ETFnext: Sector Rotation

Top 5 Sector ETFs

Rank	Name, 3 Month Return, Quote
1.	Global X Social Media (SOCL) 20.13%
2.	Guggenheim Solar (TAN) 20%
3. +2	First Trust NASDAQ Clean Edge Green (QCLN) 13.25%
4. -1	PowerShares Cleantech (PZD) 12.71%
5. +1	Newly Rotated to Top 5 First Trust Dow Jones Internet (FDN) 12.09%

Last updated: Tue, Nov 13 2018, 16:30 EDT

Rotation Zone

Rank	Name, 3 Month Return, Quote
6. -2	Newly Rotated Out of Top 5 PowerShares Dynamic Biotechnology & Genome (PBE) 11.66%
7.	iShares Dow Jones US Medical Devices (IHI) 11.6%
8. +3	New to Rotation Zone Market Vectors Semiconductor (SMH) 11.58%
9. -1	iShares S&P GSTI Software (IGV) 11.49%
10. -1	PowerShares Dynamic Software (PSJ) 11.4%

Get Your Market Edge

There's always a bull market somewhere.
Wall Street adage

ETFnext is a research tool that makes it easy to follow the sector rotation of the stock market.

The stock market changes all the time, as money rotates into investments representing different sectors of the economy.

Research has shown that sector rotation strategies can produce superior returns. However, it is not always easy to identify the best investments for trading.

Trade the Best ETFs

Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are highly popular for portfolio diversification, because they provide efficient ways to invest in broad market indexes and equity sectors.

ETFnext provides daily ranking of non-leveraged ETFs corresponding to sectors and subsectors of the U.S. economy to determine their relative momentum. Tracking the changes of the momentum ranking can help you identify new trading opportunities.

Benefits

Find entry and exit points for trades: track the daily changes of the most bullish investments using the Top 5 ETFs momentum ranking.

Identify new investment ideas: the Rotation Zone shows investments with the best chance to enter the top 5 list when the market rotates. ETFs that fall out from the top 5 list will be displayed here as well.

Understand broad market trends: track ETFs representing the 10 largest sectors of the U.S. economy to follow the Economic Cycle.