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Daily Special Report

Published Nov 4

The Sector Watch List

4 of 11 sectors higher on the Nov 3 close

7 sectorsCovering Nov 3Data through Nov 3

Consumer Staples fell -2.07%; Technology rose +1.31%, marking the two ends of the session. The positive sector ETFs outpaced SPY's +0.30% move, while the decliners lagged it. The comparison is based on regular-hours closes on Nov 3 against the prior close.

Days between trade and disclosure, per companyDAYS FROM TRADE TO DISCLOSUREConsumer Staplesno disclosure datesMaterialsno disclosure datesTechnologyno disclosure datesCommunication Servicesno disclosure datesIndustrialsno disclosure datesEnergyno disclosure datesConsumer Discretionaryno disclosure dates

Entry by entry — why each one is on the board

Consumer StaplesXLP
Session-2.07%
vs S&P 500-2.37 pts
Close$88.95

Consumer Staples fell -2.07% to finish at $88.95, the biggest move among the 7 here. Its gap to the S&P 500's +0.30% move was -2.37 pts, the biggest gap among the 7 here.

XLP lagged the S&P 500 (SPY +0.30%)

MaterialsXLB
Session-2.01%
vs S&P 500-2.31 pts
Close$52.59

By contrast, Materials fell -2.01% to $52.59, the second-largest move among the 7 here. That was a -2.31 pts gap to the S&P 500's +0.30% move, the second-largest such gap among the 7 here.

XLB lagged the S&P 500 (SPY +0.30%)

TechnologyXLK
Session+1.31%
vs S&P 500+1.02 pts
Close$176.51

Technology gained +1.31% to finish at $176.51, the third-largest move among the 7 here. Its +1.02 pts edge over the S&P 500's +0.30% move was the fourth-largest gap among the 7 here.

XLK outpaced the S&P 500 (SPY +0.30%)

Communication ServicesXLC
Session+1.18%
vs S&P 500+0.88 pts
Close$101.44

Communication Services added +1.18% to end at $101.44, the fourth-largest move among the 7 here. That finish was the fourth-highest among the 7 here.

XLC outpaced the S&P 500 (SPY +0.30%)

IndustrialsXLI
Session+0.95%
vs S&P 500+0.65 pts
Close$171.32

At the other end of the positive list, Industrials rose +0.95%, the fifth-largest move among the 7 here. Its +0.65 pts edge over the S&P 500's +0.30% move was the smallest gap among the 7 here.

XLI outpaced the S&P 500 (SPY +0.30%)

EnergyXLE
Session-0.85%
vs S&P 500-1.15 pts
Close$66.68

A smaller decline came from Energy, down -0.85% to $66.68, the sixth-largest move among the 7 here. Its -1.15 pts gap to the S&P 500's +0.30% move was the third-largest among the 7 here.

XLE lagged the S&P 500 (SPY +0.30%)

Consumer DiscretionaryXLY
Session-0.70%
vs S&P 500-1.00 pts
Close$117.33

Among the decliners, Consumer Discretionary slipped -0.70% to $117.33, the smallest move among the 7 here. Its -1.00 pts gap to the S&P 500's +0.30% move was the fifth-largest among the 7 here.

XLY lagged the S&P 500 (SPY +0.30%)

How this board was built

Each sector is its SPDR sector ETF: regular-hours close on Nov 3 vs the prior close. “vs S&P 500” is the gap to SPY's move (+0.30%), in percentage points. Ranked by the size of the move in either direction. Not a recommendation.