Sector Rotation

Some of the most popular tech stocks in the market have performed relatively poorly so far this week. Without major news driving the tech sector lower, some of the stocks may simply be the victim of sector rotation. Strange Trading Action So far this week, Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) stock is...

Sector rotation, that is a shift of dollars from one sector to another, could in some cases serve as a scary sign, CNBC's Jim Cramer argued during his daily "Mad Money" show Friday. A bull charge is typically defined as new money flowing from the sidelines into stocks, mutual funds buying in "...

One of the most followed rules among fund managers and many investors is not to buy stocks that "have run" — rather, buy stocks that are "about to run," CNBC's Jim Cramer explained during his daily "Mad Money" show last week. Many stocks across nearly every sector continue hitting new 52-week...

Sector rotation is very common in the stock market, as investors allocate investment dollars from an underperforming sector to an outperforming sector, or a sector that has the potential to offer superior returns. "There's always rotation going on in these markets from one sector to another," Joel...