iQ Sector Rankings
iQUANT’s proprietary sector rankings are designed to help Advisors determine which S&P sectors may be worth investing in based on their anticipated appreciation versus the S&P 500 Index for the next month. The rankings have been tested against a variety of different time periods since 2000. If you would like to overlay our rankings with additional technical analysis, please scroll down to the “Additional Technical Analysis” section.
Sector Rankings (for February 2025)
Learn about iQ Sector Rankings
Market Outperform
Utilities
Consumer Staples
Consumer Discretionary
Market Perform
Technology
Telecommunications
Healthcare
Industrials
Financial Services
Market Underperform
Energy
Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)
Basic Materials
*It is important to note that iQUANT Sector Rankings may differ from the sectors and super sectors selected by iQUANT models. This does not imply that one ranking system is better than the other, it simply is the result of a given starting universe, reconstitution frequencies and/or factors that are utilized.
Additional Technical Analysis
We want your analysis to be as complete as possible. To add further value, iQUANT is happy to provide the following technical analysis summaries of 26 technical indicators as applied to a representative ETF for each sector. The charts below are provided by TradingView.
Here are the sector representative ETFs:
IYR = Real Estate | XLB = Basic Materials | XLC = Communications | XLE = Energy | XLF = Financial Services | XLI = Industrials | XLP = Consumer Staples | XLU = Utilities | XLV = Healthcare | XLY = Consumer Discretionary