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The Energy sector covers all stocks directly involved in energy production, storage, refining and distribution and all stocks that enable the energy sector such as equipment manufacturers and service providers. It covers Oil & Gas Explorers, Drillers, Distributors, and related service providers. It also covers alternate energy providers such as Solar, Wind, Nuclear etc.

The Industrials sector covers all stocks involved in mining and manufacturing of materials and products. It includes Agricultural Products (Paper, Wood, Fertilizers, Farm Machinery etc), Chemicals (Gases, Plastics, Adhesives, Special Chemicals etc), Mining (Metals, Precious Metals, Non-ferrous Metals etc) and Capital Goods Manufacturers (Aerospace, Heavy Electricals, Construction, Traders etc).

The Infrastructure sector covers all stocks that are involved in laying the infrastructure for other companies in the economy. These include Transportation (Airlines, Railroads, Marine, Freight, Trucking, Marine Ports and Airports), Construction Materials, Building Products, Engineering, Movers and Packers and Telecom Services.

The Entertainment sector covers all stocks involved in providing entertainment to the consumer. These include Internet Streamers, Movies and Entertainment companies, Media houses (Advertising, Broadcasting, Cable), Publishing houses, Leisure Products makes and Resorts (Hotels, Casinos, Crusie Lines etc).

The consumer sector covers stocks catering to the ultimate consumers needs and wants, durables or non-durables, staples or discretionary. It includes Automobiles (manufacturers and component makers),  Household Durables (Furniture, Houseware, Appliances, Homebuilding), Fashion (Apparel, Footwear, Textiles), Electronics, Non-Durables (Soft Drinks, Brewers, Vintners, Food, Tobacco, Packaged Food), Personal Products and Retail (Distributors, Internet Retailers, Department Stores, Apparel Retailers, Pharmacies, Hypermarkets, Food Retailers etc).

The Facilitator sector covers all stocks that facilitate or act as enablers for other companies in their businesses. These include Commercial Services providers (Printing, Waste Management, Security, Education and Office Supplies etc), Professional Services (Research and Consultancy, HR) and IT Services (Internet Software Providers, Data Processors, IT Consultants).

The Healthcare sector includes all stocks directly or indirectly involved in public health improvement. These include Pharmaceuticals, Hospitals, Senior Housing, Biotechnology companies, Tools and Equipment manufacturers etc.

The Financials sector includes all stocks related to payments, storage and distribution of money. These include Banks (Large, Regional and Thrifts), Insurance (Life, Health, Auto etc), Consumer Finance (Credit Cards), Capital Markets (Investment Banking, Exchanges) etc.

The IT sector includes three main divisions. Hardware, which includes companies involved in manufacture of Computers, Phones, Electronic Components, Data Storage devices and other Communication devices. Software, which includes companies involved in development of Systems software or Application software. Semi-conductor, which includes companies involved in basic equipment manufacture such as chip-making.

The Utilities sector includes all stocks that are providers of basic utilities such as Electric, Gas, Water, Power Plants etc

The investments sector includes all stocks involved in investment management of wealth. These are divided into two parts - Real Estate and Financials. Real Estate include companies involved in management and operation of real estates and REITS (Residential, Hotels, Office, Mortgages, Health care etc). Financials include Asset Management companies, Holding companies and Acquisition Corps etc. 

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