Sharemaestro · US equities · Completed weekly evidence

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Find strength. Understand what drives it.

Compare performance, market sensitivity and downside behaviour. See which stocks are gaining ground, how closely they follow their benchmark, and what a low beta may be hiding.

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US equity universe5,027active equities in scope
Comparable reports4,629aligned to 9 Oct 2026
Strength improving1,652leading or recovering
Strength weakening2,798fading or lagging
Clear benchmark link102strong or clear fit
Relationship forming751fit improved across two 26-week windows
The whole US edition

Strength is a position. Improvement is a direction.

A stock can still be strong while losing ground. Compare the stock/benchmark ratio with its own 52-week average, then check its change over 13 weeks.

Strong & improving 633 13.7%

Above average and gaining strength

Strong but fading 439 9.5%

Above average, losing strength

Weak but improving 1,113 24.0%

Below average, gaining strength

Weak & weakening 2,443 52.8%

Below average and losing strength

4,629 comparable readings · 1 at zero in either measure. Select a group to explore it.

US equity rankings · US stock beta and relative strength screener

Relationship forming

Benchmark fit is becoming more meaningful. The first 100 matches in your chosen order, shown 25 at a time. Rankings describe this measure; they are not an overall investment score.

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US edition · average beta0.65
US edition · average fit7%
RankTicker Relative strength13-week change13-week excess52-week excessBetaMovement explainedRelationship directionUp/down beta gap
Participation within sectors

Where strength is shared

A sector average can be lifted by a few exceptional stocks. Breadth counts how many are above their own relative-strength baseline; the median describes the typical stock.

Sector · comparable equitiesShare with positive relative strengthMedian strengthMedian 13w change
Energy ↗212 equities46%-2.3median strength+0.613w changeTechnology ↗652 equities35%-11.6median strength+0.313w changeHealthcare ↗876 equities26%-19.3median strength-6.613w changeIndustrials ↗589 equities23%-15.2median strength-6.313w changeBasic Materials ↗209 equities22%-15.0median strength-2.913w changeCommunication Services ↗226 equities19%-19.1median strength-3.913w changeFinancial Services ↗840 equities18%-10.3median strength-4.013w changeConsumer Cyclical ↗475 equities17%-18.4median strength-5.213w changeConsumer Defensive ↗200 equities14%-15.8median strength-0.713w changeReal Estate ↗233 equities8%-15.4median strength-10.513w changeUtilities ↗105 equities5%-14.1median strength-7.413w change
Sector relative-strength averages · supporting comparison

Higher averages

Energy212 equities
-0.59
Technology652 equities
-10.61
Financial Services840 equities
-12.25
Industrials589 equities
-16.36
Basic Materials209 equities
-17.27

Lower averages

Communication Services226 equities
-20.64
Real Estate233 equities
-19.64
Consumer Defensive200 equities
-19.50
Consumer Cyclical475 equities
-19.18
Healthcare876 equities
-18.97

At least 10 comparable equities per named sector. Equal listing weights; exchange benchmarks can differ. Sector rankings use positive breadth first, then median strength. Unclassified listings remain in the overall calculation.

Position and direction differA strong stock can be weakening; a weak stock can be recovering.
Beta needs a relationshipHigh beta is screened with movement explained so an unstable estimate does not lead the list.
Forming is not bullishIt means the benchmark is explaining more movement, not that the stock must rise.
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