Wall Street’s Sep 24, 2026 session showed clear leadership in medical and consumer-facing groups. Med-Research (Rank 1, Composite 90) rose 3.0% as Novo Nordisk (NVO), Eli Lilly (LLY), and Thermo Fisher (TMO) attracted institutional money. Medical-Svcs (Rank 5, +2.0%, YTD +33%) stays strong via UnitedHealth (UNH) and Elevance (ELV). Consum-Electrncs (Rank 7, Composite 97, YTD +43%) leads all groups, powered by Apple (AAPL) and Sony (SONY). Hsehold/Applianc (Rank 10, +3.0%, YTD +32%) benefits from Whirlpool (WHR) and SharkNinja (SN). Elec-Semic/Mfg (Rank 14, YTD +71%) remains the top trend, with Broadcom (AVGO) and Texas Instruments (TXN). Internet-Netwksol (Rank 21, +4.0%) jumped on Cisco (CSCO) and Arista Networks (ANET), while Medical-Pharma (Rank 25) and Internet-Content (Rank 43) added Netflix (NFLX) and Meta (META) strength.
RED groups reveal where money left. Compsftwr-Secur (Rank 2, -1.0%, YTD +99%) cooled after a huge run, with CrowdStrike (CRWD) and Palo Alto Networks (PANW) pausing. Elec-Semicfablss (Rank 18, -1.0%) slipped via GlobalFoundries (GFS) and Intel (INTC). Med-Devicebio (Rank 66), Medical-Prods (Rank 93, YTD -20%), and Med-Distributn (Rank 73, YTD -3%) confirm broad medical-device weakness, pressuring Abbott (ABT) and Baxter (BAX). Compsftwr-Gaming (Rank 78, YTD -18%) lagged with Electronic Arts (EA) and Take-Two (TTWO). Bldg-Cement/Concrt/Ag (Rank 140, YTD -23%) and Bldg-Constrprods (Rank 103) show housing-linked weakness through Vulcan (VMC) and Martin Marietta (MLM).
CAN SLIM takeaway: Rotation favors medical research, consumer electronics, and semiconductor manufacturing over security software, gaming, and building materials. Focus on stocks with rising relative strength and strong Composite Ratings, and avoid lagging groups until they reclaim leadership.
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