Defensives got sold today. $KO -2.8%, $PG -2.8%, $LLY -2.5%. Finance down too, $JPM -1.5%. The money went to chips and oil instead: $MU +2.5%, $AMD +1.7%, $XOM +2.8%, $CVX +2.9%. Risk back on, or just one session?

Two weeks ago, cybersecurity led the selloff. Today it leads the tape. $CRWD +8.25%, now +12.9% over 7 days. $NET and $PANW +7% each. On the other side, telecom sinks as a pair: $T -8%, $TMUS -7.7%. Sector call or two separate stories?

The 10 highest ROE stocks on Stockunity right now: $MA 241% $BKNG 226% $APP 204% $BA 174% $LYFT 153% $AAPL 149% $WDC 131% $SPG 121% $FTNT 117% $NVDA 117% Look at Boeing in 4th place. 174% ROE, but an opportunity score of only 49 and a P/E near 69.

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