SECTOR FLOW
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Sector Money Flow: 11/6/2026
Sector Performance Analysis
The sector performance data reveals a mixed trend, with some sectors experiencing a decline in value while others showed a marginal increase. The Pharma sector led the pack with a 0.2% gain, driven by 17 advancing stocks and 6 declining stocks. This suggests a moderate level of buying interest in the sector. In contrast, the FMCG sector saw the heaviest decline, with 16 stocks falling and only 4 advancing. This indicates a significant level of selling pressure in the sector.
The Banks and Energy sectors also experienced significant declines, with 15 stocks falling in each sector. However, both sectors had 5 advancing stocks, indicating some level of buying interest. The IT sector saw the largest number of declining stocks, with 28 stocks falling, but only 2 advancing. This suggests a breakdown in the sector, with a significant level of selling pressure. The Metal sector also saw a decline, but with 9 advancing stocks, it is less severe than the breakdown in the IT sector.
The sector performance data reveals a mixed trend, with some sectors experiencing a decline in value while others showed a marginal increase. The Pharma sector led the pack with a 0.2% gain, driven by 17 advancing stocks and 6 declining stocks. This suggests a moderate level of buying interest in the sector. In contrast, the FMCG sector saw the heaviest decline, with 16 stocks falling and only 4 advancing. This indicates a significant level of selling pressure in the sector.
The Banks and Energy sectors also experienced significant declines, with 15 stocks falling in each sector. However, both sectors had 5 advancing stocks, indicating some level of buying interest. The IT sector saw the largest number of declining stocks, with 28 stocks falling, but only 2 advancing. This suggests a breakdown in the sector, with a significant level of selling pressure. The Metal sector also saw a decline, but with 9 advancing stocks, it is less severe than the breakdown in the IT sector.
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