What if?
Pick a force — oil, interest rates, the dollar, gold and more — choose the size of the move, and see which U.S. stocks have risen and fallen most in weeks like it.
This describes the past, and it is not a forecast. Each figure is a stock's measured weekly sensitivity to the force, after the stock market's own move, times the size of the move you chose — so it scales in a straight line, and the slider stops at three times the standard move. In the published track record, readings measured this way were on average about 32% as large the following year. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security.