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Daily Special Report
Published Sep 16
Where the money moved on the Sep 15 close
Consumer Cyclical led the downside rotation at -2.09%, the biggest average move of the 7 here; Energy led the upside at +1.50%. Breadth was visible in both: 45 of 290 Consumer Cyclical names finished higher, versus 163 of 225 in Energy. The averages therefore were not resting on REF or VAL-WT alone.
At -2.09%, Consumer Cyclical posted the biggest average move of the 7 here, with 45 of 290 names higher. REF led at +9.6%, but the sector result was spread across a much larger group of constituents.
led by REF +9.6%
Energy reached +1.50%, the second-largest average move of the 7 here, as 163 of 225 names finished higher. VAL-WT led at +16.6%, while Energy had the fourth-largest number of constituents of the 7 here.
led by VAL-WT +16.6%
With 425 constituents, Healthcare had the biggest number of constituents of the 7 here, while 123 of 425 names finished higher. The equal-weight result was -1.17%, and BBNX led at +14.9%.
led by BBNX +14.9%
Utilities recorded -0.95%, sharing that average move with Consumer Defensive. Its 14 of 115 names higher was the sixth-largest share of names higher of the 7 here, with MWH leading at +1.9%.
led by MWH +1.9%
Against 136 constituents, Consumer Defensive had 36 of 136 names higher, the fifth-largest share of names higher of the 7 here. It matched Utilities at -0.95%, while DAR led at +2.5%.
led by DAR +2.5%
Across the seven sectors, Communication Services had the smallest number of constituents at 112 and the smallest share of names higher at 28 of 112. Its average move was -0.90%, with ZD leading at +3.2%.
led by ZD +3.2%
Technology averaged -0.67%, the smallest average move of the 7 here, while 137 of 393 names finished higher. SWKS led at +13.6%, and the sector had the second-largest number of constituents of the 7 here.
led by SWKS +13.6%
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.