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sectors The page contains information about the 'sectors' command that retrieves a summary of all prints by % of MarketCap by Sector over the last x days. The details include the command usage, parameters required and examples to follow.
sectors command
MarketCap by sector
darkpool activity
sector market cap
accumulation
days parameter
sector parameter

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This command allows the user to retrieve a summary of all prints by % of MarketCap by Sector over the last x days. The user will be able to view the sector's market cap divided by total darkpool activity to see possible accumulation.

Usage

/sectors days sector

Parameters

Name Description Optional Choices
days Number of days to look back False None
sector Sector to filter by: bm: (Basic Materials), e: (Energy), cs: (Communication Services), cc: (Consumer Cyclical), cd: (Consumer Defensive), f: (Financial), h: (Healthcare), i: (Industrials), re: (Real Estate), t: (Technology), u: (Utilities) False None

Examples

/sectors 5 bm