Healthcare
Avg move-2.44%
Names395
Higher75 of 395
Healthcare fell -2.44%, led by QDEL +6.4%. That was the biggest average move of the 7 here, and it was the only one here whose average move is -2.44%.
led by QDEL +6.4%
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Daily Special Report
Published Oct 14
The Money Flow List
Where the money moved on the Oct 13 close
Healthcare led the rotation on average at -2.44%, but only 75 of 395 names were higher. Energy followed with +1.48%, alongside 131 of 155 names higher. The positive move therefore had broader participation within its sector than the negative leader, while individual names led both: QDEL +6.4% in Healthcare and PARR +8.1% in Energy.
Entry by entry — why each one is on the board
Energy
Avg move+1.48%
Names155
Higher131 of 155
Energy rose +1.48%, with PARR +8.1% at the front. Its average move was the second-largest average move of the 7 here, while 131 of 155 names were higher.
led by PARR +8.1%
Communication Services
Avg move+1.02%
Names104
Higher65 of 104
A sharp move in Communication Services came from BMBL +56.6%, while the sector averaged +1.02%. That was the third-largest average move of the 7 here, and 104 was the sixth-largest number of constituents of the 7 here.
led by BMBL +56.6%
Consumer Cyclical
Avg move+0.73%
Names257
Higher185 of 257
Across Consumer Cyclical, 185 of 257 names were higher, with HVT-A +7.2% leading the move. Its +0.73% average was the fourth-largest average move of the 7 here, and it had the second-largest share of names higher.
led by HVT-A +7.2%
Utilities
Avg move+0.21%
Names98
Higher70 of 98
Set at +0.21%, Utilities was led by VST +2.7%. The sector had the smallest number of constituents of the 7 here, at 98, and the smallest share of names higher.
led by VST +2.7%
Financial Services
Avg move-0.21%
Names692
Higher231 of 692
With ATIIU +17.8% leading, Financial Services still averaged -0.21%. It had the biggest number of constituents of the 7 here, 692, while 231 of 692 names were higher.
led by ATIIU +17.8%
Consumer Defensive
Avg move+0.17%
Names114
Higher52 of 114
Only 52 of 114 Consumer Defensive names were higher, even as HLF led with +4.4%. Its +0.17% average was the smallest average move of the 7 here, and the sector had the fifth-largest number of constituents.
led by HLF +4.4%
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.