Sector Rotation
NSE Sector Rotation Today
Which of the 12 major NSE sectors lead and lag right now — a composite strength ranking, relative strength vs the overall market, breadth and momentum per sector, and the leader / laggard stocks behind each move. Read for you, not just the raw number.
Avg velocity
−3 bps
market-wide
Avg RSI
39.1
market-wide
Avg volume ratio
2.24x
vs typical
Sectors advancing
1 / 12
A/D ratio ≥ 1
Draconic read
Rotation is narrow: Infrastructure leads while Banking ranks last.
Generated from 8 of 175+ Draconic signals · 11 May, 03:31 pm IST · analysis, not advice
Sector strength ranking
All 12 sectors ranked by composite score — breadth, momentum, volume and technicals blended into one read. Bar length is the composite score; the chip shows each sector’s top leader and top laggard by intraday velocity.
Sector-by-sector detail
Relative strength vs market, breadth and technicals for each sector, with the top leader and top laggard by intraday velocity.
Infrastructure
−152 RS3/9
Advancing
0.50
A/D ratio
56%
Above VWAP
Pharma
0 RS6/12
Advancing
1.00
A/D ratio
25%
Above VWAP
FMCG
0 RS4/10
Advancing
0.67
A/D ratio
20%
Above VWAP
Energy
+24 RS2/6
Advancing
0.50
A/D ratio
50%
Above VWAP
Financial Services
+16 RS4/15
Advancing
0.36
A/D ratio
20%
Above VWAP
IT
−4 RS1/10
Advancing
0.11
A/D ratio
10%
Above VWAP
Metal
+15 RS1/9
Advancing
0.12
A/D ratio
11%
Above VWAP
Materials
+13 RS2/9
Advancing
0.29
A/D ratio
33%
Above VWAP
Auto
+5 RS1/14
Advancing
0.08
A/D ratio
14%
Above VWAP
Oil & Gas
+44 RS1/5
Advancing
0.25
A/D ratio
20%
Above VWAP
Consumer
0 RS0/12
Advancing
0.00
A/D ratio
25%
Above VWAP
Banking
+51 RS2/14
Advancing
0.17
A/D ratio
7%
Above VWAP
How we compute this
Each of the 12 sectors is scored on four legs: breadth (the advance/decline ratio across its constituents), momentum (average intraday velocity in basis points and acceleration), volume (participation relative to typical turnover) and technicals (average RSI and the share of constituents trading above VWAP). These blend into the composite score shown in the ranking above — a same-session read of sector health, not a price target.
Relative strength vs market is a sector’s momentum measured against the average momentum across all sectors for the same session — positive means the sector is observed leading the broader tape, negative means it’s lagging it. This is distinct from a simple end-of-day percentage change: because it’s built from intraday velocity (rate of price change per unit time, not just start-to-end distance), a sector can show strong relative strength mid-session even while its EOD % change looks unremarkable, or vice-versa if it decelerates into the close. That’s what makes this a rotation lens — where participation is shifting right now — rather than a static scoreboard of sector returns.
Leaders and laggards per sector are the constituents with the strongest and weakest intraday velocity, alongside their volume ratio — so a “leader” with low volume reads differently than one trading on heavy turnover. It’s one of several participation lenses Draconic reads alongside 175+ other signals — surfaced here for free.
Frequently asked
What is sector rotation?
Sector rotation is the shift of relative strength between sectors as market participation moves — e.g. from defensives like pharma and FMCG into cyclicals like banks and metals, or vice versa. Tracking it shows where money is observed to be flowing right now, sector by sector.
What does the composite score measure?
The composite score blends each sector's breadth (advance/decline ratio), momentum (velocity and acceleration), volume participation and technical positioning (RSI, % above VWAP) into a single 0-100 rank. It's a same-session read of sector health, not a forecast.
What is relative strength vs market?
Relative strength vs market compares a sector's momentum to the overall market average for the same session. A positive value means the sector is observed leading the tape; a negative value means it's lagging — read alongside breadth so a high RS score isn't mistaken for broad participation.
How is this different from end-of-day sector % change?
EOD % change only shows where a sector ended relative to the previous close. This read uses intraday velocity (basis points per unit time) and acceleration across the session, so a sector that's decelerating into the close reads differently here than a flat EOD number would suggest — it's a rotation lens, not a scoreboard.
Is this a buy or sell signal?
No. This page is educational analysis of observed sector participation — not advice, a recommendation, or a prediction. Leaders and laggards shown are historical/current structure, not targets. Cross-check before acting.
Educational analysis only — not investment advice, not a recommendation, and not a prediction. Draconic is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser, research analyst, or broker-dealer. All figures are derived analytics computed from market data and may be delayed or incorrect; levels shown are observed structure, not targets. Do your own research and cross-check before acting — even Draconic can miss.