Deepvue lets users click on any stock's ‘Sector, Group, Industry, or Sub-industry' to see all the stocks within. These stocks can then be sorted by their column sets, which can be customized by any available criteria in the database.
Deepvue uses GICS data, the institutional standard, consisting of 11 Sectors, 25 Groups, 74 Industries, and 164 Sub-industries.
Below is a screenshot of the S&P 500 sorted by sub-industry from best to worst. 1 being the best and 164 the worst.
Important: When a Sector, Group, Industry, or Sub-industry appears in ‘blue,' that means it occurs the most frequently in that list.
Now, assume you want to see all the stocks in the Semiconductors ‘Sub-industry.' Click on ‘Semiconductors', and all of the stocks in this ‘Sub-industry' will replace the ‘S&P 500,' which is the current list of stocks.
In the screenshot below, you will see all the stocks in the ‘Semiconductors Sub-industry' sorted from highest to lowest by their 12-month Relative Strength Rank, which shows you the strongest stocks in this ‘Sub-industry.'
The simple process above can be repeated to view and custom-sort the stocks in any of the GICS Sectors, Groups, Industries, or Subindustries.