Where money is actually rotating across the eleven SPDR sector ETFs, measured against the S&P 500 rather than on their own. A sector up 1% while the market gains 2% is quietly losing leadership. The rotation map plots every sector by relative strength and momentum (Leading, Weakening, Lagging, Improving). The banner reads the overall risk posture from cyclicals versus defensives. The table shows each sector's edge over the market across 1D–3M, whether it is rotating in or out this week, and the volume behind the move. You can switch to absolute returns at any time. Sectors rotating in are often where the next high-cadence movers turn up, so click a row to see today's scan movers inside it, or a header to sort.

A proprietary daily-rhythm ranking of the liquid US market, built to surface names with the kind of tradeable cadence you can learn and trade in and out of. The Cadence Score (0–100) blends average daily range, how consistent that range has been, liquidity, and price band, so a higher score means more reliable intraday movement. ADR% is the typical daily swing, Consistency is how steady that swing has been (closer to 1.0 is a steadier rhythm, lower is more erratic), and the Tag flags names whose price leans them toward swing territory. Leveraged and inverse funds are left out, since their range comes from the leverage and the underlying stock is already here on its own. Click any column to sort.