[isatrader]

One thing that I came across on the financials sense weekly bill of health report which I some times read (if I come across it in my emails at the moment I have a spare minute), which is something I think could be worthwhile adding to your sectors tables is the % of weight each sector has on the index is it is in.

The universe of stocks that I use for my sector charts is much bigger than S&P 1500 that financial sense uses, as I include all stocks in the US market with a market cap above 50million. The figure for each sector fluctuates a bit each week as new stocks come in and other stocks get delisted. But I will try to do an update on the sector weightings every now and again. Currently it is as follows:

Financials - 1027 stocks
Technology - 732 stocks
Consumer Discretionary - 693 stocks
Health Care - 512 stocks
Industrials - 498 stocks
Energy - 408 stocks
Basic Materials - 349 stocks
Consumer Staples - 195 stocks
Utilities - 191 stocks

Total 4605 stocks

As I said, these figures change every day, and so I'll update them occasionally for you, but you can see currently the top three sectors make up over 53% of the market, and hence moves in those are more important than moves in the sectors like utilities which only have a few hundred stocks.