The CNBC IQ100 index-beating the broader market over 1 year up 22%. Today’s leaders include Deere, Cardinal Health and Nabors Industries. The laggards, H.P. Agilent Technologies and Garmin.
Here are today’s leaders and laggards in the CNBC iQ100 index following the busy holiday shopping weekend.
The CNBC IQ100 index, beating the broader market up over 22% this year. Today’s leaders include Medtronic, Micron Tech and Applied Materials. The laggards, Agilent Technology, Mattel and Target.
GE among IQ100 leaders from CNBC.
The CNBC IQ100 index beating the broader market over one year, up 22%. Today’s leaders include GE, Teva pharma and Nike. The laggards Target, Johnson Controls and Mattel
The CNBC IQ100 index-beating the broader market over one year up over 24%. Today’s leaders include Western Digital, Mattel, General Mills and AMD. The laggards Nabors, Baker Hughes, GE and Express Scripts.
The CNBC IQ100 index, beating the broader market over one year up 26 percent. Today’s leaders include CBS, Micron, Progressive and Applied Materials. The laggards, Priceline, Teva Pharma, Broadcom and Western Digital.
The CNBC IQ100 index-beating the broader market over one year up twenty-eight percent. Today’s leaders include Nabors industries, Teva Pharmaceutical, Apple, Raytheon and Broadcom.
The CNBC IQ100 index-beating the broader market over one year up over 26 percent. Today’s leaders include Sony, Rockwell Automation, Micron and Mondelez. The Laggards include Mattel, Qualcomm, Cummins and NCR.
The CNBC IQ100 index, beating the broader market over one year, is up 26%. Today’s leaders include Teva Pharma, Broadcom, Sony, Apple. The laggards Advanced Micro, GM, Mondelez and Stryker.
CNBC’s Dominic Chu takes a look at the companies featured in the CNBC IQ 100 Index.
The CNBC IQ100 index beating the broader market over one year up 26%. Today’s leaders include UnitedHealth, Johnson & Johnson, Nike and Edwards Lifesciences.
Monsanto up nearly 2% from CNBC.
The CNBC IQ100 index beating the broader market over one year up 26%. Today’s leaders include HP Inc, Nabors Industries, Monsanto, Western Digital and Sony.
from CNBC.
The CNBC IQ 100 Index continued to outperform for the first three quarters of 2017, rising 15 percent and outpacing the S&P 500′s 13 percent gain.
As part of its rules-based methodology, the index has been reweighted for the fourth quarter. MCAM International, the firm whose proprietary algorithms power the CNBC IQ 100, executed the reweighting for CNBC.
Last quarter’s leaders, 3M and Oracle, have been dethroned by the product of inter-index M&A: DowDuPont, a combination of two previously separate IQ 100 members, takes the top spot.
The companies in the CNBC IQ 100 Index are weighted according to each one’s ability to invest in, develop, control and deploy intellectual property to achieve strategic advantage over competitors. Companies with the highest weighting maintain this type of advantage across multiple industries.
The whole, according to MCAM, is indeed greater than the sum of its parts: “DowDuPont combines two excellent portfolios on agricultural science and advanced materials into a potent business model. The new entity is planning the optimization of the agricultural products, materials science and specialty components technologies into separate firms in 18 months, all of which will have scale and technology advantages in their sectors.” Indeed, shares of the DowDuPont have gained more than 5 percent since completing the merger early last month.
With the reweighting, Boeing also continues its steady climb, up from third to second place. MCAM believes Boeing remains best positioned to capitalize on the government’s proposed increases in defense spending: “Boeing has had a blowout year, and the beat goes on. Both its civilian and military aircraft and aerospace businesses are continuing their momentum, and its defense segment is very strong, all built on advanced Boeing technologies.”
With more emphasis on financial and health-care sectors, Xerox has moved to third place. After slipping last quarter, chipmaker Micron Technology holds firm in fourth place. Rounding out the top 5, HP has benefited from its first rise in PC sales in years. So-called “old HP” has also been making strides in modernizing and updating its operating systems, observes MCAM.
Further down the list but still within the top 10, Baxter is the newest company to join the IQ 100. It fills the vacancy created by the DowDuPont merger. MCAM cites the market dynamics of an aging U.S. population and the company’s deployment of “intelligent” medical devices, which are poised for accelerated growth.
The CNBC IQ 100 Index is reweighted quarterly, and components are rebalanced annually.
CNBC IQ100 index-beating the brother market over one year up 22%. Today’s leaders include Eastman Chemical, Whirlpool, Exxon Mobil and Broadcom.
The CNBC iq100 index, leading the broader market over one year up 22 percent. Today’s leaders include Nabors industries, Allergan, General Motors, Level 3 Communications and Garmin.
The CNBC IQ100 index, beating the broader market over one year up 24 percent. Among today’s top gainers AMD, Allergan, Micron, Applied Materials and Nabors Industries.
The CNBC IQ100 index beating the broader market over one year, up 24 percent. Among today’s top gainers Nabors Industries, Target, Unitedhealth and Baker Hughes.
The CNBC IQ100 index beating the broader market over one year up 22%. Among today’s top gainers Teva Pharma, DowDupont, Micron, International Paper and Pfizer.