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CONSUMER DISC (NY: XLY )

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Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EST, Nov 15, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Jobs, Jobs, And More Jobs And Surprises Today And Friday
The monthly Non-Farm Payrolls report was a major event and sent the bond market falling to downside price targets as yields rallied to the key 4.0% level in the 10-Year Treasury Note. 
Via Talk Markets
5 ETF Trends To Watch In Second-Half 2023
Here are five trends that may influence the market in the rest of the year. 
Via Talk Markets
Bullish Action: Chipotle, Visa, Stryker Break Through Resistance
Chipotle, Visa, and Stryker recently broke out of chart bases, and remain in buy range on strong fundamental growth, institutional buying and analyst upgrades. 
Via MarketBeat
A Monthly Market Review… [Dirty Dozen]
June went out near its highs giving us a strong bullish breakout confirmation from the S&P 500’s year-long sideways consolidation. The measured move target for this breakout is around the March-April... 
Via Talk Markets
As If Fed Turned
Stocks are still in buy the dip environment, especially until 4,247 gets questioned – and that‘s not exactly on the table. 
Via Talk Markets
Will Consumer Discretionary Continue Defying The Doubters In Q3?
Is the consumer discretionary setting up for further gains in Q3? Investors have been putting money into the sector, which suggests optimism about spending. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Artificial Intelligence Economy
Exposures Artificial Intelligence Interest Rates
A Rookie ETF That Jumped +349% Plus More
Via Talk Markets
5 Top-Performing Sector ETFs Of Q2
There are winners from many corners of the space. Here is one ETF each from the five best sectors of the second quarter. 
Via Talk Markets
Tobacco Vs. Cannabis: Why Doesn't The U.S. Government Want Our Money?
Legalizing cannabis presents an opportunity for the federal government to tap into a valuable source of revenue. Instead of relying solely on sales taxes, the integration of the cannabis industry into... 
Via Benzinga
Is The Fed Afraid Of Destroying Equities?
A look at the direct correlation between Fed liquidity and U.S. equities and review of consumer discretionary as an indicator for the overall health of the economy. 
Via Talk Markets
Heavy-Volume Buying Boosts O'Reilly Automotive Stock
Institutional buying has propelled O'Reilly Automotive ahead, while at least one rival has hit the brakes. Analysts see double-digit earnings gains this year. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Planning Our Quiet Week Ahead While Guarding For Surprises
We're just past the middle of June and - so far - it's a quiet week in the market with expected news and earnings. 
Via Talk Markets
Following The Money: Investors Becoming Too Bullish, Beware Of A Nasty Pullback
A look at the latest developments in the financial markets. 
Via Talk Markets
Countdown To ES Downleg
The current rally is built on the false notion that recession has been and would be avoided, that earnings would start to rise, and that incoming data aren‘t generally bad. 
Via Talk Markets
5 Top-Ranked ETFs That Crushed S&P 500 In First Half
Here are five ETFs from different industries that have easily crushed the benchmark by wide margins so far this year. 
Via Talk Markets
5 ETF Zones To Benefit As Inflation Drops To 4% In May
Easing inflation indicates that the economy is stabilizing and interest rates may be declining. In such an environment, some sectors tend to perform better than others. 
Via Talk Markets
What To Expect From The 2nd Quarter Earnings Cycle
The Q2 earnings reporting cycle starts soon and will bring volatility to the market; sector rotation will pick up steam, and AI will be a major theme. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Artificial Intelligence
Exposures Artificial Intelligence
Key Consumer ETF Ratio Attempting Bullish Head & Shoulders Breakout
Since Discretionary represents bullish “additional” spending and staples represent bearish “essential” spending, it is important for bulls to see this ratio heading higher. 
Via Talk Markets
More Balanced June
Heading into the month of June, stock market performance this year was a clear case of the haves and the have-nots. 
Via Talk Markets
The Story Being Told By The Charts
The S&P 500 monthly chart continues to look more like a secular bull relative to a secular bear. 
Via Talk Markets
Inflation, The Fed, And The Summer Rally
The rally in stocks may move up to a new high, but Q2 earnings reporting could cap gains; the CPI data is still hot, and the odds of another Fed hike grow. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
The S&P 500 Enters A New Bull Market - But There Are Signs It May Be Getting Stretched
On Friday, stocks faded into the close but still eked out a small gain for the week. The good news, as you can tell from the headline, is that the S&P 500 entered a new bull market from the October... 
Via Talk Markets
Economists Speak In Chorus: Fed's 15-Month Hiking Cycle Set to End in June; Markets At Risk If The Call Is Incorrect
Via Benzinga
Just Because It's an ETF Doesn't Mean It's Diversified -- Know What You Own
Exchange-traded funds are a great option, but you have to make sure you understand what's going on behind the scenes. 
Via The Motley Fool
Russell 2000, S&P And Nasdaq All Kick On
It would have been nice to see some volume to go with today's buying, but we don't always get what we want. 
Via Talk Markets
Tech Is The Hot Sector For Stocks So Far In 2023
Shares of technology firms, along with digital communications and consumer discretionary stocks, are the US equity market leaders by a wide margin in 2023, based on a set of ETF proxies. 
Via Talk Markets
2023 Potentially A Very Good Year For Stocks
A look at the five most important charts, data series, and Asbury Research quantitative models. 
Via Talk Markets
History Of Recessions And Impact On Today's Stock Market
Countless data points are reviewed by market participants and economists to gauge recession odds. What can we learn from it in June 2023? What does it tell us about the current rally in stocks - doomed... 
Via Talk Markets
Corporate Bankruptcies At Levels Last Seen During The Pandemic
Despite all of the mainstream talk about a strong, resilient economy, corporate bankruptcies through the first four months of 2023 came in at the highest level since 2010. 
Via Talk Markets
QQQ Beats Every Growth Fund Over The Past 10 And 15 Years
In this video, I examine market sentiment and top S&P 500 industry sectors, including technology, consumer discretionary, and semiconductor stocks. 
Via Talk Markets
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