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rotation

[roh-tey-shuhn] / roʊˈteɪ ʃən /




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The result has been both a massive rotation into so-called real economy stocks, as well as those seen as immune to the AI avalanche, and a historic outperformance for U.S. markets.

From Barron's

That rotation, combined with the recent data showing softer inflation, reinforces the case for even lower yields ahead, in Tobias’ view.

From Barron's

Maybe it was something about the rotation of the earth, or sunspots, or something bizarre like that.

From Literature

The BofA survey also detailed some of the ongoing rotation within U.S. equities.

From Barron's

Not only is the sleepcation now part of her vacation rotation, but Taylor plans to find ways to incorporate naps into other trips, too.

From The Wall Street Journal