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Retail

Companies engaged in the specialty retail of various goods and products not covered in a specific industry group. This group includes retailers such as bookstores, office-supply stores, gas stations, pawn shops, novelty shops, auto-parts stores, electronics stores, home furnishing stores, sporting goods stores, toy and hobby stores, music and video stores, and many other miscellaneous retailers.

Market Cap

296.409B

Industry Weight

4.40%

Companies

Employees

905,063

More about the largest companies in the sector

Name	Last Price	1 Year Est.	Market Weight	Market Cap	Day Changes %	YTD Return
ORLY	1,309.29	1,408.61	27.81%	75.586B	-1.12%	+10.41%
AZO	3,547.13	3,682.43	22.06%	59.962B	-0.44%	+10.78%
WSM	174.90	183.85	7.92%	21.53B	-0.01%	-5.55%
DKS	195.17	236.79	5.85%	15.901B	-1.91%	-14.71%
BBY	72.64	89.89	5.74%	15.598B	-2.91%	-15.34%
ULTA	329.23	450.73	5.71%	15.512B	-3.94%	-24.30%
CASY	402.07	432.23	5.39%	14.636B	+6.17%	+1.47%
GME	21.99	10.00	3.61%	9.819B	-2.74%	-29.83%
MUSA	451.74	513.75	3.37%	9.147B	-3.57%	-9.97%
BBWI	29.29	46.49	2.33%	6.344B	-1.71%	-24.45%

Top Performing Companies

Name	Last Price	1Y Target Est.	YTD Return
EYE	11.91	14.35	+14.30%
WCRS	10.00	-	+11.48%
AZO	3,547.13	3,682.43	+10.78%
ORLY	1,309.29	1,408.61	+10.41%
CASY	402.07	432.23	+1.47%

High Growth Companies

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Name	Last Price	Growth Estimate	YTD Return
AAP	37.58	+334.00%	-20.53%
BNED	8.57	+55.79%	-14.64%
HZO	23.51	+12.68%	-18.79%
WSM	174.90	+12.58%	-5.55%
BBW	35.50	+10.82%	-22.89%

Stocks

Symbol	Price	Change	%Change
FCUV	11.6000	9.7200	517.0213%
RNWWW	0.0033	0.0002	6.4516%
WETO	0.0900	0.0600	200.0000%
FMFC	0.5241	0.3070	141.4095%
ASTLW	0.0100	0.0052	108.3333%

Symbol	Price	Change	%Change
JDZG	6.0100	-43.9900	-87.9800%
KPTI	1.9200	-5.0900	-72.6106%
DFNS	27.6800	-57.3000	-67.4276%
BIOA	9.0400	-15.8100	-63.6217%
NUWE	1.7400	-2.7100	-60.8989%

Symbol	Price	Change	%Change
WETO	0.0900	0.0600	200.0000%
LBGJ	0.0187	0.0007	3.8889%
MGRX	0.5571	0.2635	89.7480%
ZBAO	0.2001	0.0276	16.0000%
ONFO	0.0790	-0.0052	-6.1758%

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