I have not been a fan of the
technology sector for the past month and even penned a missive calling
"tech leadership an illusion." While superstars such as Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL) were soaring, the rank-and-file tech stocks were actually lagging the market.
Semiconductors have been some of the worst offenders. The benchmark
PHLX Semiconductor (SOX) index actually started to fall in late May and
has already sunk back to levels last seen in October.
There is an old bit of Wall Street wisdom that says to buy the
strongest stocks in the strongest groups. This is based on the concept
of relative strength. Research has shown that outperforming stocks tend
to continue doing so. Conversely, the weakest stocks in the weakest
sectors are likely to keep falling. (more)
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