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CONSUMERS STA (NY: XLP )

80.84 -0.21 (-0.26%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Apr 25, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Costco, Dollar General, Target Up As Market Turns Defensive
Consumer staples thrive as investors brace for economic uncertainty. Retailers Costco, Dollar General, and Target posted gains along with the wider sector. 
Via MarketBeat
The Bull Market's Moment Of Truth
Runaway government spending, tensions in the Middle East, spikes in interest rates and oil prices - at what point do they become too much for the bull market? 
Via Talk Markets
Inflation Heats Up, But Economists Stand Firm On Fed Interest Rates: Dollar Gears Up To Break 6-Day Losing Streak
U.S. inflation is continuing to defy expectations, will the Federal Reserve end its rate-hiking cycle? How is the dollar doing? 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Adobe, J.M. Smucker And More On CNBC's 'Final Trades'
On CNBC’s "Halftime Report Final Trades," Liz Young of BNY Mellon Investment Management named Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSE: XLP) 
Via Benzinga
A Lifetime of Passive Income Is Hiding in Plain Sight
Consumer staples stocks are selling off and could be worth buying now. 
Via The Motley Fool
Developing Your Uniqueness As A Trader
Via Talk Markets
PepsiCo On CNBC's 'Final Trades,' Plus: A Food & Beverage ETF Has 9 Negative Weeks
On CNBC’s "Halftime Report Final Trades," Joshua Brown of Ritholtz Wealth Management named PepsiCo, Inc. 
Via Benzinga
Topics ETFs
ETFs In Focus As Student Debt Curbs Consumer Spending
In the last decade, student debt has become one of the largest forms of consumer borrowing with about 44 million borrowers collectively owing approximately $1.7 trillion. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics ETFs
Recession Gets Pushed Out Again: Opening Door For Strong Stock Rally
Once again, calls for an imminent and deep recession are being called into question by stronger-than-expected economic data, paving the way for stocks to rally. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Sinewave Success Stories
In this article, Tim Knight explores a few sinewave success stories 
Via Talk Markets
Ranked: The Most Carbon-Intensive Sectors In The World
Utilities is the most carbon-intensive sector in the world, emitting a staggering 2,634 tonnes of CO2 per $1 million of revenue. 
Via Talk Markets
Machine Learning Stock Sector Risk Vs. Classical Risk Sector Measures
Rapid development and implementation of AI algorithms in the investing area required reconsidering the concept of risk. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Artificial Intelligence
Exposures Artificial Intelligence
Adobe, Phillips 66 An ETF Up 10% YTD And More : CNBC's 'Final Trades'
On CNBC’s "Halftime Report Final Trades," Josh Brown of Ritholtz Wealth Management said he is sticking with iShares U.S. 
Via Benzinga
Topics ETFs
Weekly Market Pulse: Higher For Longer
Higher for longer is what the Fed intend to do with interest rates and investors finally decided to believe them last week. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Morgan Stanley Strategist Advocates Defensive Stance As Market Dynamics Shift
A Morgan Stanley equity strategist advocates a cautious stance, favoring defensive sectors while highlighting challenges in other sectors. 
Via Benzinga
Is It Time To Panic?
With a spike in energy prices and interest rates, many investors and traders ran for the stock market exits this week. Is the pullback morphing into something more ominous? 
Via Talk Markets
How Concerning Is The Damage To The Stock Market?
Via Talk Markets
Daily Reprieve Only
Just as much as gold had been declining going into the BRICS summit, yields are surging and stocks selling off as Friday‘s Jackson Hole approaches. 
Via Talk Markets
How Far Could Stocks Fall?
Rising interest rates and concerns about Fed policy contributed to another week of declines in the stock market. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
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
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
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