Market volatility has a way of scattering investors—but it doesn't destroy money. It moves it. And right now, Larry Benedict, founder of The Opportunistic Trader and a 40-year market veteran, says he's watching clear rotation into three sectors with specific stocks absorbing the bulk of those flows.
The backdrop is a market that's done something genuinely unusual. After weeks of turbulence, the Nasdaq ripped roughly 20% off its lows while the S&P gained around 12–13%—one of the sharpest recoveries Benedict says he's witnessed in four decades. And yet, he's not ready to call it a new bull run. "I think we're nearer the top end of the range," he says, pointing to persistent geopolitical uncertainty, energy prices, and questions about what comes next for interest rates. He's not ultra-bearish—but he is watching risk.
