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S&P Retail SPDR (NY: XRT )

81.05 +2.13 (+2.70%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EST, Nov 22, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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ETF Short Sellers Targeting Bond ETFs As Interest Rates Rise
Tech stocks once again led the market lower on Wednesday as the difficult 2022 for Wall Street continued. But bad news in the market for ETF investors is good news for ETF short sellers. 
Via Benzinga
Strengthen Your Portfolio With Real Assets
As we head into the second half of the year, it's essential to keep an eye on real assets. Real asset prices provide clues to what's happening in the global economy and can provide valuable insight. 
Via Talk Markets
What Are the Corporate Bond Markets Telling Us?
Keep an eye on these two corporate bonds ETFs to stay ahead of the curve in the stock market. 
Via Talk Markets
Dislocation-Fundamentals Versus Price in Natural Gas
Global demand for natural gas continues to skyrocket in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. 
Via Talk Markets
Q2 2022 U.S. Retail Scorecard
The Q1 2022 earnings growth rate came in at -16.6%. 
Via Talk Markets
Did ARKK Bottom?
ARKK may be the most extraordinary example of sheer brilliance and horrific money management combined. 
Via Talk Markets
Post PCE-What is the Pre-PCE Market Saying?
Stocks are primarily unchanged or trading slightly higher as pressures from rising food and energy prices persist. 
Via Talk Markets
Technical Bounce Or New Bullish Breakout?
Jerome Powell said a soft landing is still 
Via Talk Markets
Retail capitulation yet to come
Stocks and stock funds made up a whopping 70% of retail holdings at the end of May, and while the average portfolio loss is down more than 30% year to date, net retail flows have not yet turned... 
Via Talk Markets
Are We Heading Towards Recession?
Transportation, as the ultimate demand indicator, could also help us determine the fate of recession. 
Via Talk Markets
Demand Destruction as Seen in the Transportation Sector
Transportation IYT opened higher, ran to its 200-week moving average, and retreated, albeit whilst remaining green on the day. 
Via Talk Markets
A Moment Of Truth - Ways To Help You Deal With A New Reality
The truth can be difficult to hear. This week, investors had to deal with a heavy dose of truth about the state of the economy. Based on the markets’ response, it was painfully unexpected and... 
Via Talk Markets
Can the Fed Control Inflation with Higher Rates?
Today’s rally in equities might be met with further selling very soon once the market realizes that the Fed cannot go far enough. 
Via Talk Markets
For Signs of a Relief Rally, Watch the S&P 500 v. Retail
With inflation on everyone’s lips and the price of gas and food showing no signs of abating, the retail sector is the key to assessing where the equity market goes from here. 
Via Talk Markets
Choppy & Sloppy Markets And Year
The masses are massively negative and that usually leads to a rally in stocks. 
Via Talk Markets
Watch For The Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 to Clear Their Mini Ranges
As the current leader of the major indices, IWM has been playing a very important role in the overall market direction. 
Via Talk Markets
Are Gold And Silver Ready for A Momentum Breakout?
Currently, SLV is looking to break over its 200-DMA. 
Via Talk Markets
3 Things Need to Align for The Next Big Market Move
Currently, the small-cap index Russell 2000 is leading in momentum compared to the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100. Last Thursday is an important day for each of the indices as it represents the high of the... 
Via Talk Markets
Is the Stock Market Looking for Temporary Relief?
There is no doubt that the stock market is in a tough spot fundamentally with increasing interest rates, inflation, and a downward trend from the technical side. 
Via Talk Markets
What Does a Trading Range Look Like?
Buying ahead of taking out last week's high was premature. Getting overly negative unless we fail last week’s low is equally premature. 
Via Talk Markets
Technical Market Report For Saturday, May 28
The good news is, the market had a sensational week last week. The not-so-good news is, the market is overbought. 
Via Talk Markets
Fed Minutes Rekindle Optimism: 5 ETFs That Surged the Most
While most of the ETFs rallied on the Fed minutes these five gained at least 5% on the day. 
Via Talk Markets
Is The Retail Beatdown Over?
Retail stocks have been getting crushed. But that may be about to end. As you can see on the below chart, the SPDR S&P Retail ETF (NYSE: XRT), which tracks stocks in the retail sector, has broken its... 
Via Benzinga
Watch The 200-Week Moving Average On These 3 Symbols
The small cap-index Russell 2000 is hanging onto support from the 200-Week moving average at $176.19. Last week it dipped below the moving average with a low of $168.90. 
Via Talk Markets
How Junk Bonds Saved Us from Loading Up On Equities
JNK proved its worth by showing the market's continued weakness as investors were not interested in buying risky corporate debt. 
Via Talk Markets
Big Boxes in the Penalty Box plus Socially Unacceptable Volatility
Yesterday is what we would consider a bout of socially acceptable volatility. No one seemed to mind when major US indices rose 2% or more. 
Via Talk Markets
3 Key Sectors To Watch With Hidden Momentum
Mish’s Economic Modern Family looks to have found temporary support as each of the members has closed over the prior day's high providing relief from the downward trend. 
Via Talk Markets
Previewing Retail Sector Earnings as Inflation Climbs
With respect to the Retail sector's 2022 Q1 earnings season scorecard, we now have results from 21 of the 34 retailers in the S&P 500 index. 
Via Talk Markets
Why We are Focusing on Commodities Over Equities
Two commodities we are currently watching are sugar (CANE) and gold (GLD). Each is sitting on support from the 200-Day moving average. 
Via Talk Markets
How to Handle Monday’s Major Liquidity Crunch
While the indices have broken down on the shorter-term daily chart, it should also be noted that the weekly picture is degrading. 
Via Talk Markets
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