at +38.5%, while 70 of 116 companies finished higher, the smallest share among the 7 here.
led by QNST +38.5%
Consumer Cyclical rose +1.26%, the sixth-largest average move of the 7 here, across 303 companies. FIGS led at +26.9%, and 202 of 303 companies moved higher.
led by FIGS +26.9%
Meanwhile, Consumer Defensive recorded the smallest average move of the 7 here at +0.86%. CELH led at +16.8%, while 85 of 139 companies finished higher, the sixth-largest share among the 7 here.
led by CELH +16.8%
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.