Industry rankings
Industry Rankings
This section highlights which industries show the most insider activity
in the accumulation or distribution of stock. We use the S&P industry
categories and rank the buy side (accumulation) first, then neutrals
(equal amount of buying and selling) and finally sell side (disposing).
The sector is simply the difference between all buyers and sellers
across the entire industry (not just the S&P 500) for the last days. We
provide both this weeks ranking and last weeks ranking for comparison
purposes.
Current Previous Net #
Week Week Industry of Insiders
1 1 Banks 198
2 4 Specialty Finance, Savings 55
& Loan
3 5 Utilties, Electric 53
4 2 Teechnology, Communications 49
5 3 Industrial Services 46
6 8 Oil Companies, Secondary 43
7 6 Real Estate 37
8 7 Ind. Equip., Electric 35
Componnents & Equip
9 9 Specialty Finacne, Securities 30
Brokers
10 12 Advertising & Media, 25
Broadcasting
11 17 Insurance, Property/Casualty 24
12 15 Aerospace 24
13 16 Chemicals, Sspecialty 17
14 20 Industrial Equipment, Factory 17
Equipment
15 13 Travel, Airlines 17
16 25 Home fumishings 16
17 19 Oilfield Equipment & Services 16
18 26 Entertainment & Leisure, 15
Casinos
19 14 Medical Supplies 13
20 23 Advertising 13
21 42 Insurance, Life 12
22 27 food Retailers & Wholesalers 11
23 11 Technology, Computers 10
24 28 Ent. & Leisure, Rec. Products 10
& Svcs.
25 33 Cosmetics 9
26 34 Mining, Diversified 9
27 45 Industrial Equipment, Heavy 9
Machinery
28 37 Chemicals, Commodity 9
29 35 Insraance, Full Line 8
30 36 Telecommunications, 7
Fixed Line
31 18 Entertainment & Leisure, 7
Restaurants
32 24 Technology, Office Equipment 7
33 30 Paper Products 6
34 21 Food & Beverage, Food 6
Products
35 31 Entertainment & Leisure, Toys 5
36 47 Home Construction 4
37 44 Mining & Metals, Non-ferrous 4
Metals
38 38 Automobile Parts 4
39 29 Industrial Equipment, 4
Advanced
40 43 Travel, Loadging 4
41 51 Automobile Parts, Tires 3
42 46 Construction, Heavy 3
43 56 forest Products 3
44 49 Oil & Gas, Pipelines 3
45 70 Pollution Control 2
46 53 Mining & Metals, Precious 2
Metals
47 66 Telecommunications, Wireless 2
48 55 Food & Beverage, Agriculture 1
49 58 Industrial Transport, Marine 1
50 59 Utilities, Water 1
51 48 Ent.& Leisure, Consumer 1
Electronics
52 60 Automobiles 1
53 78 Household Products, 0
Non-Durable
54 54 Oil Drilling 0
55 63 Transportation Equipment, 0
Shipbuilding
56 69 Mining & Metals, Aluminum 0
57 75 Household Products, Durable 0
58 39 Industrial, Diversified -1
59 57 Entertainment -1
60 67 Coal -1
61 68 Mining & Metals, Steel -1
62 52 Indstrial Transport, -1
Air Freight
63 64 Oil Companaies, Major -1
64 74 Food & Beverage, Distillers -1
& Brewers
65 40 Transportation Equipment, -2
Land
66 72 Tobacco -2
67 76 Retailers, Broadline -2
68 71 Textiles & Apparel, Footwear -4
69 50 Cpmtaomers & Packaging -4
70 22 Specialty Finance, -4
Diversified Financial
71 32 Medicla Devices, Advanced -5
72 61 Textiles & Appareal Colthing/ -5
Fabrics
73 79 Retailers, Drug-based -6
74 73 Food & Beverage, Soft Drinks -6
75 41 Industrial Tansport, -6
Truciking
76 82 Utilities, Gas -11
77 77 Pharmaceuticlas -12
78 86 Construction, Building -16
Materials
79 87 Industrail Transport, -17
Railroads
80 83 Consumer Services -19
81 85 Advertising & Media, -20
Publishing
82 84 Retailers, Apparel -23
83 10 Technology, Software -25
84 62 Retailers, Specialty (ex -28
Drug & Apparel)
85 65 Technology, Semiconductors -39
86 81 Biotechnology -42
87 80 Healthcare Providers -44
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55 NEUTRAL
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71 DISPOSING
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