Why is Sector Rotation important

One of the key takeaways from this analysis is that not all sectors perform well every year.


26 Sept 2024 · Thursday

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Today has been yet another day of markets making a new high. You know, you get bored of seeing new highs every day. That is the problem of bull markets, and you know, it's a good problem to have—no worries on that. There is a divergence in the market now. Large caps are moving up, while small caps and mid-caps are not. We'll talk about that, and also about how the Indian markets' boom can last for a long time, given the macros that we have here.

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The importance of sector rotation

A recent study has provided insights into how different sectors of the economy have performed over the past decade. One of the key takeaways from this analysis is that not all sectors perform well every year. In fact, only a few years, such as 2014, 2021, and partly 2024, have witnessed all sectors moving upward at once. These singular bull runs are rare, which makes sector selection a crucial part of investing. More often than not, some sectors perform poorly, while others excel, making it necessary for investors to pay close attention to the dynamics of the market.

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The changing trade map

The expansion of China’s economy and its growing role in global manufacturing have led to a significant increase in its trade partnerships. Today, China is a major trading partner for countries around the world, including many that were once closely aligned with the United States. However, by 2020, China had emerged as a major force in international trade, overshadowing the United States in many regions.

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