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Which parts of the market the models currently rate strongest and weakest.
11 sectors · 10 sessions · close 2026-09-23
This tracks change, not level. A sector can be the healthiest on the board and still be fading, or the weakest and still be turning up. The columns show how the score moved over 1, 3 and 5 trading days.
“Rotating in” is a description of what has already happened, not a prediction of what happens next. Money moving into a sector for a week is exactly as consistent with the move being over as with it continuing.
Strength rising fastest — where money may be rotating IN.
Machinery, aerospace, rail and freight.
Chips, software and the hardware everything else runs on.
Insurers, drugmakers and medical devices.
Strength fading fastest — where money may be rotating OUT.
Consumer Discretionary — no five-day move to rank, so neither side claims them.
Every sector’s consensus is market-cap weighted, so a small member cannot swing it. Caps come from Polygon and are refreshed with the rest of the nightly run.
Each sector’s score is the share of the nine ticker signals voting bullish, averaged across its members. Sectors are disjoint — no symbol sits in two — so the averages can be compared against each other. Both sides are sorted on the five-session change, the widest window shown; the one-day number flips too often to rank anything.
The history is derived, not accumulated. The signals are a pure function of the price history, so the score as of five sessions ago is simply the score recomputed on the bars up to that day. That is why the page was complete from its first run rather than blank for a week, and why a missed day repairs itself on the next.
On the two flags. Both need a stretch and a turn, never just a stretch. Bottoming means average RSI fell to 40 or below in the last 10 sessions and the three-day change has turned positive; topping is the mirror at 60. Those thresholds are pulled in from the usual 30 and 70 because an average of five RSIs rarely reaches the extremes a single stock does. Plenty of these turns fail — the flag is a reason to look, not a reason to act.
Prices are end-of-day and delayed, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell anything.
! No usable history for 3 symbols: EA, AVB, EQR.
! No market cap returned for 3 symbols: EA, AVB, EQR. Any sector holding one falls back to equal weighting and is labelled.
Banks, brokers, insurers and card networks.
Search, social, streaming and telecom.
! EA had no usable history and are excluded.
Landlords, data centres and cell towers.
! AVB, EQR had no usable history and are excluded.