Energy led the 7 here at +1.39%, the biggest average move of the 7 here. Its breadth was 178 of 219 names higher, with METC +16.3% leading the sector.
led by METC +16.3%
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Daily Special Report
Published Aug 15
Where the money moved on the Aug 14 close
Energy led the rotation at +1.39%, with 178 of 219 names higher. Basic Materials followed at +1.07%, while Healthcare posted +0.74% across 227 of 435 names. Energy's move was not a one-name story; Real Estate was the only sector at -0.15%.
Energy led the 7 here at +1.39%, the biggest average move of the 7 here. Its breadth was 178 of 219 names higher, with METC +16.3% leading the sector.
led by METC +16.3%
At +1.07%, Basic Materials had the second-largest average move of the 7 here. TMCR +25.4% led a sector with 168 of 251 names higher, the fourth-largest share among the 7 here.
led by TMCR +25.4%
Healthcare posted +0.74%, the third-largest average move of the 7 here. CAPR +58.0% led its 435 constituents, the biggest number of constituents of the 7 here, while 227 of 435 names were higher, the biggest share.
led by CAPR +58.0%
Across Communication Services, +0.56% was the fourth-largest average move of the 7 here. NMAX +14.5% led, and 62 of 113 names were higher, the sixth-largest share of the 7 here.
led by NMAX +14.5%
Industrials recorded +0.36%, the fifth-largest average move of the 7 here. CDNL +13.7% led, while 245 of 433 names were higher, the second-largest share among the 7 here.
led by CDNL +13.7%
A smaller list gave Utilities +0.25%, the sixth-largest average move of the 7 here. NRG +5.4% led, and 72 of 116 names were higher, the fifth-largest share of the 7 here.
led by NRG +5.4%
On the other side, Real Estate was the only sector at -0.15%, the smallest average move of the 7 here. REAL (TSX) +4.5% led, but only 108 of 234 names were higher, the smallest share of the 7 here.
led by REAL (TSX) +4.5%
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.