Market Dynamics - The market experiences "rotation" during dips, involving the movement of invested money from one sector, industry, or asset class to another [1] - This rotation is fundamentally a "buy low, sell high" strategy, but sectors can become overly dominant [1] - Overcrowded sectors can lead to disproportionate and punishing effects, similar to too many people rushing for an exit [2] Risk Assessment - Big cap technology's dominance in indices means even small selling can significantly impact the indices [2] - Crowded trades in dominant sectors pose a risk of disproportionate losses [2]

word of the day here which is rotation. When we have a dip, guess what. We see movement of money invested in stocks from one place and you can think sectors here, industries or entire asset classes to another place.>> In its basic form, it's pretty benign, right. I mean, it's it's buy low, sell high. If it were only that simple all the time, a lot of times what happens is sectors become very much in demand or very dominant.And that's clearly been the case with with big cap technology. And the problem is bec ...