Sector rotation is the tendency for market leadership to shift from one part of the market to another over time. Tracking which sectors are strengthening and weakening is a way to see where leadership is concentrated. WealthStar ranks sector strength and its rotation daily.
At any point, some sectors are leading the market and others are lagging. As conditions change, that leadership rotates — money and momentum move from, say, defensives toward cyclicals, or from one theme to another. Rotation is not a prediction; it is a description of where relative strength currently sits and how it is changing.
One clean way is to look at relative strength at the sector level — for example, the median RS of the stocks in each sector — and watch how those sector ranks change over time. A sector climbing the ranks is gaining leadership; one sliding down is losing it. WealthStar computes a strength score per sector and flags which are rising and falling.
The Sector Strength view ranks every sector by its median relative strength and marks the biggest movers since the prior session, so you can see where leadership is broadening or narrowing. It is descriptive market context — one lens on the tape, not a recommendation.
Educational analysis only. WealthStar shows descriptive data and classifications — not buy/sell calls, price targets, or investment advice, and it is not a SEBI-registered research analyst service. Do your own research.