Thursday, June 12, 2008

Daily Sector Sort: 06.12.08

Sector/Subsector Day YTD (-1 day)



Brewers 4.75% 11.18%
Mortgage Finance 4.43% -39.96%
Consumer Finance 2.91% -7.52%
Specialty Finance 2.55% -14.53%
Insurance Brokers 2.42% -4.57%
Business Training & Employment Agencies 2.35% -11.32%
Auto Parts 2.26% -10.15%
Asset Managers 2.18% -15.18%
Home Improvement Retailers 2.17% -1.75%
Hotels 2.17% -13.48%
Waste & Disposal Services 2.08% 7.96%
Software 2.04% -14.21%
Life Insurance 1.99% -12.91%
Tobacco 1.86% -7.23%
Home Construction 1.85% -14.29%
Investment Services 1.84% -34.54%
Telecommunications Equipment 1.81% -4.83%
Banks 1.79% -25.47%
Recreational Products 1.78% -30.41%
Medical Equipment 1.77% -3.47%
Food Retailers & Wholesalers 1.76% -9.57%
Transportation Services 1.71% 23.13%
Tires 1.67% -26.19%
Full Line Insurance 1.66% -38.76%
Financial Administration 1.61% -8.04%
Apparel Retailers 1.60% -6.69%
Forestry 1.58% -25.43%
Containers & Packaging 1.50% -8.04%
Property & Casualty Insurance 1.40% -10.41%
Specialty Retailers 1.36% -8.93%
Railroads 1.21% 25.98%
Electronic Office Equipment 1.19% -13.99%
Durable Household Products 1.08% -13.74%
Specialized Consumer Services 1.05% -14.58%
Industrial Machinery 1.02% 0.57%
Restaurants & bars 1.01% -3.25%
Drug Retailers 0.97% -4.09%
Commercial Vehicles & Trucks 0.87% -2.82%
Commodity Chemicals 0.79% 3.25%
Real Estate Holding & Development 0.78% -5.53%
Reinsurance 0.76% -12.92%
Real Estate Investment Trusts 0.76% -1.65%
Broadline Retailers 0.71% 7.71%
Travel & Tourism 0.71% -18.80%
Recreational Services 0.69% -20.98%
Semiconductors 0.69% -12.29%
Electronic Equipment 0.67% -2.55%
Business Support Services 0.63% -2.12%
Consumer Electronics 0.62% -50.19%
Toys 0.59% -1.24%
Specialty Chemicals 0.51% 11.78%
Medical Supplies 0.48% -4.28%
Nondurable Household Products 0.43% -10.79%
Delivery Services 0.43% -2.62%
Trucking 0.41% 13.13%
Industrial Suppliers 0.40% 5.10%
Furnishings 0.35% -19.98%
Computer Services 0.33% 10.14%
Building Materials & Fixtures 0.31% -6.31%
Soft Drinks 0.28% -9.96%
Pharmaceuticals 0.28% -15.73%
Aerospace 0.27% -7.52%
Electrical Components & Equipment 0.26% -5.35%
Fixed Line Telecommunications 0.22% -13.56%
Media Agencies 0.19% -4.41%
Paper 0.17% -23.82%
Clothing & Accessories 0.12% 1.28%
Personal Products 0.09% -6.11%
Distillers & Vintners 0.07% -1.82%
Electricity -0.01% -3.72%
Automobiles -0.05% -21.47%
Biotechnology -0.15% 2.47%
Publishing -0.18% -14.62%
Health Care Providers -0.26% -26.61%
Heavy Construction -0.43% -1.72%
Gambling -0.45% -32.06%
Broadcasting & Entertainment -0.46% -3.19%
Footwear -0.73% -2.37%
Internet -0.84% -14.90%
Defense -1.00% 4.08%
Gas Distribution -1.01% 8.86%
Multiutilities -1.01% -4.34%
Marine Transportation -1.09% -3.54%
Gold Mining -1.16% -7.87%
Water -1.21% -18.25%
Diversified Industrials -1.24% -15.12%
Computer Hardware -1.27% -8.80%
Food Producers -1.32% -2.66%
Iron & Steel -1.57% 24.61%
Integrated Oil & Gas -1.60% -0.51%
Pipelines -1.84% 14.94%
Mobile Telecommunications -1.87% -25.46%
Exploration & Production -1.94% 23.20%
Oil Equipment & Services -2.01% 14.40%
Nonferrous Metals -2.11% 9.45%
Coal -2.12% 56.12%
Airlines -2.24% -39.73%
Aluminum -3.98% 6.60%
Platinum & Precious Metals -4.79% 18.84%

Total number of sectors with data



99 99
Total number of gainers



69 23
Average gain (simple, not weighted)



1.24% 13.25%
Total number of losers



30 76
Average loss (simple, not weighted)



-1.33% -12.73%

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Conditions in the Emerging markets seem to be worsening..

Food and energy imports are rising significantly - even to the point of creating government deficits.

Charts look weak across the board overseas.

UK is weak (financial bubble)
Spain is weak (housing contruction bubble)

IMO the inflation/worry hype by Ben B should be over soon - as he can't afford a bond rout.

And then magically before the election the controllers of the artificial oil market will release their hoarded stockpiles to drive the price down - and the bogey man 'inflation' will be tamed...

Enjoy the Friday the 13th market action tomorrow...

nice

Anonymous said...

nice- i have to say, every one of your posts brings up a new tangent...agree with your thoughts on gold-> it's good for a trade, but i can't see myself buying bullion and storing it to hedge against armageddon...i don't think that scenario arrives, and if it does, rather than upping your odds of survival, may increase your chances of losing your life (JMO)...

leisa- LOL, so you would never own an airline...fair enough...

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