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Breakout Watch: One Stock in Each Sector to Watch Now

When sector performance shifts gears from one day to the next, it’s best to be prepared with a handful of stocks from the each of the sectors.

In this hands-on video, David Keller, CMT, highlights his criteria for picking the top stocks in 10 of the 11 S&P sectors.

Discover the importance of trends, moving averages in the right order, breakouts above resistance levels, relative strength, and many other conditions that make a stock a powerful candidate in each sector. You’ll also learn how to add annotations to your charts, set alerts, and identify potential breakout points.

Whether you’re looking to diversify or line up your next investment, this video gives you a sector-by-sector playbook that you can put to work today. So, jump in now and get ahead of the next sector rotation.

The video premiered on July 9, 2025. Watch on StockCharts’ dedicated David Keller page!

Previously recorded videos from Dave are available at this link.

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