The big theme of 2026 (so far) has been rotation away from AI/Growth themes into Cyclicals and Commodity themes. Our Elev8 trend following model is adjusting to align with the new trend.
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When the Energy sector outperforms, it’s typically a fairly short and intense move. We could be late, but given the sector entered 2026 from a structurally oversold condition, we are betting on continued interest in the near-term.
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Demand for Base and Precious Metal exposures has boosted the sector into a clear intermediate-term bullish reversal. The macro backdrop is also conducive to Materials Sector outperformance.
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Industrials have benefitted from a clear investor shift towards cyclicality and Value stocks in early 2026.
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It’s been hard to get a read on the consumer amidst the trifecta of Fed Easing, Geopolitical turmoil and renewed tariff threats. We’re pulling a cop out and going market weight during this period of macro fluctuations.
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Some evidence that the sector is bottoming out has us preferring it as our defensive hedge sector for February.
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With health insurance in danger of becoming the latest political football and upwards pressure on rates, we’re staying on the sidelines for February.
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A week January for the sector was a disappointment. We like the sector as an oversold inflation hedge entering February despite some lackluster technicals.
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Semiconductors remain strong, software continues to be de-rated. Weakness in AAPL and MSFT a growing concern. We start February close to neutral on Tech shares.
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In a K-shaped economy, this is a K-shaped sector. Alphabet and META improve, most other names are getting worse, but >70% of the sector’s market cap. are in the former two stocks.
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