Basic Materials
Avg move+2.53%
Names256
Higher207 of 256
Basic Materials posted +2.53%, the biggest move among the 7 sectors listed. SLG (TSXV) led the sector at +19.3%.
led by SLG (TSXV) +19.3%
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Where the money moved on the Sep 17 close
Basic Materials led the rotation at +2.53%, with 207 of 256 names higher, so the move was broad within the sector. Healthcare had the broadest participation, with 276 of 428 names higher, while Technology followed at +1.43%. Communication Services was the only sector below zero, at -0.73%; the other sectors were positive.
Entry by entry — why each one is on the board
Technology
Avg move+1.43%
Names397
Higher261 of 397
Behind the leader, Technology rose +1.43%, the second-largest move among the 7 sectors. SDGR led at +26.4%.
led by SDGR +26.4%
Healthcare
Avg move+1.21%
Names428
Higher276 of 428
By breadth, Healthcare had the biggest share of names higher among the 7 sectors, with 276 of 428 advancing. BHVN led the sector at +15.6%.
led by BHVN +15.6%
Industrials
Avg move+0.87%
Names418
Higher248 of 418
Industrials covered the second-largest group, with 418 companies among the 7 sectors. GNRC led at +18.3%, while the sector rose +0.87%.
led by GNRC +18.3%
Utilities
Avg move+0.79%
Names113
Higher87 of 113
At 113 companies, Utilities had the smallest group among the 7 sectors. Its +0.79% move ranked fifth, led by OKLO at +11.3%.
led by OKLO +11.3%
Communication Services
Avg move-0.73%
Names116
Higher35 of 116
Communication Services fell -0.73%, the sixth-largest move among the 7 sectors. Only 35 of 116 names rose, with MGNI leading at +7.8%.
led by MGNI +7.8%
Energy
Avg move+0.57%
Names226
Higher134 of 226
Energy recorded the smallest move among the 7 sectors, at +0.57%. SHLS led at +12.2%, while 134 of 226 names advanced.
led by SHLS +12.2%
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.