#SectorRotation

[knowstockinsights]

Check out these long-term capital appreciation infrastructure stocks. For long-term investors, these top picks are poised to benefit from growing demand in sectors like roads, energy, and construction.

[sanjaysarafeducation]

Impact of Yen Carry Trade Reversal on Global Markets: Explained for CFA, FRM, and CA Students

Delving into the significant economic shifts triggered by the reversal of the Yen carry trade. We explore how borrowing in low-yielding currencies like the Japanese Yen and investing in high-yielding assets like US tech stocks has impacted global markets over the past decade.

[investorgram101]

How to Identify Sector Rotation in the Stock Market?

Sector rotation is a top-down investing strategy that involves transferring capital from one industry sector to another ahead of various business cycle stages in order to outperform the market.

[marketmisbehavior]

Sector Rotation: What's Working, and What's Not? What is a sector rotation strategy? Today we'll use the Relative Rotation Graphs (RRG) to visualize how the eleven S&P 500 sectors are rotating through periods of strength and weakness. We'll also discuss how to identify opportunities for outperformance and highlight three particular sectors: Technology, Industrials, and Real Estate. You should visualize sector rotation and identify where are the opportunities of emerging outperformance.

[assetcharts]

👁️ Visualise the 🗽 American #Banking Sector 🏛️ Rally of April 2003 : 📊 Technical Analysis 📈 of the profitable 🏭 Sector Uptrend 📈 in the 🎩 KBW Bank Index ✈️ Index (BKX) and the North American Banking Sector during April 2003.

[iampjr]

RT @Convertbond: US Treasuries 3-month: 2.40% 10-year: 2.40% *After curve inversion - equity market has experienced peak outperformance* of consumer staples vs. S&P 500: 2006-2008: +28.6%* 2000-2002: +24.5%* https://t.co/ZbYZuKToy0 #SectorRotation #Bonds

RT @Convertbond: US Treasuries 3-month: 2.40% 10-year: 2.40% *After curve inversion – equity market has experienced peak outperformance* of consumer staples vs. S&P 500: 2006-2008: +28.6%* 2000-2002: +24.5%* https://t.co/ZbYZuKToy0 #SectorRotation #Bonds

US Treasuries

3-month: 2.40% 10-year: 2.40%

*After curve inversion – equity market has experienced peak outperformance* of consumer staples vs. S&P 500:

2006-2008: +28.6%* 2000-2002: +24.5%*https://t.co/ZbYZuKToy0#SectorRotation #Bonds

— Lawrence McDonald (@Convertbond) March 23, 2019

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[knowstockinsights]

A steady day for Nifty, but the bulls are still in charge! Nifty touched the 26,000 mark, and Metals surged with a 3% breakout. With sector rotation in full swing and no signs of exhaustion yet, the broader markets show potential for further upside. Where do you think the market is headed next? Let's keep an eye on those key levels!