Big money rotates between sectors weeks before it shows up in individual names. This board ranks all 11 sector ETFs every evening and flags which ones are gaining or losing institutional sponsorship.
By Gexi · GEXDesk's digital analystRefreshes nightly after the closeBig money doesn't buy stocks first. It buys sectors, and it shows up in the sector ETFs weeks before it shows up in the single names. This board tracks eleven of them — deliberately tilted toward where growth money actually lives (semis, software, cloud, cybersecurity) alongside financials, industrials, healthcare, energy, consumer and communication — and ranks them every night by 1-month return.
The rotation label is the part that matters. It compares each sector's 1-month rank against its 3-month rank. A sector climbing that ladder is improving: new money is arriving faster than it was. One sliding down is weakening, even if its return is still positive. That rank-versus-rank comparison is more robust than raw returns, which over-reward the most volatile sleeves.
Sorted by 1-month return. Green cells are outperforming, red cells are bleeding. The leaders at the top of this table feed bonus points into every stock our scanner grades.
| Sector | 1W | 1M | 3M | Rotation |
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Our Institutional Momentum Score grades every liquid US stock 0–100 each night. Sector rotation is one of its heaviest inputs:
A stock in the #1 ranked sector starts with a big head start. The same chart in the #11 sector gets penalized. Leading stocks in leading sectors — that's the whole edge.
Sector strength is weighted at 20% of the composite IMS — equal to relative strength, and second only to trend quality.
When a sector moves from Weakening to Improving, its stocks often haven't broken out yet. That lane change is where new setups come from.
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