ETFSector.com January Outlook: Real Estate
Real Estate stocks have generally worked best during bull trends since the pandemic impaired the Office REIT industry.
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Real Estate stocks have generally worked best during bull trends since the pandemic impaired the Office REIT industry.
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Currently unloved and historically low vol. Both features make Real Estate an attractive exposure to us given the potential for continued rotation within equities.
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Souring AI sentiment and a slowing economy are potential drivers of consolidation or correction. We’ve seen increased demand for low vol. exposure in the near-term.
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Alphabet Co. blossoming into a cutting-edge AI player has kept the sector competitive in the near-term.
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We expect the buyer to accumulate near-term oversold conditions given the backdrop of a supportive Fed and solid seasonals.
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Insurance stocks have improved in the near-term, but sector and industry level trends remain weak over the intermediate term as consumer credit shows signs of deterioration at the margins.
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Fundamental, technical and macro tailwinds appear to be lining up in favor of Healthcare stocks as 2025 winds down.
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Low vol. sectors have seen flows inflect positively in November. We think Staples have regained luster as a defensive hedge, particularly because a lot of bad news has already been priced into the stocks since August highs.
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Expectations of Fed easing in December have boosted the sector near-term, but we see few signs of clear bullish reversal at the stock level.
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We think Fed Easing against a backdrop of slowing economic growth is more likely to benefit Growth Stocks than Value Stocks which keeps us negative on the Industrial sector going into December.
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