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CONSUMER DISC (NY: XLY )

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5 Top-Ranked ETFs To Buy At Bargain Prices For 2023
Here are five ETFs from different zones that have plunged the most over the past year but are poised to outperform when the market resumes its uptrend. 
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Leading And Lagging Sectors For January 3, 2023
Gainers Symbol Name Price Change ($) Change (%) Volume 
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Rising On Retail Traders
The current M2 and PCE is indicating we are headed to a deflationary environment in 2023. 
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Tech Stocks Pull Market Lower As Bonds Fall - Holiday Update
Today's session saw additional new 52-week lows in some key stocks, sinking the Nasdaq to a decline of over 1% while the broader market was flat. 
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Appreciating The Passing Of A Titan & Incorporating Alternative Data Signals
Kathleen Moriarty, the lawyer who helped develop the structure for SPY and a true co-founder of the ETF industry, passed away last week. 
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XLY Indiscretion
Consumer Discretionary has breached major support. 
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Consumer Discretionary’s Muddled Relative Strength
Outside of the spring to late summer, the sector has generally been on the decline relative to the S&P 500 in 2022. 
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Interpreting TGT Vs. WMT Earnings
Just a day after blowout earnings from Walmart, Target laid an egg with its own 3Q22 earnings report this morning. 
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$XLY Forecasting the Decline and Selling The Rallies at Blue Box
We keep telling members that $XLY is showing an incomplete bearish sequence in the higher timeframes and any rallies can be sold in 3 or 7 swings at blue boxes for more downside. 
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The 25 Charts Of Christmas
Is the October rally attempt on the ropes or looking more and more like a major stock market low? Have interest rates peaked or are they headed much higher? 
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A Christmas Tree Of ETFs Is Up To Brighten 2023
Given its significance of goodwill and love in this season of joy, here is a Christmas tree with the help of ETFs, indicating shining lights and silver bells heading into 2022. 
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Play Secret Santa With These ETFs
Here are five ETFs that can be hidden gems, or Secret Santa as we call them, and could surprise investors with big returns this Christmas. 
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AI Stock Forecast: Fighting The Irrational Crowd By Investing Through AI
Deviation from rational thinking creates direct losses or opportunity costs in investing activity. AI can capture our biases and feelings, and uncover the knowledge that is covered for a general... 
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The Fed’s Pushback
The FOMC’s message remained hawkish as Powell was stating that the terminal rates would most likely be higher than previously anticipated. 
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Bonds Catch A Bid As Stocks Sink
US equity markets have gotten off to a very weak start to December with four consecutive declines to start the month, and futures on Wednesday pointing to a fifth straight day. 
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Your Sector Check-Up And Targets To Start December
A look at the nine major sectors (ETFs) and pinpoint the strongest and weakest in play. 
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Did Santa Come Early? Risk On Or Off Into 2023?
Positive data today pushed stocks lower as the U.S. Dollar strengthened. 
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Labor Market Stress To Impact U.S. Sectors
Although the U.S. labor market remains strong, cracks are starting to show with the number of news stories mentioning the term “layoffs” exceeding 2020 levels. 
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Buy Simon Property, Bunge And This ETF, Go Short On Consumer Discretionary: CNBC's 'Final Trades'
On CNBC’s “Halftime Report Final Trades,” Liz Young of BNY Mellon Investment Management said she sold Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSE: XLY), although 
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A Stalwart Delivers
Since August, volatility has risen for all S&P 500 sectors, with Consumer Discretionary and Energy maintaining their status as the most volatile sectors. 
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Leading And Lagging Sectors For November 18, 2022
Gainers Symbol Name Price Change ($) Change (%) Volume 
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The (Alarm) Bells Are Ringing For Me And My Gal
It is entirely reasonable with persistent inflation at current levels for S&P 500 earnings to come down to levels far lower than currently projected. 
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Haves And Have Nots
Sector performance has lately been a tale of the haves and have-nots. 
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Leading And Lagging Sectors For October 12, 2022
Gainers Symbol Name Price Change ($) Change (%) Volume 
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Earnings Scheduled For November 14, 2022
Companies Reporting Before The Bell • Opiant Pharma (NASDAQ:OPNT) is estimated to report quarterly loss at $1.49 per share on revenue of $3.68 million. 
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Energy Surges Without The S&P
Compared to the S&P 500’s modest gains on the week, Energy’s outperformance has little precedence prior to the pandemic. 
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Hope For Fed Pivot Helps Stocks Despite Data
ISM Manufacturing New Orders slipped into contraction and Apple expects App Store purchases to decline. What's about to lead the way in the short-term recovery? 
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Are You Allowed To Speculate In A Dividend Portfolio?
After over a decade of double-digit returns, many companies saw their stock price drop this year. Added to inflation and interest uncertainties, it seems complicated to find safe buying opportunities. 
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Rally Ho; S&P 500 Finishes At Highs As The Fed Looms
After a weak start to the session, the S&P 500 rallied to close at the high. While the move indicates the potential to see a near-term rally off of an oversold level, the overall tenor of the market... 
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What Is Moving The Markets? 10 Headwinds That Remain In Place
We remain in a bear market (or at least not a new bull market), and we remain in a difficult market period of the year (September-October). What are some headwinds that potentially lie ahead? 
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