Industrial Stocks Today
These are the industrial stocks leading on relative strength in our latest scan — machinery, aerospace & defense, transports, and construction, ranked by RS Rating.
In the Nov 6, 2026 scan, the strongest liquid Industrials names by RS Rating were EVC (RS 99), AEHR (RS 99) and TXG (RS 99), out of 370 on the list.
Industrials heatmap
Full market map →Each tile is a industrials name, sized by market capitalization and colored by the day's move (saturating at ±5%). Click any tile for its full dossier.
| # | Symbol | Price | Change | RS | RVol | RSI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | EVC | $8.99 | +19.87% | 99 | 1.60× | 78 |
| 2 | AEHR | $53.57 | +8.97% | 99 | 0.59× | 39 |
| 3 | TXG | $59.28 | +2.10% | 99 | 1.54× | 39 |
| 4 | PSIG | $5.08 | +0.00% | 99 | 0.37× | 61 |
| 5 | GOLD | $37.63 | +0.32% | 98 | 5.90× | 41 |
| 6 | MTW | $22.41 | +3.41% | 97 | 0.92× | 50 |
| 7 | MLAB | $128.25 | +7.50% | 96 | 0.40× | 51 |
| 8 | NVRI52w | $23.85 | +2.10% | 96 | 2.59× | 73 |
| 9 | MEOH | $66.33 | +1.33% | 96 | 1.50× | 55 |
| 10 | VFC | $20.35 | +0.15% | 96 | 0.84× | 77 |
| 11 | NMM | $85.33 | +1.46% | 95 | — | 41 |
| 12 | GIC | $46.40 | -1.65% | 95 | 0.81× | 65 |
| 13 | FWRD | $16.64 | -1.71% | 95 | 0.93× | 51 |
| 14 | ATKR52w | $94.96 | — | 95 | — | 73 |
| 15 | FTK | $24.45 | +10.33% | 94 | — | 47 |
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Start free — 7-day trial, no card →RS = RS Rating, a 1–99 relative-strength percentile vs. the whole market. RVol = relative volume vs. the stock's recent average. RSI = 14-day Relative Strength Index. Limited to liquid names (≥ $5M traded per day, above $5) to keep the list tradeable. Educational data, not financial advice.
About industrial stocks today
Industrials are the backbone of the real economy: machinery, aerospace and defense, transports (rails, airlines, truckers), construction and engineering, and electrical equipment. The sector is cyclical and capital-spending-driven — it strengthens when factory activity, infrastructure investment, and global trade pick up, and softens when manufacturing surveys roll over.
Transports within the group are a classic leading indicator (Dow Theory watches them against the industrials), and defense names trade on a separate, geopolitics-driven clock. A relative-strength screen surfaces whichever sub-group is leading — a useful early read on where the capex and policy tailwinds are flowing. This list ranks the industrial leaders against the whole market.
Every evening after the close, StockSetups scans the full US equities universe (~12,300 stocks and ETFs), tags each by sector, and scores its relative strength. This page lists that sector's names from the latest scan, ranked by RS Rating — an IBD-style 1–99 percentile of how each stock's price performance compares to the entire market — so the leaders sit on top. We limit the list to liquid, tradeable names (at least $5M traded a day and a share price above $5) so it isn't cluttered with illiquid micro-caps.
Frequently asked questions
What stocks are in the industrials sector?
Industrials cover machinery and equipment, aerospace and defense, transportation (railroads, airlines, trucking, logistics), construction and engineering, electrical equipment, and diversified industrial conglomerates.
Why are industrial stocks cyclical?
Industrial demand tracks factory activity, infrastructure and capital spending, and global trade — all of which rise and fall with the economic cycle. Manufacturing surveys (PMIs) are a common leading tell for the group.
How often is this updated?
The list refreshes every evening after the US close, once that day's market-wide scan finishes.