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CONSUMERS STA (NY: XLP )

75.36 +0.21 (+0.28%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Apr 23, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Key Levels For A Lasting Bottom In Stocks
Where is possible support for the major U.S. stock indexes? If that support fails, what type of 
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Declining Liquidity Is Bad News For Profits And Stocks
The latest data show the Fed keeps draining liquidity quite aggressively. 
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Investor Anxiety As Bear Market May Give Way To Recession
Most investors seem convinced that a significant near-term recession is inevitable and as the bear gets worse, cash may be the safest place for their money. We disagree and suggest other courses of... 
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Last Week's Short-Term Downtrend Continues
The short-term downtrend continues. It took just two days early this week for the PMO to go from the top of its range to the bottom. Negative emotions took control of the selling this week, and there... 
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Leading And Lagging Sectors For June 15, 2022
Gainers Symbol Name Price Change ($) Change (%) Volume 
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Defensive Value: The Safety Trade of 2022
Defensive value sectors – Healthcare, Consumer Staples, Utilities – are doing ok so far in 2022. 
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Your Stock and Sector Check-up before the Fed Day
We will have the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and press conference tomorrow afternoon and will see how high the Fed lifts the Fed Funds rate 
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Leading And Lagging Sectors For June 14, 2022
Gainers Symbol Name Price Change ($) Change (%) Volume 
Via Benzinga
A Short-Term Downtrend Started Before Friday's Selloff
A short-term downtrend started on Thursday, June 9, and Friday's selling was severe and was mostly attributed to the hot inflation report. But I suspect that the buyers had dried up by Wednesday, and... 
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Why Stocks Could Have Quite A Bit Further To Fall
Friday's above-expectations inflation report ushered in more selling pressure for stocks. Is there a case for double-digit downside from the June 10 close? 
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3 Best ETFs to Buy Now for Safety-Seeking Investors
These are three of the best ETFs to buy. XLP, SOXX, and RSP can make great investments in the rest of the year. 
Via InvestorPlace
Rare Back-to-Back-to-Back Signal
Did the stock market experience an overdue bounce this week or does breadth data support the final low being in place? How does recent market action align with lows in 2011, 2016, and 2020? How about a... 
Via Talk Markets
Fine Wine Continues To Outperform The Stock Market
Some of the more standard alternative investments include real estate investment trusts (REITs), private equity, hedge funds and venture capital. One alternative investment benchmark, the Liv-ex Fine... 
Via Benzinga
The 7 Best ETFs to Buy Now if You’re Looking for Safety
Going with a basket of investment ideas could be the ideal approach during these uncertain times. 
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S&P 500 1Q22 Earnings Recap: Growth Holding Up
With about 95% of the S&P 500 constituents having reported 1Q22 earnings, we look at aggregate performance and EPS estimates of the eleven S&P500 sectors during the past earnings season and look ahead... 
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Stock Market Capitulation Coming Soon? Hinted By Market Rotation Out From This Sector
Market rotation out from this defensive sector could signal the start of stock market capitulation based on the analogue comparison of the global financial crisis in 2008. 
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Monitoring Investment Regime Trends With ETF Pairs
Markets move in waves and it’s valuable to keep an eye on the big-picture ebbs and flows for context with portfolio rebalancing, adjusting risk exposure and much more. 
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The Case For Buying The Dip
The case for buying the dip is based on the availability of undervalued assets in a market that has suffered indiscriminate selling. 
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Over 40% of S&P 500 Stocks Below Pre-COVID Highs
A number of stocks that originally surged in the COVID world have been hit hard in the post-Covid environment, and some of the biggest COVID losers during the lockdowns have turned into market... 
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Leading And Lagging Sectors For May 11, 2022
Gainers Symbol Name Price Change ($) Change (%) Volume 
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Into the Eye of the Volatility Storm
Bonds crushed, rates soared, and markets broke. 
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US Energy Shares Continue To Lead By A Wide Margin In 2022
Energy is still the only game in town for strong upside momentum in the US equity sector this year. 
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Asset Class Performance
As asset prices have fallen in 2022, we’ve seen quite a few areas of financial markets really start to give up post-COVID gains. 
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Sell High-Beta Stocks, Buy Low-Volatility Stocks
A sound investment strategy takes advantage of the economic environment. The economic environment drives the relative performance of investments. The business cycle tells which stocks should be in your... 
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3 Excellent ETFs to Buy on the Dip
Energy, utilities and consumer staples have had most of the momentum so far this year. So those are the ETFs to buy on the dip right now. 
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Will Slowing Inflation Allow Stocks To Hold The 2022 Lows?
How concerrning was the weekly reversal? Is the much-anticipated retest of the 2022 lows getting started? Does the weight of the evidence support a longer-term downtrend? What can we learn from the... 
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Is This Rally Into The Consumer Staples Select Sector Fund A Bearish Sign?
Money has been flowing into the Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR Fund XLP. And that may be a bad sign for the market. 
Via Talk Markets
Is This Rally Into The Consumer Staples Select Sector Fund A Bearish Sign?
Money has been flowing into the Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSE: XLP). And that may be a bad sign for the market. 
Via Benzinga
Bank Stocks Will Keep Underperforming, It’s The Business Cycle
Bank stocks respond to changes in the business cycle and not to interest rates. 
Via Talk Markets
Bullish Odds Are Deteriorating
Stocks vs. commodities, long-term. The bullish window may be closing. 
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