Sector rotation is the practice of shifting investments through the course of a regular business cycle into sectors that are expected to perform the best in each phase of the business cycle. Within each phase of the business cycle there are different economic factors at work and some sectors will thrive while others will struggle. By investing in the strongest sectors of the current phase of each economic cycle, practitioners of sector rotation are able to significantly boost their investment returns. Instead of investing in the entire stock market index, why not invest in the top performing sectors and harvest  

Who doesn’t love a good stock market crash? Outside of short-term traders, it’s an opportunity to reload your portfolio if you’re a long-term investor and a chance to dip your toes into the world of Wall Street in if you’re a newbie. The lore associated with stock market crashes fascinate nearly all involved in the game of investing, just is the case that the fear of a crash paralyzes most traders, in extreme cases keeping them up at night and fearful to pull the trigger on a trade. One can get caught up in the drama surrounding a crashing market,  

Right now, the market thinking is that stock markets and their potential to deliver profits have been cut short of late. No one is surprised that the shrinking economy has just a direct impact on the stock market itself, and this means that more and more investors all over the world are liquidating their investments and pulling out in fear that the red marks on the stock market will just snowball and bankrupt everybody.

Of course this is not true for now as these companies have their own safety nets, coupled with the government bail outs to increase investor confidence.  

The coronavirus’ stock market impact is immense. It is spooking stock markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) shed 12{5b0579ddad123e8826b0f99aaf2548fba6b6d6310808b95d99d67897c25a7935} or over 3000 points over five days, February 24-28, the largest 5-day drop since the Great Recession. The DJIA recorded the biggest single day drop (1191) during that week on February 27.

China is a key player in companies’ supply chain. That’s why analysts fear firms in China won’t deliver parts to companies like Apple and Walmart, which will cause these firms’ results to suffer. The fear of the unknown is causing panic. Stock markets hate uncertainty, and this virus