Read breadth before return
A sector move is healthier when constituent pressure and participation agree. One large stock should not be mistaken for broad sector rotation.
NSE sector leadership and flow
Sector Rotation & Leadership
Market snapshotTotal-volume model
Analysis source
Sector-first cross-sectional model using settled OHLCV, relative strength, pressure, participation, and persistence.
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Choose the evidence source
Total volume is faster and broader. Delivery analysis is a slower conviction lens based on end-of-day delivered quantity.
Rotation describes a posture
Pressure and hand-offs are modelled proxies, not reported institutional transactions. Catalysts, liquidity and price structure are not part of the score.
Market analytics are educational and may be delayed or incomplete. Past performance, inferred pressure, delivery activity, and relative strength do not guarantee future returns.
The sector rotation guide explains how sector leadership, breadth and flow are measured, what the scores mean and where they mislead.
What the Sector Rotation page shows
Sector rotation compares sector leadership across the NSE: which sectors are gaining relative strength, how many of their stocks agree (breadth) and whether traded value is flowing in or out. Choose a window from 1 to 60 sessions and drill from a sector into its constituent stocks.
Two models are available: a fast total-volume model built from settled price and volume, and a slower delivery model built from end-of-day delivered quantity. Both describe past sessions and are not recommendations.