Industrials
Avg move+1.34%
Names420
Higher311 of 420
Industrials delivered +1.34%, the biggest average move among the 7 sectors. Its 311 of 420 names finished higher, while WNC led at +12.7%.
led by WNC +12.7%
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Daily Special Report
Published Oct 3
The Money Flow List
Where the money moved on the Oct 2 close
Industrials led the rotation at +1.34%, and breadth backed the move: 311 of 420 names finished higher. That was not a one-name result, though WNC led the sector at +12.7%. The figures are equal-weight averages across US/CA operating companies above $300m and $5, so the breadth count shows how widely the move traveled.
Entry by entry — why each one is on the board
Basic Materials
Avg move+0.95%
Names254
Higher177 of 254
Behind the lead, Basic Materials posted +0.95%, the second-largest average move among the 7 sectors. TALA (TSX) led at +12.2%, and 177 of 254 names finished higher.
led by TALA (TSX) +12.2%
Technology
Avg move+0.90%
Names398
Higher226 of 398
Technology gained +0.90%, the third-largest average move among the 7 sectors. MXL led at +15.0%, while 226 of 398 names finished higher.
led by MXL +15.0%
Energy
Avg move+0.82%
Names223
Higher171 of 223
On breadth, Energy posted +0.82%, the fourth-largest average move among the 7 sectors. SOIL (TSX) led at +6.4%, and 171 of 223 names finished higher.
led by SOIL (TSX) +6.4%
Consumer Defensive
Avg move+0.79%
Names135
Higher93 of 135
For Consumer Defensive, +0.79% was the fifth-largest average move among the 7 sectors. Its 135 names included 93 that finished higher, with PPC leading at +9.1%.
led by PPC +9.1%
Financial Services
Avg move+0.62%
Names758
Higher477 of 758
Across Financial Services, +0.62% was the sixth-largest average move among the 7 sectors, despite the broadest base at 758 constituents. XRPN led at +68.2%, while 477 of 758 names finished higher.
led by XRPN +68.2%
Utilities
Avg move+0.61%
Names118
Higher85 of 118
By contrast, Utilities put up +0.61%, the smallest average move among the 7 sectors. GFUZ led at +4.3%, and 85 of 118 names finished higher.
led by GFUZ +4.3%
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.