Sea to Sky Cargo vs the S&P 500 (SEA): is it outperforming?
Over the past month, SEA has outperformed the S&P 500 by 3.8 points. Here is where that puts it in the sector rotation — updated daily.
Where SEA sits on the rotation map
Sea to Sky Cargo highlighted against the 11 broad S&P 500 sectors. Vertical: 1-month spread vs the S&P 500. Horizontal: the longer, time-shifted window — the methodology explains the math.
SEA vs SPY: head-to-head returns
SEA (sea to sky cargo) and SPY (the S&P 500) side by side over every window Zensei tracks. The spread is the difference — positive means SEA won that window.
Data as of 2026-08-28 · computed from daily adjusted closes · how we measure
The read
Sea to Sky Cargo (SEA) sits in the Outperformers quadrant of the rotation map: it has clearly beaten the S&P 500 by 3.8 points over the past month, on top of a 10.1-point advantage over the longer, time-shifted window. Ranked by one-month spread, it currently stands #35 of the 115 groups Zensei tracks.
On the shorter tape, SEA's momentum is mixed: the longer intraday trend is still positive, but the recent windows have gone flat. SEA's relative-strength line is holding around its moving averages — the trend is intact but no longer extending. The longer trend remains healthier than the recent tape suggests — the kind of divergence worth rechecking in a week.
The exposure comes via U.S. Global Sea to Sky Cargo ETF, whose 12 tracked holdings are led by INTERNATIONAL SEAWAYS INC, DHT HOLDINGS INC and GLOBAL SHIP LEASE INC CLASS A. Weighted by portfolio, the fund's holdings trade at roughly 9.4× earnings and 2.3× sales. The thing to watch from here is durability: outperformers that hold their one-month spread while the longer window keeps building tend to stay out front; a fading spread is the early exit signal.
What's inside SEA
Top 5 of 12 tracked holdings, by portfolio weight.
Sea to Sky Cargo vs the market — common questions
Is sea to sky cargo outperforming the S&P 500?
Right now, yes: over the past month SEA has outperformed the S&P 500 by 3.8 points. This page updates daily, so the answer reflects current market data rather than a dated article.
What is SEA?
SEA is U.S. Global Sea to Sky Cargo ETF, the fund Zensei uses to measure the sea to sky cargo group against the S&P 500 benchmark (SPY).
Which stocks are in SEA?
SEA's largest tracked positions are INTERNATIONAL SEAWAYS INC, DHT HOLDINGS INC, GLOBAL SHIP LEASE INC CLASS A, SCORPIO TANKERS INC, TEEKAY CORP LTD — 12 holdings in total. The full list, with each stock measured against the group, is part of Zensei Premium.
What quadrant is sea to sky cargo in right now?
As of the latest daily data, sea to sky cargo is in the Outperformers quadrant — outperforming the S&P 500 on both the recent and the longer, time-shifted window. The quadrant rules are documented on the Zensei methodology page.
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