December E-mini S&Ps (ESZ14 -0.62%) this morning are down -0.63% and European stocks are down -0.57% after Eurozone Sep economic confidence fell to a 10-month low.

One of the challenges of fundamental investing is trying to find decent ideas that are off the radar.

The top scoring sector remains utilities. Consumer goods, industrial goods, and healthcare also score above average. Financials, services, basics, and technology score below average.

The average small cap score this week is 48.46, above the four week moving average score of 46.12. The average small cap is trading -25.83% below its 52 week high, -3.53% below its 200 dma, and has 8.93 days to cover held short.

Utilities continue to hold onto the top slot in our weekly sector ranking. Basic materials and industrial goods also score above average. Consumer goods score inline, with mid and small cap consumer scoring relatively better than large cap.

The average small cap score is 49.24 this week, above the four week moving average score of 48.31. The average small cap is trading -24% below its 52 week high, -0.75% below its 200 dma, and has 6.74 days to cover held short.