Energy
Avg move-2.63%
Names225
Higher34 of 225
Energy had the biggest average move of the 7 here, at -2.63%. Just 34 of 225 Energy names rose, with EE at +4.9%.
led by EE +4.9%
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Daily Special Report
Published Sep 17
The Money Flow List
Where the money moved on the Sep 16 close
Energy led the rotation with the biggest average move, -2.63%, while Utilities was the only sector with a positive average, +0.68%. The negative average was broad rather than a one-name effect: only 34 of 225 Energy names were higher, despite EE at +4.9%. The calculation is equal-weight across US/CA operating companies above $300m and $5, with sectors with fewer than 5 such companies excluded.
Entry by entry — why each one is on the board
Financial Services
Avg move-0.81%
Names751
Higher182 of 751
With 751 constituents, Financial Services was the biggest group of the 7 here and averaged -0.81%. WULF led at +6.2%, while 182 of 751 names were higher.
led by WULF +6.2%
Basic Materials
Avg move-0.76%
Names250
Higher81 of 250
Basic Materials recorded the third-largest average move of the 7 here, at -0.76%. LMB led at +4.0%, but only 81 of 250 names rose.
led by LMB +4.0%
Communication Services
Avg move-0.73%
Names115
Higher45 of 115
Communication Services posted the fourth-largest average move of the 7 here, at -0.73%. TMUSI led at +5.5%; 45 of 115 names were higher, the smallest share of the 7 here.
led by TMUSI +5.5%
Real Estate
Avg move-0.70%
Names231
Higher70 of 231
For Real Estate, 70 of 231 names were higher, the fourth-largest share of the 7 here. Its average move was -0.70%, with HOM-UN (TSX) at +3.5%.
led by HOM-UN (TSX) +3.5%
Utilities
Avg move+0.68%
Names116
Higher92 of 116
Only Utilities finished with a positive average move, +0.68%, which was the sixth-largest average move of the 7 here. A total of 92 of 116 names were higher, while TA (TSX) led at +4.4%.
led by TA (TSX) +4.4%
Consumer Cyclical
Avg move-0.49%
Names293
Higher109 of 293
By contrast, Consumer Cyclical had the smallest average move of the 7 here, at -0.49%. Its 109 of 293 higher names were the second-largest share of the 7 here, and BALY led at +9.3%.
led by BALY +9.3%
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.