Feb 26: 2 Strong Themes — Zika Virus, EV / Battery

February 26, 2016 · #Zika Virus #EV / Battery

2 strong themes — 2 recurred. Top: Zika Virus +15.6%.

Strong themes2 Top change+15.6% LeaderBillions

Average change by strong theme

Average change of member stocks, by theme · descending
Zika Virus
+15.6%
EV / Battery
+7.4%

Theme leaders · recent trend

The line is the trend; the end-point colour is the last trading day's direction. Stocks without enough price history show as -
ThemeLeaderChangeTrend
Zika VirusBillions+29.72%
EV / BatteryWonik Pne+12.95%

Two themes led trading on Feb 26, and every stock in both closed higher. Zika Virus topped the list with an average change of 15.55% across 4 stocks.

Billions led with a 29.72% gain and Myungmoon Pharm rose 20.52%. A same-day Korean news report linked the rally to a confirmed Zika infection in Japan.

EV / Battery returned after a gap of 619 days, all 9 stocks up for an average change of 7.41%. A Korean news report cited planned Chinese support for electric vehicles.

Today’s Strong Themes at a Glance

#ThemeStatusAvg. changeUp/TotalLeader
1Zika Virusrecurred after 23 days+15.6%4/4Billions
2EV / Batteryrecurred after 619 days+7.4%9/9Wonik Pne

Theme by Theme

1. Zika Virus (recurred after 23 days)

StockChangeCloseLeader
Billions 044480+29.7%52,405★
Myungmoon Pharm 017180+20.5%3,959
GeneOne Life Science 011000+6.1%36,200
WooGeneB&G 018620+5.8%16,336

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2. EV / Battery (recurred after 619 days)

StockChangeCloseLeader
Wonik Pne 217820+12.9%7,677★
Wonik Pne 131390+8.6%7,730
Woory Industrial 215360+8.3%24,250
Elentec 054210+8.2%8,250
Kodaco 046070+6.4%84,000
Samwha Capacitor 001820+6.3%11,750
People & Technology 137400+6.0%5,374
Sang-a Frontec 089980+5.0%11,550
Ecopro 086520+5.0%1,308

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Closing Thoughts

Both moves were one-day episodes, so the next sessions will show whether either turns into a streak. The Zika theme last appeared 23 days earlier.

Within EV / Battery, Wonik Pne led at 12.95%, while Ecopro posted the smallest gain at 4.98%. The next data point is whether the news-driven breadth holds.