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January 13, 2026 S&P futures −0.2% after U.S. equities finished higher Monday, reversing an early dip. Small caps outperformed again, extending the early-2026 broadening /
January 13, 2026 S&P futures −0.2% after U.S. equities finished higher Monday, reversing an early dip. Small caps outperformed again, extending the early-2026 broadening /
January 12, 2026 S&P futures off 0.6% in Monday morning trading after U.S. equities finished strongly higher in the first full week of 2026, with
Early 2026 is defined by late-cycle rotation rather than regime change. Broadening earnings, rate volatility, and improving productivity favor cyclical Value sectors tactically, while structural Growth leadership remains intact. Selectivity and balance—not binary style bets—are increasingly critical as expansion matures
Value’s early-2026 resurgence reflects rising rate uncertainty, widening earnings participation, and investor demand for near-term cash flows. While not yet signaling a lasting regime change, the rotation underscores late-cycle discipline as markets rebalance away from concentrated Growth leadership toward broader, valuation-aware exposure
January 9, 2026 S&P futures +0.1% in Friday morning trading following a mostly higher Thursday close, with market broadening the dominant theme. The equal-weight S&P
January 8, 2025 We introduced our Elev8 model in June of 2024 and have been running it in its current form since August 28, 2024.
As 2026 begins, thematic investing is shifting from hype to proof, with AI, infrastructure, robotics, and space driven by capital intensity and visibility, while clean energy demands greater selectivity and patience after valuation resets
January 8, 2026 S&P futures −0.25% in Thursday morning trading following a mostly lower close Wednesday, with stocks ending near session lows. Pro-cyclical leaders that
January 7, 2026 S&P futures −0.2% in Tuesday morning trading after U.S. equities finished higher on Tuesday. Prior session leadership was firmly pro-cyclical, with memory,
Within ETFSector.com’s roughly 130-ETF universe, 2025’s laggards clustered in real estate, staples, software, and upstream energy as concentration favored AI infrastructure. These underperformers weren’t broken—just out of phase—setting selective rebound potential in 2026 if rates, breadth, or commodities turn improve.
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