NSE Sector Rotation & Relative Strength
Live NSE sector rotation ranking and relative strength leaderboard. See which sectors are leading and lagging vs Nifty — refreshed daily. Educational only.
Daily ranking of NSE sectors by composite relative strength versus Nifty 500. RS is computed across 1-, 3- and 6-month windows so leadership is visible across timeframes — sectors gaining ground top the table, laggards sit at the bottom.
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How Traders Pair Insights With Scanners
Breadth as background context
Breadth summarizes how widely moves are shared. Widely-supported uptrends are often scrutinized differently from narrow, index-led tape—use the gauges here as background when you vet scanner rows yourself.
Prioritise leading sectors
Leadership rotates: some sectors outperform for quarters, others stall. Identify the cohorts labelled strongest on our heatmaps, then open Pre-Breakout Stocks or Breakout Stocks to see whether individual names match the same story the sector chart suggests.
Combine top-down and bottom-up analysis
A strong stock chart inside a weak sector can raise different questions than the same chart inside a leading sector. Swing Edge shows both layers so you can reason about alignment without us pushing a particular position size or trade count.
Narrow breadth vs strong sectors
If breadth weakens while indices hover high, some investors treat that as a structural warning worth studying further. The Bearish Setups page lists downside-model output for additional context—still your decision what to do with positions.
Frequently Asked Questions — NSE Sector Rotation & Relative Strength
What is sector relative strength?
Sector RS compares each sector benchmark to a broad index (Nifty 500) over rolling windows — typically 1, 3 and 6 months. Outperforming sectors have rising RS; underperformers have falling RS.
How is sector rotation calculated?
Rotation rank blends multi-period RS scores to produce a leadership ranking. Sectors with consistent outperformance across windows rank highest; sectors transitioning from lag to lead climb the table over weeks.
Should I only buy from leading sectors?
Not strictly. Leading sectors raise base rates for breakouts, but late-stage leaders can also be over-extended. Strong setups in early-stage rotating-in sectors are often higher quality than chasing extended leaders. Use rotation as one input among several.
How fast do sectors rotate?
Rotation timescales vary — from weeks (post-event rotations like Budget or rate decisions) to multiple quarters (cyclical themes like capex or interest-rate regimes). Watch both short-window RS changes and longer-term trend slope to distinguish noise from regime shift.