US Stocks Industries is the finer level beneath the sector: 140 navigable industries, from Semiconductors and Application Software to Regional Banks, Biotechnology and Oil & Gas Exploration, each sitting under one of the 11 sectors. It covers more than 5,000 US stocks on the NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX, built on financials from Financial Modeling Prep and SEC EDGAR filings, with every score recomputed nightly. You get a leaderboard of the 10 strongest and 10 weakest industries by EL7 Score on a 0-100 scale drawn against one shared scale, a full view of all 140, a sortable table of parent sector, value, growth, quality, momentum, P/E, constituent count and total market cap, and a page per industry with its leading stocks. Use it to go from a broad read of the market to one industry, and then to the stock.
Score = market-cap-weighted percentile rank of the sector stocks vs the whole market (0-100). Higher = stronger.
The white line marks the average score (65.7) · the number beside the score is the stock count
The white line marks the average score (65.7) · the number beside the score is the stock count