Sector Rotation: Market Strength tour (Hindi)

Hindi · 2:05 · Published 2026-10-27

Where money is moving: sectors and themes ranked by RS, with 1, 3 and 6-month returns.

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The video is in Hindi; this is the same lesson in English.

Strong stocks rarely move alone. They move in groups. Sector Rotation shows which groups are leading right now.

Left to right is strength: how much a sector beat, or trailed, the index over three months. Bottom to top is momentum: whether that strength is rising or falling.

That gives us four quadrants. Top right is Leading: beating the index, and still getting stronger.

Bottom right is Weakening: still ahead, but losing steam.

Bottom left is Lagging: behind the index, and getting weaker.

Top left is Improving: still behind, but turning up. This is often where the next leaders come from.

The tails show each sector's path over recent weeks. Sectors usually rotate clockwise: improving, then leading, then weakening, then lagging.

Switch from sectors to themes for a sharper view, like defence, or power.

Click any dot to see the stocks inside it, ranked by R-S. That's how you go from a strong group to the strong names within it.

Next, let's test whether following the leading groups actually worked, in Strategy Backtest.

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