Sectors
Every sector on the same scores as the leaderboard — the quarter just reported, the trailing four, the outlook ahead, and what you pay for it — folded into one Read. Ranked by Read; rank 1 is the strongest board overall.
98 companies · 11 sectors
scores as of Q1FY27
Sector rankings
Ranked by Read · the leaderboard's composite
| # | Sector | ConcallScorelatest | Trailing4Q avg | Growthforward | Valuationhigher = cheaper | Read↓the three, combined |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fast Moving Consumer Goods 3 companies · 2 sub-sectors · 3 reported | 7.3Bullish | 7.8Bullish | 6.8Solid | 3.6Expensive | 6.8Priced for it |
| 2 | Services 2 companies · 1 sub-sector · 1 reported | 8.1Strongly Bullish | 7.5Bullish | 6.8Solid | 3.8Expensive | 6.8Priced for it |
| 3 | Consumer Durables 8 companies · 2 sub-sectors · 6 reported | 7.2Bullish | 7.2Bullish | 6.8Solid | 5.0Fair | 6.8Quality at a fair price |
| 4 | Metals & Mining 3 companies · 2 sub-sectors · 3 reported | 7.3Bullish | 7.6Bullish | 6.4Moderate | 4.6Fair | 6.7Balanced |
| 5 | Capital Goods 31 companies · 8 sub-sectors · 26 reported | 7.4Bullish | 7.3Bullish | 6.9Solid | 3.3Expensive | 6.7Priced for it |
| 6 | Information Technology 9 companies · 2 sub-sectors · 8 reported | 7.4Bullish | 7.1Bullish | 6.8Solid | 3.7Expensive | 6.6Priced for it |
| 7 | Consumer Services 6 companies · 4 sub-sectors · 5 reported | 6.8Mildly Bullish | 7.0Bullish | 6.6Solid | 4.6Fair | 6.5Balanced |
| 8 | Automobile and Auto Components 8 companies · 1 sub-sector · 8 reported | 7.4Bullish | 7.5Bullish | 6.6Solid | 2.6Expensive | 6.5Priced for it |
| 9 | Chemicals 7 companies · 1 sub-sector · 7 reported | 7.5Bullish | 7.2Bullish | 6.8Solid | 2.3Expensive | 6.5Priced for it |
| 10 | Healthcare 13 companies · 4 sub-sectors · 12 reported | 7.4Bullish | 7.2Bullish | 6.5Solid | 2.7Expensive | 6.4Priced for it |
| 11 | Financial Services 8 companies · 6 sub-sectors · 8 reported | 7.0Mildly Bullish | 6.7Mildly Bullish | 6.6Solid | 3.1Expensive | 6.2Priced ahead of it |
Read = 0.88 × the average of the quarter leg and Growth, + 0.12 × Valuation — the leaderboard's exact formula. The quarter leg is the recency-weighted trailing four quarters (latest counts double); the ConcallScore and Trailing columns show the latest print and the flat 4Q mean beside it. Each sector figure averages its covered companies; Valuation covers only companies with a current, rateable read. The word names the configuration the three legs make — it describes the setup, it is not a buy or sell call.