E.g.
Sector > Industry
Industrials > Aerospace & Defense
(there are also sub-industries in some, such as within Media: Advertising, Broadcasting, Cable & Satellite, and Publishing.)
Can't find in TradingView from why I can tell and Fidelity's site is broken for this (e.g. Industry Details - U.S. Industries - Fidelity )
No where else on Google shows anything useful here. (data comes from S&P but subscriptions are insanely high I imagine)
My second goal is to measure relative strength against main index, which is why something like tradingview would be helpful.
I need to research all Industries on a regular basis, so bookmarking 100+ industries doesnt make sense.
I believe it's Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS)
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