Chart Room · Weekly & Monthly Rotation

Weekly & Monthly RRG Maps.
See where leadership is moving.

Relative Rotation Graphs show the market's internal leadership: who is leading the S&P 500, who is improving, and where relative momentum is breaking down. Weekly rotation identifies current movement, while the monthly view provides the larger trend.

September 2026 Rotation Update

Leadership is improving,
but remains selective.

The weekly and monthly views provide two levels of market context. Weekly rotation shows where leadership is moving now. Monthly rotation shows whether that movement is developing into a durable larger trend.

Weekly Relative Rotation Graph for the 11 S&P 500 sectors
11 S&P 500 Sectors · Weekly

Energy leads while Technology weakens.

Energy is the strongest weekly leader. Health Care and Financials remain inside the leading quadrant, but both are losing relative momentum. Technology is firmly in the weakening quadrant. Communication Services, Consumer Staples, Consumer Discretionary, and Materials are improving, while Real Estate, Utilities, and Industrials remain on the lagging side. The weekly rotation is broadening, but leadership remains mixed and highly selective.

Weekly Relative Rotation Graph for the Magnificent 7
Magnificent 7 · Weekly

Microsoft leads as weekly breadth improves.

MSFT is the clear weekly leader, with NVDA and AMZN moving into the leading quadrant. AAPL is sitting near the leading and weakening boundary. META and NFLX are improving with positive relative momentum. GOOGL and TSLA remain in the lagging quadrant despite attempts to turn higher. The weekly mega-cap rotation is improving, but leadership is still divided across the group.

Monthly Relative Rotation Graph for the 11 S&P 500 sectors
11 S&P 500 Sectors · Monthly

Energy and Technology lead the monthly rotation.

Energy is the strongest monthly leader, while Technology remains firmly inside the leading quadrant. Materials, Health Care, Real Estate, and Consumer Staples are improving, with Industrials beginning to press into leadership. Consumer Discretionary, Financials, Utilities, and Communication Services remain on the lagging side. The monthly picture is improving, but leadership is still concentrated rather than broad.

Monthly Relative Rotation Graph for the Magnificent 7
Magnificent 7 · Monthly

Google and Apple lead, but momentum is fading.

GOOGL and AAPL remain inside the leading quadrant, but both monthly tails are rotating lower as relative momentum weakens. NVDA and TSLA remain in the weakening quadrant. MSFT, META, AMZN, and NFLX are still on the lagging side, although MSFT and META are beginning to curl higher. The monthly mega-cap picture remains fractured, with leadership concentrated in GOOGL and AAPL.

What we are looking for: confirmation between the weekly and monthly rotations. Weekly movement shows where leadership may be developing; the monthly view determines whether that movement is becoming part of the larger trend. Rotation tells us where to look; structure and signal decide when to act.