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Women at the helm

Women at the helm

2.54k followers21 symbols Watchlist by Yahoo Finance

This basket consists of S&P 500 companies with women at the helm.

Curated by Yahoo Finance

Background

Studies have shown that women-led companies tend to outperform companies led by men, from earnings and stock-price performance perspectives. Still, women only hold the top spot in 4.2% of the Fortune 500. This list includes the few major corporations in America with women at the helm.

How did we choose these stocks?

Each of these stocks was chosen by the Yahoo Finance editorial staff.

Who made these selections?

Yahoo Finance is the most-read business website in the US, garnering roughly 75 million unique visitors every month. The site has extensive coverage of both consumer technology and the business of tech companies.

How are these weighted?

The stocks in this watchlist are weighted equally.

Performance

WatchlistChange today1-month return1-year returnTotal return
Women at the helm+0.73%---
^GSPC+1.11%-0.03%+19.14%+5770.00%

21 symbols

SymbolCompany nameLast priceChange% changeMarket timeVolumeAvg vol (3-month)Market cap
ORCLOracle Corporation139.01+1.19+0.86%16:00 GMT-43.61M8.52M383.09B
PEPPepsiCo, Inc.172.75+1.73+1.01%16:00 GMT-45.32M5.10M237.28B
AMDAdvanced Micro Devices, Inc.139.99+1.67+1.21%16:00 GMT-448.43M51.54M226.27B
IBMInternational Business Machines Corporation191.75-0.23-0.12%16:00 GMT-43.66M3.71M176.14B
TJXThe TJX Companies, Inc.111.83+0.56+0.50%16:00 GMT-44.94M5.92M126.38B
PGRThe Progressive Corporation215.68+2.91+1.37%16:00 GMT-41.89M2.58M126.32B
LMTLockheed Martin Corporation524.8+3.40+0.65%16:00 GMT-4956.10k977.99k125.09B
MDLZMondelez International, Inc.66.42+0.03+0.05%16:00 GMT-45.76M6.28M89.09B
DUKDuke Energy Corporation108.03+0.47+0.44%16:00 GMT-42.01M2.78M83.37B
GDGeneral Dynamics Corporation290.4-0.58-0.20%16:00 GMT-41.08M1.02M79.80B
OXYOccidental Petroleum Corporation60.54+0.01+0.02%16:00 GMT-44.59M6.90M53.68B
SRESempra Energy78.55+0.48+0.61%16:00 GMT-42.53M3.04M49.71B
GMGeneral Motors Company44.12-0.01-0.02%16:00 GMT-416.37M14.14M49.59B
ROSTRoss Stores, Inc.140.91-0.20-0.14%16:00 GMT-41.51M2.61M47.00B
HPQHP Inc.36.34+0.09+0.25%16:00 GMT-45.91M8.04M35.56B
VTRVentas, Inc.53.75+0.56+1.05%16:00 GMT-4898.78k2.13M21.76B
CMSCMS Energy Corporation62.96-0.25-0.40%16:00 GMT-41.61M2.19M18.81B
KEYKeyCorp16.46+0.33+2.05%16:00 GMT-414.59M12.89M15.53B
CPBCampbell Soup Company46.75+0.48+1.04%16:00 GMT-42.64M2.58M13.96B
TGNATEGNA Inc.16.24+0.22+1.37%16:00 GMT-41.27M2.16M2.75B
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