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== Examples == An investor or trader may describe the current market movements as favoring [[basic material]] stocks over [[semiconductor]] stocks by calling the environment a sector rotation from semiconductors to basic materials. An example of a sector clustering would be:<ref>[https://www.fidelity.com/learning-center/trading-investing/markets-sectors/introduction-to-sector-investing/intro-sector-rotation-strats Fidelity Learning Center: Sector rotation: An introduction]</ref> ; Leading : This includes stocks like consumer cyclicals and financial companies. These would do well when the market is at its bottom. ; In-line : This includes stocks like technology and telecommunication. These should outperform the overall market in the main part of a bull market. ; Lagging : This includes stocks like energy companies. These would perform well when the market is at its top. ; Contrarian : This includes consumer staples. These should perform least badly in a bear market. Note that the performances mentioned are always relative to the overall market. During a bear market it is expected that all stocks will go down some.
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