Energy led with +3.55%, the biggest result of the 7 here. Its breadth was 192 of 217, the third-largest among the 7 here, while NESR led at +23.3%.
led by NESR +23.3%
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Daily Special Report
Published Aug 11
Where the money moved on the Aug 10 close
Energy led the rotation on the Aug 10 close, with an equal-weight move of +3.55%. Breadth backed that result: 192 of 217 names finished higher, rather than the move resting on one name. The figures cover US/CA operating companies above $300m and $5, with sectors containing fewer than 5 such companies excluded. Each sector-wide result uses the same set of companies.
Energy led with +3.55%, the biggest result of the 7 here. Its breadth was 192 of 217, the third-largest among the 7 here, while NESR led at +23.3%.
led by NESR +23.3%
By contrast, Consumer Defensive posted -1.62%, the second-largest result of the 7 here. Only 31 of 138 names rose, and SENEB led at +6.4%.
led by SENEB +6.4%
At the other end of breadth, Utilities had 15 of 117 names higher, the smallest share among the 7 here. Its result was -1.48%, the third-largest of the 7 here, with ORA leading at +3.3%.
led by ORA +3.3%
Real Estate moved -1.42%, the fourth-largest result of the 7 here. It had 33 of 182 names higher, and CSGP led at +4.1%.
led by CSGP +4.1%
Breadth was broadest in Industrials, with 91 of 432 names higher—the biggest share of the 7 here. The sector posted -1.28%, the fifth-largest result, while BWMN led at +55.8%.
led by BWMN +55.8%
Meanwhile, 90 of 301 Consumer Cyclical names rose, the second-largest share among the 7 here. The sector posted -0.84%, the sixth-largest result, led by HZO at +46.1%.
led by HZO +46.1%
Technology posted -0.81%, the smallest result of the 7 here. Its breadth was 170 of 403, the fifth-largest share among the 7 here, with FSLY leading at +20.9%.
led by FSLY +20.9%
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.