Why some investors and analysts prefer to invest in next rotating sectors now?

BryanPerry answered one year ago …

If we fail to rotate out of sectors where weakness in business conditions is apparent, then we are setting ourselves up for losses. But if we keep on top of the pockets of economic strength, we can then move our income assets to the right sectors accordingly.

We must always consider other strong sectors where potential upside exists because, often, once a sector is "hot," much of the opportunity has already been lost.

Exposure in senior housing, long-term health care facilities, biotech/labs, REITs, commodities (fertilizer, iron ore, copper, and lumber) and hybrid financing are just some of the sectors that are showing strong secular growth trends—and we use all of those tools in my 25% Cash Machine Service, in which we own and manage a basket of around 20 high-yield securities and rotate among the strongest sectors of the economy.

But, not only has the market for high-yield securities grown exponentially, the derivatives market has exploded in the past 15 years – especially in light of this financial downturn.

In my Tactical Trader service, we capitalize on these opportunities with a mix of long call options and short put options, to capture profits where and when we find, which has been key in the fast-paced market.