Technology
Avg move+1.83%
Names406
Higher275 of 406
Technology averaged +1.83%, the biggest sector average of the 7 here. AZ led at +25.2%, while 275 of 406 names rose—the second-largest breadth of the 7 here.
led by AZ +25.2%
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Published Aug 14
The Money Flow List
Where the money moved on the Aug 13 close
Technology led the rotation at +1.83%, with 275 of 406 names higher. That breadth backed the average rather than leaving the result to one company: its breadth was the second-largest of the 7 here, while AZ led at +25.2%. The comparison is on an equal-weight basis across US/CA operating companies above $300m and $5, with sectors containing fewer than 5 such companies excluded.
Entry by entry — why each one is on the board
Communication Services
Avg move+1.26%
Names113
Higher87 of 113
Communication Services averaged +1.26%, the second-largest sector average of the 7 here. STRZ led at +12.0%; its 113 companies are the smallest constituent count of the 7 here, and 87 of 113 names rose.
led by STRZ +12.0%
Basic Materials
Avg move-1.17%
Names250
Higher67 of 250
Against the rotation, Basic Materials averaged -1.17%, the only sector here at -1.17%. LCFS (TSX) led at +11.7%, even as 67 of 250 names rose—the third-largest breadth of the 7 here.
led by LCFS (TSX) +11.7%
Consumer Defensive
Avg move+0.97%
Names139
Higher103 of 139
Breadth in Consumer Defensive was 103 of 139 names higher, the smallest breadth of the 7 here. MH led at +17.0%, while the sector averaged +0.97%, the fourth-largest sector average of the 7 here.
led by MH +17.0%
Real Estate
Avg move+0.92%
Names232
Higher189 of 232
Real Estate averaged +0.92%, the fifth-largest sector average of the 7 here. MHC-UN (TSX) led at +10.2%, and 189 of 232 names rose—the fourth-largest breadth of the 7 here.
led by MHC-UN (TSX) +10.2%
Financial Services
Avg move+0.67%
Names764
Higher532 of 764
With TMS leading at +17.6%, Financial Services averaged +0.67%, the sixth-largest sector average of the 7 here. Its 764 companies are the biggest constituent count of the 7 here, and 532 of 764 names rose—the biggest breadth of the 7 here.
led by TMS +17.6%
Consumer Cyclical
Avg move+0.41%
Names306
Higher184 of 306
At +0.41%, Consumer Cyclical had the smallest sector average of the 7 here. WWW led at +10.1%, while 184 of 306 names rose—the fifth-largest breadth of the 7 here.
led by WWW +10.1%
How this board was built
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.