Utilities pivot sounds alarm for growth stocks

The S&P 500 has spent months churning between 6,700 and 7,000, but a major shift in leadership is quietly changing the market narrative. While technology dominated for years, a move into defensive sectors—specifically utilities, energy, and consumer staples—is sounding an alarm for growth investors. As the Magnificent Seven struggle to maintain their footing, proprietary data from the Limelight Alpha sector model suggests this isn't a temporary dip. Instead, we are seeing a fundamental rotation into "ris ...