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Where is money rotating?

Money rarely leaves the market all at once. It moves around inside it, and seeing which groups of stocks are gaining ground, and which are losing it, shows where investors are leaning right now.

Updated Oct 9, 2026

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Normal rotation

Money is moving into Software / cloud and Semis & hardware, and out of Media & cable and Miners / metals.

3 of 24 groups beat the S&P this monthFaster than 57% of the last five years
Rotation pace, past year

Over time

Select any group to chart it. Score is its rank among the 24 groups; Value is its strength against the S&P 500.

Software / cloud
Rank among the 24 groups. 100 is the strongest this month.
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All 24 groups

Surging and peaking groups have led over three months; surging and recovering groups led this month. Select a column to sort.

GroupRank, 1MPhasevs S&P, 1M3M1YPast year vs S&PMembers

How to read this page

How it’s measured. Groups are built from how stocks actually trade together, not from sector labels. Each group is an equal-weight basket.

Sources. Daily prices from Financial Modeling Prep; co-movement groups from Stox.

The large number on each group is its rank this month among all 24 groups, from 0 to 100. The line beneath it is how far it beat or trailed the S&P 500.

Rotation pace measures how far apart the groups’ one-month returns are, scored against the last five years. It describes how much movement there is, not which way it will go next.

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