Where the basket ranks among 30 US sectors right now, how broad the move is, and which names make up the basket.
Showing the after hours, on the 4pm close basis. Updates every few minutes during the session, 4pm close after hours.
Ranked next to it right now: Oil and Gas +0.43% #1 · Rare Earth +0.19% #2 · Healthcare and Biotech +0.12% #4 · Shipping and Logistics +0.08% #5
10 names, one share class per company. The roster is versioned, so every rank ever published for this basket points at a known list of names.
| •••• | +0.73% |
| •••• | +0.29% |
| •••• | +0.26% |
The names behind the moves are for members.
The largest US banks, brokers and a regional bank fund. Banks trade on rates, loan growth and credit quality, and they lead the market out of a low more often than not. The basket ranking high alongside industrials usually marks a broadening tape.
Nine large banks and brokers plus the regional bank fund. The large names and the regional fund can split: regionals down with the large banks up is a credit or rates story inside the group. Eight or more green is the financials trade; the basket near the top usually comes with a rates move.
Every basket is scored on its average move and its breadth against the other 29, every few minutes during the session and again at the 4pm close. The rank is the basket’s place in that list. It comes from the tape itself, not from headlines, so rotation shows up here before it is written about.
10 names, one share class per company: JPM (JP Morgan Chase &), BAC (Bank of America), WFC (Wells Fargo & Company), C (Citigroup), GS (Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The)), MS (Morgan Stanley), SCHW (Charles Schwab Corporation (The), USB (U.S. Bancorp), PNC (PNC Financial Services Group, I), KRE (State Street SPDR S&P Regional). The roster is versioned, so every rank the board publishes for the basket points at a known list of names.
Right now the basket is up 0.15% on the 4pm close, ranked 3 of 30 US sector baskets, with 7 of 10 names green. The numbers on this page update every few minutes during the session.
Every basket is scored on its average move and its breadth against the other 29, every few minutes during the session and again at the 4pm close. The rank is the basket’s place in that list. It comes from the tape itself, not from headlines, so rotation shows up here before it is written about.
This page shows the three biggest moves inside the basket today without naming the stocks. Members see every name in rank order, which one is leading and which has not moved, and the alerts when a name crosses a level on real volume.