Healthcare fell -1.95%, the biggest sector move of the 7 here. Only 77 of 417 companies finished higher, the third-largest share of the 7 here, with BRVE leading at +6.0%.
led by BRVE +6.0%
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Daily Special Report
Published Oct 2
Where the money moved on the Oct 1 close
The rotation split sharply: Healthcare fell -1.95%, the biggest sector move of the 7 here, while Technology gained +1.91%, second-largest. Breadth backed Technology's gain, with 317 of 397 companies higher, while Healthcare had 77 of 417 higher. Financial Services had the biggest share of companies higher, 490 of 761, despite posting +0.57%, the smallest move of the 7 here. The positive averages therefore had broad participation rather than relying on one constituent.
Healthcare fell -1.95%, the biggest sector move of the 7 here. Only 77 of 417 companies finished higher, the third-largest share of the 7 here, with BRVE leading at +6.0%.
led by BRVE +6.0%
Across Technology, +1.91% was the second-largest move of the 7 here. Breadth was broad as well: 317 of 397 companies finished higher, the fourth-largest share, led by EVCM at +14.2%.
led by EVCM +14.2%
Energy added +1.22%, the third-largest move of the 7 here, on 169 of 224 companies higher. That was the smallest share of the 7 here, while EFX (TSX) led at +11.9%.
led by EFX (TSX) +11.9%
Basic Materials lost -0.99%, the fourth-largest move of the 7 here. Just 83 of 252 companies finished higher, the sixth-largest share, with LWLG leading at +8.8%.
led by LWLG +8.8%
By contrast, Industrials rose +0.71%, the fifth-largest move of the 7 here. Its 284 of 422 companies higher represented the second-largest share, led by ORN at +7.5%.
led by ORN +7.5%
For Consumer Cyclical, the gain was +0.69%, the sixth-largest move of the 7 here. A total of 178 of 293 companies finished higher, the fifth-largest share, with MAT leading at +18.8%.
led by MAT +18.8%
At the other end, Financial Services gained +0.57%, the smallest move of the 7 here, across 761 companies. The sector had the biggest share higher, with 490 of 761 companies advancing, while XRPN led at +42.9%.
led by XRPN +42.9%
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.