Seems like a lot of the stocks that are going down have had so much growth and that looking at longer time horizons makes sense. Zoom, Twilio, etc. have had huge growth already so I assume the 2nd derivative of growth will be negative for a long time.
Up until a few weeks ago the vaccine stocks skyrocketed like 75-100% (MRNA, BNTX, NVAX). Even right now the Drug stocks are still going up almost every day (JNJ, PFE, MRK, LLY, etc.). Pfizer went from the $43 breakout to almost $53 in 2-3 weeks.
I do agree that the recent market rally is larger based on Consumer Staples, Utilities and Healthcare (XLP, XLU & XLV). Seems like a bear market right now is just sector rotation and not much actual selling. Even on heavy selling days the defensive sectors almost always come back at the end of the day.