Basic Materials had the biggest average move of the 7, at -1.26%. CRML led its names at +5.8%, while 50 of 252 finished higher, the second-largest share among the 7.
led by CRML +5.8%
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Daily Special Report
Published Sep 25
Where the money moved on the Sep 24 close
Basic Materials led the rotation lower, with an equal-weight average move of -1.26%. The breadth did not back that average: CRML was +5.8%, while only 50 of 252 names finished higher. Communication Services was the only sector with a positive average move, at +0.36%, with 66 of 117 names finishing higher.
Basic Materials had the biggest average move of the 7, at -1.26%. CRML led its names at +5.8%, while 50 of 252 finished higher, the second-largest share among the 7.
led by CRML +5.8%
At Utilities, the average move was -0.81%, the second-largest of the 7. DUKU led at +4.1%, while 16 of 118 names finished higher, the sixth-largest share among the 7.
led by DUKU +4.1%
With 419 constituents, Industrials recorded -0.73%, the third-largest average move of the 7. SATL led at +7.8%; 145 of 419 names finished higher, the fourth-largest share among the 7.
led by SATL +7.8%
Across Real Estate, -0.59% was the fourth-largest average move of the 7. WFC (TSX) led at +5.3%, and 88 of 229 names finished higher, the third-largest share among the 7.
led by WFC (TSX) +5.3%
Consumer Cyclical averaged -0.41%, the fifth-largest average move of the 7. BALY led at +15.1%, while 127 of 292 names finished higher, the biggest share among the 7.
led by BALY +15.1%
Meanwhile, Communication Services averaged +0.36%, the sixth-largest average move of the 7. GTN-A led at +12.6%, while 66 of 117 names finished higher, the smallest share among the 7.
led by GTN-A +12.6%
By contrast, Consumer Defensive's -0.35% average move was the smallest of the 7. UNFI led at +5.5%, while 48 of 134 names finished higher, the fifth-largest share among the 7.
led by UNFI +5.5%
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.