Back to Dashboard

Telecom Sector Analysis

🟢 leading

3 constituents · Updated 2026-10-19

Rotation Score
16.9
Momentum Score
+32.6
Weekly Return
+4.8%
Monthly Return
+1.7%
Avg RSI
46.5
Neutral
Avg ADX
21.2
Weak/No Trend

Top Gainers

-13.6%

Top Losers

-13.6%

Volume Leaders

0.92x

Rotation & Relative Strength Trends (180d)

History · 72 days

🟢

Why is this sector leading?

4/8 bullish
Relative Strength above NIFTY500 (RS Score: +6.35)
Momentum is positive and increasing (Score: +32.61)
Average RSI at 46.5 — neutral zone
Average ADX at 21.2 — weak trend, possible consolidation
0% of stocks above 200 EMA (0/3)
Weekly return: +4.75%
Monthly return: +1.72%
3-month return: -3.64%

Sector Constituents · 3 stocks

Sort:
BHARTIARTLUptrend
27.7
RS +4.2Mom +2.1%RSI 57ADX 21Vol 1.08x52W -13.3%
INDUSTOWERUptrend
23.3
RS +4.6Mom +0.3%RSI 53ADX 11Vol 1.08x52W -20.0%
IDEADowntrend
16.1
RS +43.5Mom -13.6%RSI 34ADX 30Vol 0.92x52W -21.3%

About the Telecom Sector & Relative Strength Metrics

The Telecom sector represents a key component of the Indian markets. Tracking its relative strength index enables swing traders and quantitative portfolio managers to optimize asset allocation strategies dynamically.

Under the hood, SectorLens rates the entire constituent list of Telecom against the Nifty 500 index benchmark (^CRSLDX). We compute both relative strength (RS) scores and momentum indicators to plot coordinates on the Relative Rotation Graph (RRG).

Sectors in the 🟢 Leading quadrant indicate strong relative strength and positive momentum, attracting institutional money flow. Conversely, 🔴 Lagging status indicates underperformance, where traders typically avoid long exposures.

How to use this data: Identify top-ranking stocks within leading sectors to build high-probability momentum trading setups. Link back to our Relative Rotation Graph (RRG) tool or the Sectors Leaderboard for market-wide comparison.

SectorLensSectorLens
Loading