The Sector Rotation That's Sending Institutional Money to Energy

Why the S&P 500's modest drop masks the most aggressive sector rotation I've seen in years
 
   
     
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The Sector Rotation That's Sending Institutional Money to Energy

If you’re only watching the S&P 500 through the SPY ETF, you’re getting an incomplete picture of what this market’s actually doing.

On the surface, SPY is down only a few percent. That makes the damage feel contained, almost orderly. 

But once you peel back a layer, the story changes fast…

Plenty of individual stocks are down 30%, 40%, even 50%. 

Names like Oracle (ORCL), AMD (AMD), Micron (MU), Palantir (PLTR), Meta (META) and Microsoft (MSFT) have all started to roll over in a pattern that feels eerily similar to the early stages of 2022.


This Isn’t a Panic. It’s a Rotation.

Institutional money isn’t leaving equities — it’s being redeployed. 

Capital is moving away from crowded, premium-priced tech and into sectors tied to real-world demand and scarcity. 

Energy (XLE), Materials S(XLB) and Consumer Staples (XLP) are holding up far better than the headline index suggests.

The clearest proof is in the equal-weight data.

While SPY remains red on the year, the Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF (RSP) is still near highs.

When you remove market-cap distortion, you see what institutions are actually buying. They still want energy. They still want materials. They want balance instead of concentration.


This Shift Reflects a Broader Reassessment of Tech’s Dominance

The market is beginning to question whether the mega-cap leaders of the last decade can keep justifying their valuations as infrastructure, power and raw inputs become increasingly critical. 

XLE and XLB may be small portions of SPY, but their strength tells you exactly where the money is flowing.

In an environment like this, relying purely on direction can be punishing. 

Volatility is high, rotations are fast and patience gets tested. 

That’s why income-based structures matter more than ever right now…

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Jeffry Turnmire
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