Chart of the Month: Divergences in the technology sector

At first glance, the technology sector appears stable. However, a differentiated view shows a clear divergence within the sector. While semiconductor and infrastructure stocks continue to show strength, traditional software and cybersecurity stocks are clearly lagging behind. Capital is therefore no longer just rotating between sectors, but increasingly also within the technology sector.
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Hawk-eye signal: recognizing divergences within a sector

When a sector diverges internally, clear relative trends emerge:

  • Leading stocks reach new highs and confirm their strength
  • Weaker stocks show no sustained momentum despite recovery attempts

In this environment, relative strength provides the decisive indication of where capital is actually flowing.

This is precisely where the systematic approach of the Hawk-Eye certificate comes in:

  • The price serves as an objective decision filter
  • Implementation is rule-based when adding to and removing from positions
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Positioning in the current environment

  • Overweight in structurally strong infrastructure and semiconductor stocks
  • Underweight in traditional software and cybersecurity stocks with a weak momentum profile

Since March, the Hawk-Eye certificate has been positioned in the following securities, among others:

Nebius Group, Marvell Technology, Intel, Vertiv Holdings, Jabil

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