Bullish rotation occurs when capital shifts from leading sectors into lagging ones, sustaining an upward market trend. Traders use it to spot broadening momentum, while long-term investors benefit from diversified gains. This strategy signals reduced risk of a top, as strength rotates across stocks rather than concentrating in a few.
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