Healthcare fell -2.39%, the biggest move of the 7 here and the only sector at that figure. OPCH led at +32.6%, while 88 of 413 names finished higher.
led by OPCH +32.6%
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Daily Special Report
Published Oct 7
Where the money moved on the Oct 6 close
Healthcare led the rotation by move, falling -2.39%, while only 88 of 413 names rose. Breadth did not back the sector average; the decline was spread across the names counted rather than carried by one positive name. The screen uses equal-weight averages across US/CA operating companies above $300m and $5, excluding sectors with fewer than 5 such companies.
Healthcare fell -2.39%, the biggest move of the 7 here and the only sector at that figure. OPCH led at +32.6%, while 88 of 413 names finished higher.
led by OPCH +32.6%
At Utilities, +1.69% was the second-largest move of the 7 here. TLN led at +12.4%, and 92 of 117 names were higher, the only sector here with that share.
led by TLN +12.4%
With 421 names, Industrials had the biggest number of constituents of the 7 here. ITG led at +17.9%, while 240 of 421 names rose, the fourth-largest share of names higher.
led by ITG +17.9%
Energy gained +0.61%, the fourth-largest move of the 7 here. ISO (TSX) led at +9.5%; 134 of 221 names were higher, the only sector here with that share.
led by ISO (TSX) +9.5%
Among the sectors, Consumer Cyclical's +0.59% move was the fifth-largest of the 7 here. PENN led at +5.4%, while 192 of 289 names rose, the second-largest share of names higher.
led by PENN +5.4%
Basic Materials added +0.55%, the sixth-largest move of the 7 here. STDN led at +16.8%, and 165 of 257 names were higher, the third-largest share of names higher.
led by STDN +16.8%
By contrast, Real Estate added +0.53%, the smallest move of the 7 here. NXRT led at +8.4%, while 162 of 226 names rose, the fifth-largest share of names higher.
led by NXRT +8.4%
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.