In industrial goods sector large caps are the best

There is a low diversification of 12 months returns within the 'Industrial Goods'. Since December last year the sector is around 24 percent higher. Among the winners we find Kodiak Sciences, Avita Medical and Silence Therapeutics. Relatively big losses are for Mologen AG, Tocagen and OpGen.

Core figures 'Industrial Goods'

The large caps in this sector are the winners. Among the less performing are mostly the smallcaps.

Lowest PE-ratios 'Industrial Goods'

Regarding the price/earnings-ratios we see a spread palette. The large caps are with the price/earnings-ratio of 29 the most expensive. The smallcaps are the cheapest and trade at -5 times the earnings per share. Diaceutics, Abcam and Genus are the stocks with the highest ratios. Stocks with the lowest ratios are Assertio Therapeutics, Endo International and Mylan NV.

Highest dividend yields 'Industrial Goods'

The sector's average dividend yield is with 0.6 percent relatively limited. Stocks now high dividend yields now are Abbvie, Bayer AG and Gilead Sciences.

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