Market value by sector

Where the market’s value is concentrated. Sector assignment comes from Nasdaq’s classification; the companies it leaves unclassified (mostly trusts, funds and shells) carry no sector and so sit outside this split. Each sector links to the companies in it.

Combined market cap

$100.4T

Across 5,365 companies in 12 sectors

Technology$43.2T43.1%Consumer Discretionary$13.2T13.2%Finance$11.4T11.4%Health Care$9.15T9.1%Industrials$8.94T8.9%Energy$4.18T4.2%Utilities2.7%2.0%1.9%1.8%1.7%

Technology$43.2T43.1%Consumer Discretionary$13.2T13.2%Finance$11.4T11.4%Health Care$9.15T9.1%Industrials$8.94T8.9%Energy$4.18T4.2%Utilities$2.66T2.7%Telecommunications$2.03T2.0%Consumer Staples1.9%Real Estate1.8%Basic Materials1.7%

Each rectangle’s area is its share of the market. Every figure is in the table below.

#	Sector	Market cap	Share	Companies
1	Technology	$43.2T	43.1%	719
2	Consumer Discretionary	$13.2T	13.2%	1,052
3	Finance	$11.4T	11.4%	978
4	Health Care	$9.15T	9.1%	1,019
5	Industrials	$8.94T	8.9%	594
6	Energy	$4.18T	4.2%	188
7	Utilities	$2.66T	2.7%	153
8	Telecommunications	$2.03T	2.0%	80
9	Consumer Staples	$1.91T	1.9%	143
10	Real Estate	$1.77T	1.8%	230
11	Basic Materials	$1.71T	1.7%	146
12	Miscellaneous	$112.8B	0.1%	63

Twelve sectors is a coarse cut: browse the same companies by industry for semiconductors and biotech rather than Technology and Health Care, or see the split by country.