ETFSector.com June Outlook: Industrials
industrials have improved in our process throughout 2025, and we are adding to our long in June
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Weekly Performance Summary
ETFSector.com June Outlook: Consumer Discretionary
Betting on continued reflation which historically has benefitted Discretionary stocks.
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ETFSector.com June Outlook: Consumer Staples
Staples remains the highest scoring low vol. sector in our process. We are overweight in June.
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ETFSector.com June Outlook: Healthcare
Healthcare remains the weakest scoring sector in our Elev8 model for June, and we have a zero-weight position for the month.
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ETFSector.com June Outlook: Financials
Banking stocks have started to roll over despite near-term improvement in the equity trend. We’re paring our long in June, though we remain constructive on the Sector longer-term.
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ETFSector.com June Outlook: Information Technology
Risk Appetite has firmed and Technicals are supportive of “risk on” exposure. Info Tech. is our largest overweight position for June.
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ETFSector.com June Outlook: Communication Services
Some concerns have emerged around Alphabet Co.’s search business, while legacy Telco.’s see outflows. We’re paring our long position.
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ETFSector.com June Outlook: Utilities
Keeping a market weight position in the Utilities Sector as a hedge against negative surprises.
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ETFSector.com June Outlook: Real Estate
One of our zero weight sectors this month due to improving investor risk appetite and firming interest rates.
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Performance Summary: Week Ending May 30th, 2025
COMMENTARY: The S&P 500 delivered a strong performance this week, climbing 1.9% as investor sentiment remained upbeat amid robust earnings from several tech giants and continued optimism about the economic outlook. Notably, the largest S&P 500 constituents—Alphabet, Microsoft, and Nvidia—were key drivers, with Nvidia maintaining momentum from sustained AI demand and Alphabet benefiting from strong
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