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Daily Special Report
Published Sep 5
Where the money moved on the Sep 4 close
Industrials led the rotation on the Sep 4 close at +1.02%, with 291 of 420 constituents higher. That breadth points to participation across the sector rather than a move carried by one name. Communication Services was at -1.21%, with 29 of 110 higher, showing the other side of the rotation.
QBR-B (TSX) led Communication Services at +3.2%, but the sector average was -1.21%. That was the biggest average move of the 7 here, while 29 of 110 higher was the smallest share of names higher.
led by QBR-B (TSX) +3.2%
Across Industrials, BBCP led at +16.0% while the sector average was +1.02%. It was the second-largest average move of the 7 here, with 291 of 420 higher representing the second-largest share of names higher.
led by BBCP +16.0%
The +8.0% move in HVT-A led Consumer Cyclical, where the sector average was +0.80%. That was the third-largest average move of the 7 here, and 201 of 301 higher was the biggest share of names higher.
led by HVT-A +8.0%
At Utilities, NRG led at +6.4%, while the sector average was +0.35%. The 57 of 116 higher was the sixth-largest share of names higher, and 116 was the sixth-largest number of constituents of the 7 here.
led by NRG +6.4%
Energy was led by METCB at +7.2%, against a sector average of -0.32%. That was the fifth-largest average move of the 7 here, while 83 of 228 higher was the fourth-largest share of names higher.
led by METCB +7.2%
For Consumer Defensive, OLLI led at +3.9%, but the sector average was -0.31%. That average move matched Basic Materials at -0.31%, while 60 of 134 were higher.
led by OLLI +3.9%
Basic Materials had NX at +22.2% as its leader, against a sector average of -0.31%. The average move was the smallest of the 7 here, matching Consumer Defensive at -0.31%; 105 of 257 were higher.
led by NX +22.2%
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.