Screens
Two different questions. Plan screens ask what is actionable on the Green Diamond levels right now. Market screens ask what is moving across every US listing today.
Average move per sector across 3,307 listings, and how much of each sector is green. Useful for spotting that your watchlist is one bet, not eight.
| Sector | Names | Average move | % advancing | Breadth |
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| Energy | 139 | +2.11% | 81% |
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| Miscellaneous | 31 | +1.45% | 48% |
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| Health Care | 593 | +1.23% | 54% |
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| Basic Materials | 114 | +1.09% | 66% |
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| Utilities | 106 | +0.83% | 75% |
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| Industrials | 392 | +0.82% | 60% |
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| Consumer Staples | 81 | +0.55% | 64% |
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| Telecommunications | 59 | +0.11% | 66% |
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| Consumer Discretionary | 614 | +0.11% | 49% |
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| Real Estate | 157 | -0.12% | 43% |
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| Technology | 491 | -0.17% | 43% |
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| Finance | 493 | -0.26% | 47% |
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No news screen. Nasdaq's news endpoint returns nothing usable from this server, and ranking "best news" would need sentiment scoring — a model guessing at tone and calling it a signal. Omitted rather than faked. Rule 5 still expects you to check for earnings and binary events yourself.