For investors seeking to capitalise on return dispersion by implementing a sector rotation strategy, price momentum can be an indicator of emerging opportunities and risks. Powered by RRG® Research, the Sector ETF Momentum Map is a powerful tool that lets you see in real time how sectors are trending relative to their US, European and world benchmarks and relative to other sectors. To learn more about using the Momentum Map, please read our guide.
How it Works
The Sector ETF Momentum Map allows you to see how various segments of the economy are rotating by plotting each sector by its trend in relative strength vs. the benchmark (x axis) and momentum (y axis). Seeing all sectors on one screen allows you to quickly compare the relative trends of sectors and identify opportunities that can inform your sector investment strategy. To learn more about using the Momentum Map, please read our guide.
This tool works best when using Chrome.
Other Features of the Sector Momentum Map
See the trends in performance of sectors relative to the S&P 500, MSCI Europe or MSCI World indices
Plot up to 11 sectors at once
Animate up to seven months of historical data to see rotation trails
View daily or weekly intervals
Overlay sectors from different regions on one view
RRG® research, in association with Optuma provides the Momentum Map using end of day ETF price data as quoted on various European exchanges.
"RRG" and "Relative Rotation Graphs" are registered Trademarks owned by RRG Research.
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