Best & Worst Performing US Market Industry Sectors

Hi Everyone,

I trust you all had a wonderful Easter weekend break with friends and folk. I’ve just put together a list of this weeks Best & Worst performing Industry sectors. Please find both lists attached below

BEST PERFORMING INDUSTRY SECTORS

Best & Worst performing Sectors for the month of April so far……..

BEST PERFORMING SECTORS FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 2009

WORST PERFORMING SECTORS FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 2009

Now if you do this on a regular basis you will notice that for the 1st time in a long time you will notice that the WORST performing sectors does not have any marked in RED. This gives you an indication that the stimulus package brought out earlier this year might have started the ball rolling in the right direction. Looking at the BEST performing sectors I noticed one that was not so long ago in the WORST performing sector. Forestry and paper Index.  I’ve Noticed that Banks Index and Platinum and Precious Metals is up there. Gold, Silver tested new highs towards the end of last month. Go away and have a look at these Indexes and pick out the stocks that are the fore runners. Do your analysis on those stocks and see if there is a trade to be had.

This Weeks BEST & WORST performing Industry Groups

Morning Traders,

I’ve got below a list of the Best performing Industries for the Week, as well  as the Worst performing. If you are new to the Markets, this can be very beneficial for you. If you are looking for SHORT opportunities in the market it would be safe to say that you would want to find these Worst performing companies in a Poor performing Industry Sector.The same for GOOD performing companies.

Struggling to find those really horrible companies??

Every Friday,  Serene Education will publish for you the top 10 WORST performing companies.  What this enables you to do is to take your knowledge of analysing the markets and combine it with this research in order to reach a favourable decision of what you may or may not want to trade the following week.

It is a valuable and useful tool to cut down the time spent looking for top companies.  Time that should rather be spent doing your technical analysis.