Theme 390 of 426 by daily score · as of 10-16-2026

Healthcare

Daily
10.7
Weekly
10.5
Monthly
34.2

Scores run 0 to 100 and rank this theme against the other 425. Computed nightly after the close from daily closes of the session dated 10-16-2026. This is a broad sector bucket: the scorer takes the first 30 names of the sector in its source list, not every company in it.

The components

RS 1W11.5percentile of excess return vs SPY, last 5 trading days
RS 1M4the same, last 21 trading days
RS 3M15the same, last 63 trading days
RS 6M73.7the same, last 126 trading days
Breadth 5026.7%members whose last close is above their 50-day simple average
Breadth 20036.7%members whose last close is above their 200-day simple average
Trend0 (below)the equal-weighted theme line against its 50-day exponential average

The formula and the arithmetic

Daily 10.7

= 0.50 × RS 1W + 0.25 × RS 1M + 0.15 × Breadth 50 + 0.10 × Trend × 100

= 0.50 × 11.5 + 0.25 × 4 + 0.15 × 26.7 + 0.10 × 0

= 5.75 + 1 + 4.005 + 0 = 10.755

Rounded to one decimal: 10.8; the published 10.7 sums the unrounded components.

Weekly 10.5

= 0.20 × RS 1W + 0.50 × RS 1M + 0.15 × RS 3M + 0.15 × Breadth 50

= 0.20 × 11.5 + 0.50 × 4 + 0.15 × 15 + 0.15 × 26.7

= 2.3 + 2 + 2.25 + 4.005 = 10.555

Rounded to one decimal: 10.6; the published 10.5 sums the unrounded components.

Monthly 34.2

= 0.15 × RS 1M + 0.40 × RS 3M + 0.30 × RS 6M + 0.15 × Breadth 200

= 0.15 × 4 + 0.40 × 15 + 0.30 × 73.7 + 0.15 × 36.7

= 0.6 + 6 + 22.11 + 5.505 = 34.215

Rounded to one decimal: 34.2, the published score.

Each input is its value in the table above; Trend × 100 is 100 or 0.

Check it yourself

Anyone can re-derive a theme from free daily closes. Take its members, average their daily returns with equal weight, and compound that over the last 5, 21, 63 and 126 trading days (1W, 1M, 3M, 6M); subtract SPY’s return over the same days; then rank that excess across all 426 themes as a percentile from 0 to 100 (ties share the average rank). Breadth 50 and Breadth 200 are the percent of members whose last close is above their 50- or 200-day simple average. Trend is 1 when the equal-weighted theme line is above its own 50-day exponential average, else 0. A theme needs at least 3 members with prices; the members listed are those that had them.

Members (30)

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