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Daily Special Report
Published Sep 22
Where the money moved on the Sep 21 close
Technology led at +2.52%, with 319 of 398 names higher; that breadth backed the average rather than leaving it to PRTH +33.8%. The calculation is an equal-weight average across US/CA operating companies above $300m and $5. Sectors with fewer than 5 such companies are excluded.
Technology rose +2.52%, the biggest average move of the 7 here. Breadth was broad as 319 of 398 names finished higher, the biggest share of names higher of the 7 here, with PRTH leading at +33.8%.
led by PRTH +33.8%
Communication Services gained +1.56%, the second-largest average move of the 7 here. A smaller group of 82 of 116 names finished higher, the smallest share of names higher of the 7 here, while GRPN led at +15.6%.
led by GRPN +15.6%
Energy fell -1.50%, the third-largest average move of the 7 here. Only 46 of 223 names were higher, and ENB-PFK (TSX) led at +9.0%.
led by ENB-PFK (TSX) +9.0%
Across Industrials, +0.75% was the fourth-largest average move of the 7 here. The group had 417 constituents, the biggest number of constituents of the 7 here, with 265 of 417 names higher and YSS leading at +14.2%.
led by YSS +14.2%
Consumer Cyclical added +0.54%, the fifth-largest average move of the 7 here. Its 182 of 294 names higher put it at the fourth-largest share of names higher of the 7 here, led by ARHS at +12.1%.
led by ARHS +12.1%
By contrast, Real Estate rose +0.53%, the sixth-largest average move of the 7 here. The group had 150 of 231 names higher, the fifth-largest share of names higher of the 7 here, while HHH led at +8.9%.
led by HHH +8.9%
At the other end, Consumer Defensive slipped -0.27%, the smallest average move of the 7 here. Just 48 of 135 names were higher, the sixth-largest share of names higher of the 7 here, with OLLI leading at +5.1%.
led by OLLI +5.1%
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.