PawsAndProfits
06-27
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Yes just like the headline said, embrace the rotation, not fear it like everyone else. I have been anticipating this for a long time, and the wheels have finally started turning. Whales are profit taking from the tech sector and re-directing their money to less loved industries like Healthcare, Utilities and Consumer Staples.

How long will this movement last I am not sure. But I am definitely profiting from some short positions on extremely high valuated tech companies. Follow where the money flows, market seldom reward naysayers. =)

@PawsAndProfits - Specialist in combining FA and TA for Options selling and Swing trading.
Modified in.06-27
Mid-Year 2026 Review: US Stocks Best Quarter Since 2020! What Leads in H2?
The S&P 500 rose 1.65%, with the Nasdaq and Dow also hitting fresh records, locking in the strongest quarterly performance since 2020. U.S.-Iran tensions reduce geopolitical risk, coupled with rising rate-cut expectations driving capital rotation out of gold and other safe havens into risk assets. High-beta tech, space, and semiconductor stocks surged in the risk-on environment. With valuations and sentiment both elevated following the quarter-end highs, can the rally extend into H2? Do you see this as the launchpad for new highs, or the right moment to take profits?
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