787 advancers on the latest close; Consumer Discretionary leads, Energy lags

After the close ยท prices as of 2026-10-15 ยท 1005 index constituents

AI written deepseek-flash ยท skill dashboard-briefing@4 ยท 76881 ms
The most recent fully loaded close in eod_price is 2026-10-15, older than the latest session that has closed. The dashboard describes that session, not a live market.
1 ยท Market summary AI

The latest available close is from 15 October 2026 and is not the current session's. On that day the equal-weighted universe rose 1.74%, with 787 advancers against 216 decliners, and 50.6% of names closed above their average level. Consumer Discretionary led at 3.58%, followed by Health Care at 2.21% and Communication Services at 2.07%, while Energy was the weakest sector at -1.46% and Utilities the only other decliner at -0.08%. The day sits well ahead of the month at 0.39% and the quarter at -0.44%, with the year at 10.45%.

Nothing in the supplied data points to a scheduled event in the next session. ManpowerGroup's report was the notable scheduled item in the latest session. Among the day's movers, the nearest reports in the supplied data are FMC 14 days out, Lattice Semiconductor at 18 days, Kyndryl and Zillow at 20 days, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise at 48 days.

Measured
Day, equal-weighted 1.74%
Advancers / decliners 787 / 216
1 month 0.39%
3 months -0.44%
12 months 10.45%
Strongest sector Consumer Discretionary 3.58%
Weakest sector Energy -1.46%
2 ยท Biggest movers on 2026-10-15
โ–ฒ Top 5 up
UWMC United Wholesale Mortgage
Financials
+13.86%
$1.15
1.2ร— average volume ยท sector 2.06% ยท earnings in 21d
Company-specific AI
UWMC rose 13.86% on volume 1.17 times its recent average, a large move on unremarkable participation. Financials gained 2.06% the same day, well short of this, so the move was mostly specific to the company. Its next scheduled report is 21 days away, and the retrieved items only discuss whether the shares are cheap and note the price gain; neither states what drove the session.
KRMN Karman Holdings
Industrials
+12.48%
$33.9
1.9ร— average volume ยท sector 1.34% ยท earnings in 21d
Company-specific AI
KRMN rose 12.48% on 1.9 times average volume while Industrials gained 1.34%, so this was specific to the company rather than a sector move. Its next scheduled report is 21 days away. The retrieved coverage describes a rebound following a three-session slide but does not identify a cause.
KD Kyndryl
Information Technology
+11.87%
$13.19
1.3ร— average volume ยท sector 1.29% ยท earnings in 20d
Company-specific AI
KD rose 11.87% on 1.33 times average volume while Information Technology gained 1.29%, so the move was company-specific, and the shares remain 56.9% below their 52-week high. Its next scheduled report is 20 days away. The retrieved items include a contract announcement with Toyota Systems from the prior session, but none of them states what drove this move.
Z Zillow (Class C)
Real Estate
+11.05%
$31.46
3.4ร— average volume ยท sector 2.01% ยท earnings in 20d
Company-specific AI
Z rose 11.05% on 3.42 times average volume, unusually heavy participation, while Real Estate gained 2.01%, so most of the move was company-specific. Zillow reports in about 20 days, so results are not the mechanism here. The items retrieved around the session concern analyst target changes and the price move itself and do not state a driver.
ZG Zillow (Class A)
Real Estate
+10.80%
$32.43
1.3ร— average volume ยท sector 2.01%
Company-specific AI
ZG rose 10.8% on 1.27 times average volume, moving with the class C line against a Real Estate sector that gained 2.01%. That places the move largely with the company's own re-rating rather than the sector, on ordinary volume. No earnings date is supplied for this share class, and the one retrieved item refers to Wall Street target cuts without identifying what moved the shares.
โ–ผ Top 5 down
FMC FMC Corporation
Materials
-30.53%
$5.62
7.6ร— average volume ยท sector 1.51% ยท earnings in 14d
Reported AI
FMC fell 30.53% on 7.56 times average volume while its Materials sector rose 1.51%, and it closed at the bottom of its 52-week range. Coverage around the session reported that the company cut its Q3 2026 outlook amid weak demand and inventory pressures. Its next scheduled report is 14 days away, and the coverage does not establish how much of the fall the guidance cut accounts for.
MAN ManpowerGroup
Industrials
-15.82%
$43.74
3.3ร— average volume ยท sector 1.34% ยท earnings in 0d
Reported AI
MAN fell 15.82% on 3.26 times average volume while Industrials rose 1.34%, and it reported the same day. Coverage reported a Q3 revenue miss and a CEO transition, with some outlets also citing a weak fourth-quarter outlook. The retrieved items do not quantify how much of the 15.82% fall each of those accounts for.
HPE Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Information Technology
-7.10%
$58.63
1.5ร— average volume ยท sector 1.29% ยท earnings in 48d
Reported AI
HPE fell 7.1% on 1.46 times average volume while Information Technology gained 1.29%, so the move was company-specific. Coverage reported that Barclays cut the shares to Hold as part of a downgrade of hardware names. Its next scheduled report is 48 days away, so results are not the mechanism.
LSCC Lattice Semiconductor
Information Technology
-6.88%
$107.09
1.6ร— average volume ยท sector 1.29% ยท earnings in 18d
Company-specific AI
LSCC fell 6.88% on 1.6 times average volume against an Information Technology sector that rose 1.29%. Its next scheduled report is 18 days away, and it sits 31.0% below its 52-week high. The retrieved items describe the decline and note the shares trade below a consensus target, but none identifies a driver.
MTSI MACOM Technology Solutions
Information Technology
-6.84%
$271.39
1.8ร— average volume ยท sector 1.29% ยท earnings in 21d
Company-specific AI
MTSI fell 6.84% on 1.84 times average volume while its sector rose 1.29%, so this was specific to the company on somewhat elevated participation. It is still up 7.8% over the month and reports in about 21 days. The retrieved coverage only reports the decline and does not state a cause.

Explanations are written from the figures shown โ€” sector move, volume against average, earnings proximity โ€” and from headlines published around this session, which are linked where one is cited. A cause is only asserted with a source you can open and check; a move with no relevant coverage is reported as unexplained rather than guessed at.

3 ยท Six picks per strategy
Value
Profitable, moderately levered companies ranked on a composite of their valuation multiples. Each name is argued on its own ratios rather than on the screen alone.
These are current-snapshot ratios with no point-in-time history behind them, so the screen has not been tested through a cycle.
BHF
Financials
Trades at 3.8 times trailing earnings, a 26.4% earnings yield, at 0.43 times book with a 13.5% return on equity, and sits 26.9% below its 52-week high.
P/E 3.8 P/B 0.43 ROE 13.5% D/E 1.78
1m -0.2%
1y -4.6%
-27% off high
VSNT
Communication Services
Trades at 5.9 times earnings and 2.8 times EV/EBITDA for a 17.1% earnings yield, an 8.1% return on equity and a 4.8% dividend yield.
P/E 5.9 P/B 0.54 ROE 8.1% D/E 0.39
1m -17.1%
-34% off high
SEB
Consumer Staples
Trades at 6.0 times earnings and 0.69 times book for a 16.5% earnings yield, with debt at 0.36 times equity and a 12.3% return on equity.
P/E 6.0 P/B 0.69 ROE 12.3% D/E 0.36
1m -8.2%
1y 13.0%
-33% off high
LEA
Consumer Discretionary
Trades at 11.3 times trailing and 7.3 times forward earnings and 5.1 times EV/EBITDA, at 0.25 times sales, with a 12.1% return on equity.
P/E 11.3 P/B 1.16 ROE 12.1% D/E 0.66
1m -1.4%
1y 18.0%
-18% off high
UHS
Health Care
Trades at 7.7 times trailing earnings, a 13.0% earnings yield, on a 20.9% return on equity and debt at 0.69 times equity.
P/E 7.7 P/B 1.47 ROE 20.9% D/E 0.69
1m 3.4%
1y -9.4%
-23% off high
AA
Materials
Trades at 8.7 times trailing and 7.0 times forward earnings and 5.0 times EV/EBITDA, on an 18.2% return on equity, debt at 0.30 times equity and 31.4% revenue growth.
P/E 8.7 P/B 1.45 ROE 18.2% D/E 0.30
1m -12.6%
1y 19.6%
-52% off high
Momentum
Strength across several horizons, concentrated in names at or near their 52-week highs and well above their long-run average price. Where fundamentals are supplied, the price of that strength is noted.
MRNA
Health Care
Up 62.4% over the month, 282.6% over the quarter and 758.8% over the year, at a 52-week high and 262.7% above its average price, though the strength carries no trailing earnings and a 42.4 times sales multiple.
P/B 13.96 ROE -39.0% D/E 0.19
1m 62.4%
1y 758.8%
0% off high
XP
Financials
Up 52.0% over the month, 80.2% over the quarter and 75.5% over the year, 7.9% below its 52-week high, at 16.4 times trailing and 12.1 times forward earnings with a 22.6% return on equity.
P/E 16.4 P/B 3.10 ROE 22.6% D/E 6.42
1m 52.0%
1y 75.5%
-8% off high
AUGO
Materials
Up 70.2% over the quarter and 133.5% over the year and 28.9% above its average price, at 24.8 times trailing but 10.5 times forward earnings with a 100.2% return on equity.
P/E 24.8 P/B 15.70 ROE 100.2% D/E 1.00
1m -0.6%
1y 133.5%
-22% off high
TEAM
Information Technology
Up 132.7% over the quarter and 14.1% over the month, at a 52-week high and 75.1% above its average price, with that strength priced at 32.2 times forward earnings and 8.4 times sales.
P/B 51.98 ROE -4.5% D/E 1.16
1m 14.1%
1y 44.6%
0% off high
PAYC
Information Technology
Up 70.9% over the quarter, 11.1% over the month and 26.3% over the year, at its 52-week high and 55.9% above its average price, at 25.0 times earnings and a 41.1% return on equity.
P/E 25.0 P/B 19.25 ROE 41.1% D/E 1.72
1m 11.1%
1y 26.3%
0% off high
VEEV
Health Care
Up 60.2% over the quarter and 18.2% over the month, at a 52-week high and 43.4% above its average price, at 49.5 times trailing and 30.5 times forward earnings.
P/E 49.5 P/B 6.82 ROE 14.4% D/E 0.02
1m 18.2%
1y 4.4%
0% off high
Information Technology and Health Care each contribute two names; the candidate list is concentrated in those two sectors.
Contrarian
Recent weakness set against a much stronger longer-run record, where the short and long horizons disagree. Deep drawdowns from the 52-week high are the other route in.
ALM
Materials
Down 25.0% over the month but up 51.0% over the year, 56.9% below its 52-week high, with revenue growth of 497.7% and a forward multiple of 8.5 times earnings.
P/E 59.4 P/B 7.50 ROE 38.2% D/E 1.47
1m -25.0%
1y 51.0%
-57% off high
DELL
Information Technology
Down 16.0% over the month against a 224.8% gain over the year, 19.5% below its high, at 15.8 times forward earnings with 57.7% revenue growth.
P/E 33.3 P/B -212.28
1m -16.0%
1y 224.8%
-20% off high
TIGO
Communication Services
Down 14.1% over the month and 16.5% over the quarter against a 69.3% gain over the year, at 11.6 times forward earnings and 8.1 times EV/EBITDA with 59.4% revenue growth.
P/E 20.1 P/B 5.61 ROE 21.7% D/E 4.85
1m -14.1%
1y 69.3%
-21% off high
JAZZ
Health Care
Down 12.0% over the month and 13.4% over the quarter against a 55.9% gain over the year, at 8.2 times forward earnings and 8.4 times EV/EBITDA with a 22.1% return on equity.
P/E 14.4 P/B 2.89 ROE 22.1% D/E 0.92
1m -12.0%
1y 55.9%
-18% off high
BE
Industrials
Down 12.5% over the month while up 171.7% over the year and still 23.9% above its average price, with 165.5% revenue growth set against a 342.5 times trailing earnings multiple.
P/E 342.5 P/B 43.00 ROE 22.2% D/E 1.72
1m -12.5%
1y 171.7%
-32% off high
WDC
Information Technology
Down 25.3% over the quarter and 14.5% over the month against a 184.5% gain over the year, 52.2% below its high, at 10.8 times forward earnings and a 7.1% earnings yield.
P/E 14.1 P/B 14.52 ROE 130.9% D/E 0.13
1m -14.5%
1y 184.5%
-52% off high
Information Technology contributes two names; the remaining four are spread across Materials, Communication Services, Health Care and Industrials.

Candidates for each strategy are screened in the database โ€” liquidity, drawdown, multi-horizon returns โ€” and the model chooses six from that list and explains each from its own numbers. It cannot pick a stock the screen did not offer. Screening tool over your own data, not investment advice.

The value shortlist is screened on reported fundamentals from 2026-10-15 โ€” profitability, return on equity and leverage as gates, then a composite of P/E, P/B, P/S and EV/EBITDA โ€” covering 988 companies. These are current-snapshot ratios with no point-in-time history behind them, so the screen has not been tested through a cycle.