Week Ending: 18 September 2026

United Kingdom GB Consumer Cyclical Industry

Restaurants

For the week ending 18 September 2026, Restaurants advanced 0.18% with 5 advancing, 5 declining, and 7 unchanged constituents. The index is equal weighted and the constituent tape shows uncapped security returns.

Current architecture Deceleration

The positive Trend gate remains, but fan energy or fast-line momentum is cooling.

64 technical evidence
Index521.03 1 week0.18% Breadth29% Members17
Country ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง United Kingdom ยท GB
Sector Consumer Cyclical
Universe country-listed
Price basis Adjusted weekly close

Trend architecture

Index, activity fan and structural anchors

Rolling 156-week evidence. Trend Signal points mark weeks when price, trend and the activity fan confirmed together.

Index Value Trend Line Fair Value Activity Lines Constructive architecture Transitional architecture Defensive architecture
Current architecture Deceleration 2 completed weeks in this state
Trend acceptance 3.1% Index versus Trend Line
Persistence 100% Positive across every horizon
Participation 29% 5 advancing, 5 declining

Investor positioning lens

Is the evidence ready for capital?

A rules-based technical classification using trend, breadth, persistence, relative strength and path quality.

Current posture Wait for re-acceleration

Headline strength is not yet confirmed by the current Activity Line energy and constituent trend mix.

64 technical evidence
out of 100
Evidence balance

Five-pillar map

Wait
Trend
66
Breadth
35
Persistence
77
Relative
69
Risk quality
94
What supports the view
  • The index remains above a constructive Trend gate.
  • Constituent trends show positive multi-horizon persistence.
  • Medium-term relative returns and peer standing remain constructive.
What restrains conviction
  • Breadth remains too narrow or inconsistent for a high-conviction position.
  • The current 13-week parent-relative trend is weakening.
  • Activity Line energy is decelerating despite the positive Trend gate.
  • Positive contribution is concentrated in a small leadership cohort.

This is a weekly research classification, not personal investment advice. Sentiment is reported as an independent confirmation layer and does not alter the technical score.

Trend state and durability

Architecture, persistence and constituent regimes

The index path is tested against the underlying security-level trend evidence.

Index architecture Deceleration

The positive Trend gate remains, but fan energy or fast-line momentum is cooling.

State age2 weeks
Trend gateUp
Fan width2.97%
Fast versus slow change-2.47 pts
Above 17% Below 0%
Six completed weeks of price acceptance relative to the full Activity Line fan.
Index persistence

Positive across every horizon

100% agreement

The 13, 26, 39 and 52-week trends all point upward, giving the advance broad horizon agreement.

13-week
4.8%
26-week
12.1%
39-week
9.7%
52-week
13.6%
Regime age12 weeks 52-week flips3 52-week boundary458.50
Constituent trend persistence

Is the index move broadly durable?

100% coverage
Coherent positive41%
Coherent negative6%
Average horizon agreement78%
Positive horizon share69%
Weakening positives5
Repairing negatives1

17 constituents measured as of 18 Sep 2026. Median trend age is 26 weeks.

Custom stage map

Where constituents sit in the cycle

100% coverage
Stage 1 ยท Basing24%4 securities
Stage 2 ยท Advancing47%8 securities
Stage 3 ยท Distribution12%2 securities
Stage 4 ยท Declining18%3 securities
Re-acceleration watch0 Transition watch2 Relative strength leaders24% Fair Value repairs4

Measured as of 18 Sep 2026. Stages summarize price, Activity Line architecture, Fair Value position and relative evidence.

Architecture breadth

How market energy is distributed

76/100 mean confidence
Upward expansion
35% 6
Rotation up
6% 1
Deceleration
29% 5
Balance
18% 3
Rotation down
0% 0
Downward expansion
12% 2
Unresolved
0% 0

Architecture breadth shows the distribution of expanding, rotating, balancing and contracting securities. It is diagnostic context and is not added as a second vote in the positioning score.

Capital rotation

Performance relative to Consumer Cyclical

Weakening
Relative index 13-week relative trend Starting level
Rotation dashboard Weakening

A rising relative line means this group is compounding faster than Consumer Cyclical. A falling line means capital has done better in the parent benchmark.

Relative index88.9
13-week trend89.4
4-week trend change-0.03%
Weekly peer rank5 of 15
1 week
0.8 pts relative
4 weeks
-0.4 pts relative
13 weeks
0.1 pts relative
26 weeks
-0.3 pts relative
52 weeks
12.8 pts relative

Market internals

Participation, dispersion and path risk

Equal-weight index evidence with constituent-level breadth and dispersion.

Breadth

Participation quality

Narrow
Advancing
5
Declining
5
Unchanged
7
4-week average 25%
13-week average 41%
Risk and persistence

Path quality

52-week lens
Annualised weekly volatility13.2%
Drawdown from 52-week high-4.1%
Positive weeks, last 1369%
Current directional run1 week
Turnover versus 13-week norm365%
Breadth impulse-12.3 pts
Cross-section

Return distribution

17 measured
Q1 -0.8% Median 0.0% Q3 1.9%
Average winner3.2%
Average loser-2.5%
Dispersion2.4 pts
Top-five upside share100%
Top-five capital share74%
Capital data coverage100%

Dispersion describes how far constituent outcomes are spreading apart. Capital concentration is contextual only; the index itself is equal weighted.

Momentum cycle

30-week persistence

Positive readings show expansion. Negative readings show contraction.

Breadth cycle

Net participation

Advancers less decliners as a percentage of measured constituents.

News and narrative

Does company news confirm the market tape?

Open Sentiment Intelligence
Sentiment evidence is still developing

Qualified company-level news coverage is not yet broad enough to influence the group view.

0 qualified records across 17 measured constituents.

Leadership tape

Leaders, laggards and contribution shape

Latest completed week, ranked on uncapped constituent returns.

Constituent ledger

Industry constituents

All 17 measured constituents, ranked by latest weekly return.

Rank Ticker Company Exchange Market cap Close Index contribution Return
1 YNGN Young & Co.'s Brewery, P.L.C. LSE 39.79B 712.00 0.31 pts
5.33%
2 GRG Greggs plc LSE 176.48B 1,800.00 0.23 pts
3.99%
3 JDW J D Wetherspoon plc LSE 82.48B 801.50 0.14 pts
2.43%
4 DPP DP Poland Plc LSE 6.00B 0.065 0.13 pts
2.20%
5 MAB Mitchells & Butlers plc LSE 158.88B 272.50 0.11 pts
1.87%
6 BOW Bow Street Group plc LSE 836.67M 0.0037 0.00 pts
0.00%
7 COPC Coppa Collective plc LSE 2.45B 0.14 0.00 pts
0.00%
8 DOM Domino's Pizza Group plc LSE 78.82B 206.80 0.00 pts
0.00%
9 FSTA Fuller, Smith & Turner P.L.C. LSE 36.17B 692.00 0.00 pts
0.00%
10 HVTA The Heavitree Brewery PLC LSE 1.11B 202.50 0.00 pts
0.00%
11 MEX Tortilla Mexican Grill plc LSE 2.82B 0.73 0.00 pts
0.00%
12 TMO Time Out Group plc LSE 3.53B 0.0712 0.00 pts
0.00%
13 YNGA Young & Co.'s Brewery, P.L.C. LSE 49.76B 825.00 -0.05 pts
-0.84%
14 SSPG SSP Group plc LSE 136.94B 181.40 -0.11 pts
-1.84%
15 CPG Compass Group PLC LSE 52.45B 29.97 -0.17 pts
-2.85%
16 HVT The Heavitree Brewery PLC LSE 1.47B 295.00 -0.19 pts
-3.28%
17 MARS Marston's PLC LSE 30.21B 0.457 -0.23 pts
-3.89%

The index uses capped equal-weight weekly constituent returns. The ledger shows uncapped security returns so outliers remain visible for research.

Evidence context