Not sure if there is a $DJUS… chemical sector but if so, stockcharts.com will probably show it under their symbol search function, as they use the $DJUS… indexes & sectors. On my TC2000 charting platform (or their free version, freestockcharts.com), you can use IGX1030, iGX1030, iX1040 (specialty chemicals), MG110, MG111 (Major Diversified Chemicals), MG113 (Agricultural Chemicals) or MG114 (Speciality Chemicals).

Correct, not official trades. Those will always include specific entry levels, price targets, suggested stop(s) and suggested beta-adjusted position size.

What I do quite often when I find a sector that may either be offering actionable (i.e.- now) trade ideas or a sector that appears to be setting up for a potential move but may need some more work to firm up the bullish or bearish case, is I will do a video covering the sector and any components within the sector that stand out. In the case of the chemical stocks, many of those stocks have the potential to become long swing trades but most have a little more work to do in order to give me a high enough degree of confidence to add any of those stocks as official trades. Plus, as mentioned in the video, the bulk of those stocks will be reporting earnings over the next couple of weeks so best to wait for at least some of those stocks to report in order to see which way the herd starts to move after the initial reports.