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GICS Sector Performance 8 (Sector Weight(
As of June 30, re
The major equity market ` theme' this quaner was the rapid reversal in
performance for the traditional high dividend yieding sectors, such as
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Materials and Energy ( as well as Utilities in the small cap spars). With
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Seminar's comments suggesting an end to CE may be near the high
dividend yells exemplified by companies within these sectors became less Cmsomer ..,. a' y
compelling. With the ten- year bow rising 65 bps during the quarter,
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investors are already starting to act on this potential outcome. The strong
performance of Utilities within the Russell 1000 wa s somewhat of an
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segment, highlighted by Berkshire Hathaway a takeover of NV Energy Hal Cam ( 12. av C.
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consumer discretionary, and materials. Financials do not fall Into either
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migrated to higher cyclical exposure given favorable all valuations. This
trend Is expected to continue as long as economic growth remains positive
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sectors on a red 12 -month FE basis. This is down form a high of 1 251 in
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