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S&P Sector Scorecard – The October Carnage

October 30, 2009 5:08 pm

The month was tough. More ups and downs than a yo-yo. In the end, the bears were finally triumphant in beating down the bulls. This is the first time that we have seen a down month for the major indicies since March.

Below is the snapshot. Click HERE for a pdf that breaks down the sectors and sub-sectors even further.

SP500 Sector 20091030

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One Response to “S&P Sector Scorecard – The October Carnage”

  1. TheMoneyGeek on October 31st, 2009 1:43 pm

    What's interesting is how well the S&P 500 tech sector has held up so well over the past year in light of it's huge outperformance over all periods and other sectors. This even after this week's carnage. Viva la tech!

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