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CONSUMERS STA (NY:XLP)

82.11 -0.49 (-0.59%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 12:35 PM EDT, May 21, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Bears Falter After Their Two Week-Week Streak
Technical analysis of the stock markets. 
Via Talk Markets
Bank of America Turns Bullish On Consumer Discretionary, Bearish on Staples
Via Benzinga
US Retail Sales Accelerate, On Track For The Best Streak In Over A Year: Sector ETFs To Watch
Via Benzinga
Topics ETFs
Earnings Surprises And Inflation Still In Play: Your Midweek Market Update
We had a surprise 15% gain in Eli Lilly on earnings today and we're gearing up for Disney's earnings tomorrow. 
Via Talk Markets
Developing Your Uniqueness As A Trader
Via Talk Markets
3 Consumer Stocks to Sell in August Before They Crash and Burn
With consumer spending, home sales and travel demand trending in the wrong direction, here are three consumer stocks to sell. 
Via InvestorPlace
On A Winning Streak! Many Market Signs Appear More Bullish
This past week corporate earnings announcements picked up speed. You may recall that we mentioned the large money center Banks had announced the week before. If you did not read last week’s issue, you... 
Via Talk Markets
18 Charts That Say 'Long-Term Opportunity In Stock Market'
The odds associated with all investments (ETFs, individual stocks, bonds, etc.) are impacted by the market's tolerance for risk, which can be monitored numerous ways. 
Via Talk Markets
'Headwinds Are Substantial': Jamie Dimon Just Flagged A Long List Of Serious Dangers To The US Economy — Here Are 3 'Salient' Risks And How To Defend Against Them
Via Benzinga
David And Goliath Or The Small Versus Large Caps
If we look at the small caps and the large caps as seen through the lens of IWM and QQQ, it certainly has similarities to the parable of David and Goliath. 
Via Talk Markets
4 Top-Ranked Sector ETFs To Buy In The Second Half
Investors could be well served by ETFs from sectors that house the top-ranked industries. 
Via Talk Markets
Does The Weight Of The Evidence Support The Secular Bull Thesis?
The secular bullish trend in the stock market may be resuming. If so, we would expect charts to align with the secular bull thesis – is that the case? 
Via Talk Markets
General Mills Retreats To The Buy Zone
General Mills retreats to the buy zone following a mixed quarter and tepid guidance that includes earnings growth to support the dividend. 
Via MarketBeat
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
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
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
Real Data Revealed: Unmasking Economic Revisions' Impact
A discussion about economic revisions and how they show the true state of the economy and how the revisions are both justifying more rate hikes while also signaling a shift in consumer spending. 
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
May And YTD 2023 Asset Class Performance
May was a month of divergence where Tech/AI soared, and the rest of the market fell. 
Via Talk Markets
The Masses Remain Very Wrong
Two days ago, I argued that selling the rally post-debt ceiling agreement was the right strategy. After all, stocks had rallied sharply into the announcement and the underpinnings have not been super... 
Via Talk Markets
A One Stock, Stock Market?
NVDA saved the markets. 
Via Talk Markets
Tech In Orbit
Tech has led the way higher with a sharp move this week. The sector is now extremely overbought, trading 3.23 standard deviations above its 50-DMA; the fifth most overbought reading on record. 
Via Talk Markets
Worried About a Recession? Stash Your Cash in These 2 ETFs.
Rather than holding your cash, consider investing it in these stable ETFs. 
Via The Motley Fool
Sunnier Skies This Past Week, But Will It Last?
The stock market rallied out of a long sideway consolidation pattern and made a new year-to-date high as well as a positive 52-week period. The S&P 500 was up 1.71%, and the Nasdaq 100 was up 3.53% for... 
Via Talk Markets
7 Safe ETFs to Shield Your Portfolio From Market Turmoil
During this troubled season, investors should improve their odds for investment success with these safe ETFs to buy. 
Via InvestorPlace
Banks Panic While Big Tech Bulls Stampede Higher
Past norms fail to account for the degree of excess stimulus and long-term labor scarcity that has buffered this economic cycle. While sectors like banking head lower, full employment and tech trends... 
Via Talk Markets
University Of Michigan's May Consumer Sentiment Forecast: Inflation Concerns Threaten Market Sectors
On Friday, May 12, at 10 a.m. 
Via Benzinga
The Dangers Of Heavy Volatility And A Narrow Range
When the range breaks we get nasty. 
Via Talk Markets
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