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Sector Split

Figures as of 25 Sep 2026

RingMaster measures each of 11 sector funds' strength against the S&P 500 from weekly closes. Leading means a sector both outran the S&P 500 and is still gaining on it; Lagging is the opposite.

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Sector Split

On the week of 25 Sep 2026, 3 of 11 sector funds sat in the Leading quadrant against the S&P 500.

SectorFundQuadrantOne week move1 week change4 week change13 week change
Communication ServicesXLCLeadingStrengthening and accelerating+1.1%-0.1%+1.4%
Consumer DiscretionaryXLYImprovingStrengthening and accelerating-1.4%-5.8%-8.0%
Consumer StaplesXLPLaggingWeakening and slowing-1.4%-3.7%-7.4%
EnergyXLELaggingWeakening and slowing-4.1%-0.8%+10.1%
FinancialsXLFLaggingWeakening but turning up-2.7%-5.7%-2.4%
Health CareXLVLeadingStrengthening but slowing+0.5%-0.3%+1.5%
IndustrialsXLIImprovingStrengthening and accelerating-0.5%-3.9%-10.4%
Information TechnologyXLKLeadingStrengthening but slowing+2.4%+5.4%+3.0%
MaterialsXLBImprovingStrengthening and accelerating-1.1%-6.3%-7.9%
Real EstateXLRELaggingWeakening but turning up-2.6%-6.2%-12.0%
UtilitiesXLULaggingWeakening and slowing-4.3%-7.2%-18.2%

Weekly close of 25 Sep 2026. Current on every plan.

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Questions

What does the Leading quadrant mean?
Leading means a sector fund both outran the S&P 500 and is still gaining on it over the trailing window.
How often does Sector Split update?
The rotation reading is measured from weekly closes, so it moves once a week, current on every plan.

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