Industry sectors rotate leadership during different stages of the economic cycle. Understanding how each sector is expected to perform is an important factor for investors to consider when they strive to beat the market.

Equal Weight Sector Rotation Strategy
The S&P equal weight sector rotation strategy has beaten the market for the last ten years.

Sector Rotation Strategy - 2009. The sector rotation strategy for 2009 that takes advantage of the changing U.S. economy from reduced consumer spending, increased U.S. debt and deleveraging.

Sector Rotation, a Proven Investing Strategy
Two quality studies show sector rotation investing strategies can deliver market beating results.

Sector Rotation Strategy - Exports Driving Economic Growth
Consumers cannot be counted on to drive economic growth. Instead, U.S. exports will the the engine of growth for years to come.

Big Oil Entering the Shale Natural Gas Arena
Natural gas from shale is attracting big oil with their large capital base. What does this mean for the shale natural gas companies?

Home Improvement Industry Trends
In 2010 the home improvement industry is set to reach its low and begin to rise. Investors should benefit.

Smart Grid Investing
Smart grid investing offers investors significant long term opportunities in small as well as large companies.

Utilities Sector Outlook in the Carbon Cap World. The outlook for the utilities sector in 2009 face significant new challenges from the green initiatives by the Obama administration and Congress.

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Our Premier Members receive frequent reviews of industry sectors. Certain sectors will lead and other sectors will follow the economic cycle. Knowing which sector is about to outperform the market and which sector will underperform the economy is an important factors to consider when investing.

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