Stock Sectors

The 25 sections of the market

These are the 25 industry groups used to sort stocks, largest parts of the U.S. market first. Each card is the section. The names under it are ordered from the largest market cap to the smallest. Tap one to open it.

At least 20 names in each section, ranked by market cap. ETF Sector List is the funds that hold that section, saved once a week. Intrinsic Value Near Price ranks those names from closest to the model to farthest. Not advice.

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Software & Services

Companies that sell software, cloud tools, and technology services to businesses and consumers.

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Semiconductors

Companies that design or make chips, and the machines that print those chips.

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Technology Hardware

Companies that make phones, computers, networking gear, and other devices.

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Media & Entertainment

Companies that run search, social networks, streaming, movies, and television.

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Pharmaceuticals & Biotech

Companies that research and sell medicines and biological treatments.

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Banks

Companies that take deposits and make loans, from the national banks to the large regionals.

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Financial Services

Payments, brokers, asset managers, and investment banks that move and manage money.

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Health Care Equipment & Services

Insurers, hospitals, lab tools, and the makers of medical devices.

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Capital Goods

Machinery, aerospace, and defense equipment used to build and protect the economy.

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Energy

Oil and gas companies, from the well to the refinery and the fuel pump.

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Discretionary Retail

Online shops, home-improvement stores, and other retailers people use when they have money to spend.

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Insurance

Companies that collect premiums and pay claims on cars, homes, health, and businesses.

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Food, Beverage & Tobacco

Packaged food, drinks, and tobacco brands sold through grocery stores.

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Staples Retail

Grocery, warehouse, and discount stores that sell everyday goods.

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Utilities

Electric, gas, and water companies that keep homes and businesses running.

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Equity REITs

Companies that own buildings, warehouses, and towers and pay out most of the rent.

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Materials

Chemicals, metals, paint, and packaging used to make other products.

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Automobiles

Car makers and the companies that supply their parts.

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Transportation

Railroads, airlines, and delivery companies that move goods and people.

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Telecommunication Services

Wireless and landline carriers that sell phone and internet service.

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Household & Personal Products

Soap, toothpaste, diapers, and beauty brands used at home.

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Consumer Services

Restaurants, coffee shops, hotels, casinos, and cruise lines people visit.

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Consumer Durables & Apparel

Clothing, shoes, and homebuilders whose sales rise and fall with the shopper.

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Commercial Services

Waste, uniforms, payroll, and data firms that other companies hire.

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Real Estate Services

Brokers, listing sites, and developers that lease, sell, and run buildings for other owners.