Technology fell -3.84%, the only sector here at that average move. KPLT led at +11.1%, while 42 of 414 constituents were higher, the third-largest share of the 7 here.
led by KPLT +11.1%
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Daily Special Report
Published Oct 17
Where the money moved on the Oct 16 close
Energy led the upside at +1.62%, with 183 of 225 constituents higher; the gain was broad across the sector rather than carried by one name. Technology posted -3.84%, the biggest average move of the 7 here, while 42 of 414 constituents were higher. The rotation therefore ran from a broad Energy advance to a Technology decline with limited upside participation.
Technology fell -3.84%, the only sector here at that average move. KPLT led at +11.1%, while 42 of 414 constituents were higher, the third-largest share of the 7 here.
led by KPLT +11.1%
At -3.01%, Healthcare had the second-largest average move of the 7 here. FRX (TSX) led at +5.6%, while 53 of 416 constituents were higher, the second-largest share.
led by FRX (TSX) +5.6%
Energy gained +1.62%, the third-largest average move of the 7 here. CRGY led at +10.1%, and 183 of 225 constituents were higher, the only sector here with that share of constituents higher.
led by CRGY +10.1%
Across Communication Services, constituents fell -1.59% on average, the fourth-largest move of the 7 here. GTN-A led at +3.6%, while 27 of 124 constituents were higher, the sixth-largest share.
led by GTN-A +3.6%
For Industrials, the average move was -0.99%, the fifth-largest of the 7 here. DNOW led at +4.4%, while 144 of 421 constituents were higher, the biggest share of the 7 here.
led by DNOW +4.4%
The -0.84% average move in Consumer Cyclical was the sixth-largest of the 7 here. ACQ (TSX) led at +5.1%, while 96 of 299 constituents were higher, the fourth-largest share.
led by ACQ (TSX) +5.1%
With +0.45%, Utilities posted the smallest average move of the 7 here. NI led at +3.5%, while 83 of 121 constituents were higher, the smallest share of the 7 here.
led by NI +3.5%
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.