S&P 500
+49.99% ▲
1 year, cap-weighted, 21 companies
- Equal-weighted
- +47.67% ▲
- Companies up
- 18 of 21
- Market cap
- US$2.3T
- Share of S&P 500
- 3.3%
- Top 3 hold
- 55%
- Median P/E
- 16.1x
- Median forward P/E
- 11.4x
- Dividend yield
- 2.5%
- Sector ETF, XLE
- +49.86% ▲
Narrow the list before you dig in
Companies we cover, sector by sector, plus screens for dividends, S-REITs, insider transactions and commodities.
Oil and gas producers, refiners and pipelines. Profits rise and fall with the prices of oil and gas, which are set on world markets.
+49.99% ▲
1 year, cap-weighted, 21 companies
We don't list any energy companies here yet.
+30.42% ▲
1 year, cap-weighted, 3 companies
| S&P 500 | US$690.5B | −4.62% ▼ | −7.00% ▼ | +3.21% ▲ | +10.66% ▲ | +43.48% ▲ | +52.60% ▲ | 17.4x | 14.1x | 2.4% | |
| S&P 500 | US$423.3B | −3.69% ▼ | −5.34% ▼ | +4.97% ▲ | +14.94% ▲ | +46.33% ▲ | +47.02% ▲ | 16.1x | 13.3x | 3.3% | |
| HK and China | HK$2.0T | +0.84% ▲ | +8.64% ▲ | +13.61% ▲ | +15.40% ▲ | +36.87% ▲ | +37.69% ▲ | 9.3x | 9.1x | 5.4% | |
| S&P 500 | US$164.5B | −5.17% ▼ | −8.13% ▼ | +8.04% ▲ | +16.88% ▲ | +49.51% ▲ | +60.68% ▲ | 18.1x | 12.5x | 2.5% | |
| HK and China | HK$1.1T | −1.08% ▼ | −1.00% ▼ | +1.11% ▲ | +4.66% ▲ | +18.52% ▲ | +23.63% ▲ | 7.3x | 6.1x | 6.3% | |
| S&P 500 | US$106.9B | −8.11% ▼ | −10.91% ▼ | −7.02% ▼ | +25.96% ▲ | +144.26% ▲ | +117.24% ▲ | 7.8x | 6.3x | 1.0% | |
| S&P 500 | US$101.9B | −5.76% ▼ | −5.96% ▼ | −10.08% ▼ | +18.34% ▲ | +127.75% ▲ | +120.62% ▲ | 8.3x | 6.8x | 1.3% | |
| S&P 500 | US$101.3B | −4.53% ▼ | −5.16% ▼ | −1.87% ▼ | +26.77% ▲ | +105.41% ▲ | +96.92% ▲ | 8.3x | 8.3x | 1.9% | |
| S&P 500 | US$84.8B | −6.36% ▼ | −8.63% ▼ | −3.80% ▼ | −4.42% ▼ | +15.38% ▲ | +23.74% ▲ | 26.7x | 25.9x | 3.1% | |
| S&P 500 | US$78.3B | −5.23% ▼ | −8.61% ▼ | +4.72% ▲ | +3.16% ▲ | +44.50% ▲ | +44.16% ▲ | 11.4x | 9.1x | 2.8% | |
| S&P 500 | US$76.1B | −1.09% ▼ | −4.07% ▼ | +5.79% ▲ | +2.00% ▲ | +36.55% ▲ | +46.24% ▲ | 25.0x | 16.8x | 2.3% | |
| HK and China | HK$585.9B | +1.25% ▲ | +6.35% ▲ | +11.48% ▲ | +14.85% ▲ | +10.41% ▲ | +21.63% ▲ | 14.7x | 10.2x | 5.2% | |
| S&P 500 | US$70.2B | −4.11% ▼ | −5.24% ▼ | +2.35% ▲ | +1.34% ▲ | +18.98% ▲ | +26.58% ▲ | 19.5x | 20.4x | 3.8% | |
| S&P 500 | US$61.1B | −4.54% ▼ | −6.46% ▼ | +1.56% ▲ | +8.81% ▲ | +57.38% ▲ | +87.86% ▲ | 27.3x | 23.5x | 1.7% | |
| S&P 500 | US$57.3B | −5.13% ▼ | −8.80% ▼ | −1.29% ▼ | +4.54% ▲ | +41.38% ▲ | +45.89% ▲ | 16.3x | 11.4x | 1.8% | |
| S&P 500 | US$55.9B | −3.63% ▼ | −5.24% ▼ | +1.94% ▲ | +2.21% ▲ | +26.53% ▲ | +44.61% ▲ | 13.8x | 14.5x | 4.8% | |
| S&P 500 | US$51.1B | −4.92% ▼ | −11.32% ▼ | −0.99% ▼ | −4.16% ▼ | +23.73% ▲ | +34.33% ▲ | 25.6x | 8.4x | 2.3% | |
| S&P 500 | US$49.5B | −5.53% ▼ | −8.76% ▼ | −10.95% ▼ | −18.92% ▼ | +10.69% ▲ | +9.66% ▲ | 17.1x | 17.4x | 1.4% | |
| S&P 500 | US$48.5B | −7.35% ▼ | −13.95% ▼ | −7.41% ▼ | +0.81% ▲ | +22.73% ▲ | +39.00% ▲ | 9.6x | 8.2x | 2.5% | |
| S&P 500 | US$32.9B | −3.19% ▼ | −6.58% ▼ | +4.68% ▲ | −0.16% ▼ | −1.15% ▼ | −4.85% ▼ | 12.4x | 15.0x | 1.3% | |
| S&P 500 | US$27.3B | −3.14% ▼ | −7.72% ▼ | +3.61% ▲ | +2.45% ▲ | +18.38% ▲ | +25.58% ▲ | 13.9x | 11.2x | 2.1% | |
| S&P 500 | US$20.2B | −2.91% ▼ | −4.65% ▼ | +2.09% ▲ | −5.63% ▼ | −19.49% ▼ | −18.88% ▼ | 7.5x | 10.8x | 2.6% | |
| S&P 500 | US$19.8B | −13.36% ▼ | −13.34% ▼ | −15.44% ▼ | −27.16% ▼ | +0.58% ▲ | −5.05% ▼ | 36.5x | 3.9x | 0.8% | |
| S&P 500 | US$15.6B | −6.87% ▼ | −12.95% ▼ | +2.37% ▲ | +24.90% ▲ | +87.09% ▲ | +107.16% ▲ | 9.6x | 8.3x | 2.3% |
Cap-weighted uses each company's size at the start of the period; equal-weighted counts every company the same. XLE is the SPDR fund tracking this S&P 500 sector. It caps its largest holdings, so it can differ from the cap-weighted figure. Returns are in each listing's own currency and include dividends.
When cap-weighted and equal-weighted are far apart, a few giants are doing the moving. "Largest" and "best performing" describe what has happened, not what to do next.
Source: Yahoo Finance, delayed. Last close: US 4 Nov 2026, SGX 4 Nov 2026, HKEX 4 Nov 2026. Market caps show in each listing's currency; lists across markets rank them at US$1 = S$1.28 and HK$7.84. A company too new for a period shows "—" and is left out of that period's figures. Forward P/E rests on analyst forecasts.
A screen is a reason to dig deeper, not a buy list. Past dividends and returns don't promise future ones. Prices and dividends: Yahoo Finance, refreshed each weekday after the US and SGX closes. S-REIT report figures: each REIT's results on SGX, typed by hand after each results season. Insider transactions: SEC filings, refreshed each weekday, and US House reports. Commodities: the nearest futures contract on each exchange, not spot prices, from Yahoo Finance, refreshed each weekday. Sector figures: Yahoo Finance, added up by rasinbun, refreshed each weekday. Beta computed by rasinbun. For education only. Not financial advice.