I haven’t used sector rotation for many years but here is an update to my Fidelity Sector Rotation
Post from 12/2/2020; TMF: Sector Rotation another check / Mechanical Investing (fool.com)
Sector Rotation for the last 10 years with a bull market not draw downs has neither helped nor hurt.
Likewise from 10/15/2007 which included the ’08 bear.
Using rgearyiii’s rrs type momentum wave and Fidelity Sectors top 3 using the following sector funds:
FNARX 1997-02-28 Fidelity Select Natural Resources Portfolio
FSPTX 1981-07-14 Fidelity Select Technology Portfolio
FSRFX 1986-09-29 Fidelity Select Transportation Portfolio
FSAGX 1985-12-16 Fidelity Select Gold Portfolio
FIUIX 1987-11-27 Fidelity Telecom and Utilities Fund
FSAVX 1986-06-30 Fidelity Select Automotive Portfolio
FSELX 1985-07-29 Fidelity Select Semiconductors Portfolio
FSPCX 1985-12-16 Fidelity Select Insurance Portfolio
FSCHX 1985-07-29 Fidelity Select Chemicals Portfolio
FSDAX 1984-05-08 Fidelity Select Defense & Aerospace Portfolio
FSHOX 1986-09-29 Fidelity Select Construction & Housing Portfolio
FSHCX 1986-06-30 Fidelity Select Health Care Services Portfolio
FCYIX 1997-02-28 Fidelity Select Industrials Portfolio
http://gtr1.net/2013/?~Fid_SectorRot:s20071015f0.15000::dspo…
From 10/15/2007 till present:
SectorRot SPY
CAGR: 9.3 9.9
TR: 258 284
Log2TR: 1.8 1.9
SAWR(20; 0.95): 5.8 6.7
GSD(20): 23.9 19.2
DIGSD(20; 0%): 27.9 23.4
LDD(20; 0%): 16.0 13.4
LDDD3: 16.1 12.5
MDD: -58.9 -54.8
UI(20): 17.0 14.1
Sharpe(20): 0.5 0.6
Beta(20): 1.1 1.0
TI(20): 10.0 10.4
AT: 4.3 0.0
A bust, a lot of effort for no gain. Sector rotation seemed like a good idea but not everything works
the way we expect it to.
RAM