Consumer Cyclical
Avg move-1.80%
Names294
Higher44 of 294
At -1.80%, Consumer Cyclical posted the biggest average move of the 7 here. Only 44 of 294 finished higher, and ASO +14.4% led the group.
led by ASO +14.4%
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Published Sep 10
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Where the money moved on the Sep 9 close
Consumer Cyclical led the rotation at -1.80%, the biggest average move of the 7 here. That was not broad participation: 44 of 294 finished higher, while ASO +14.4% led the group. Healthcare had 103 of 433 higher, the biggest share among the 7 here.
Entry by entry — why each one is on the board
Industrials
Avg move-1.75%
Names418
Higher63 of 418
With -1.75%, Industrials had the second-largest average move of the 7 here. SUNB +5.9% led, while its 418 companies made it the second-largest constituent count.
led by SUNB +5.9%
Communication Services
Avg move-1.60%
Names113
Higher14 of 113
Communication Services fell -1.60%, the third-largest average move of the 7 here. Its 113 companies were the smallest count, with META +6.6% leading and 14 of 113 finishing higher.
led by META +6.6%
Healthcare
Avg move-1.53%
Names433
Higher103 of 433
Breadth was widest in Healthcare, where 103 of 433 finished higher; that was the biggest share of the 7 here. IRD +32.0% led the group, which also had the biggest number of constituents at 433.
led by IRD +32.0%
Consumer Defensive
Avg move-1.34%
Names136
Higher29 of 136
Against -1.34%, Consumer Defensive recorded the fifth-largest average move of the 7 here. NWC (TSX) +7.8% led, while its 136 companies were the fifth-largest count.
led by NWC (TSX) +7.8%
Technology
Avg move-1.24%
Names395
Higher94 of 395
Technology fell -1.24%, the sixth-largest average move of the 7 here. BAND +11.9% led, and 94 of 395 finishing higher gave it the third-largest share.
led by BAND +11.9%
Utilities
Avg move-1.23%
Names116
Higher14 of 116
By average move, Utilities was at -1.23%, the smallest average move of the 7 here. GFUZ +4.9% led, while its 116 companies were the sixth-largest count and 14 of 116 finishing higher was the sixth-largest share.
led by GFUZ +4.9%
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.