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CONSUMERS STA (NY: XLP )

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The 7 Best Investment Funds to Navigate a Possible Recession
With a possible recession on the horizon, investors may be able to protect themselves through the best investment funds. 
Via InvestorPlace
Has The Final Leg Of The Bear Market Begun?
The S&P 500 experienced a momentum reversal this week. What can we learn from history and a wide variety of charts and data sets? 
Via Talk Markets
Markets On Alert! Is Catastrophic Risk Imminent?
Oil screams recession is imminent. 
Via Talk Markets
Low Beta, High Yield Campbell Soup Company Is Mmm Mmm Good
Campbell Soup Company is a low-beat and high-yielding stock that income investors may want to add to their portfolios for 2023. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates Supply Chain
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. 
Via Talk Markets
ETF Focus: Sectors
Taking a look at five ETFs related to specific sectors that I found interesting. 
Via Talk Markets
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. 
Via Talk Markets
Hormel: Is This The Time To Buy?
Hormel Foods falls hard on 2023 guidance but the move has opened up an opportunity for income investors who want to buy this Dividend Aristocrat. 
Via MarketBeat
When Will Reality Meet The Markets?
Is Santa's rally coming? 
Via Talk Markets
Are New Market Trends Forming Before Our Eyes?
The stock market received a second better-than-expected read on inflation this week. Interest rates have pulled back, so where do the trends stand? 
Via Talk Markets
Leading And Lagging Sectors For November 18, 2022
Gainers Symbol Name Price Change ($) Change (%) Volume 
Via Benzinga
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. 
Via Talk Markets
Mid-Terms, Magic Kingdoms And Middling Markets
With all of the uncertainty and news, the mid-term might be an adequate way to define the current stage of the bear market which may only be halfway to its lows. 
Via Talk Markets
Haves And Have Nots
Sector performance has lately been a tale of the haves and have-nots. 
Via Talk Markets
How To Navigate The Bear Market And Get Through To The Other Side
What is the proper interpretation of current Fed policy? Why did Powell’s press conference seem to contradict the Fed policy statement? Did Powell go off script again? 
Via Talk Markets
What Has Changed In The Stock Market - Everything, Or Nothing?
How much evidence do we have that THE low is in place vs A low? Stock trends remain weak; here's what the weight of the evidence shows. 
Via Talk Markets
Jamie Dimon Thinks a Recession is Inevitable -- Here's How To Use It to Your Advantage
When the JPMorgan CEO talks, people tend to listen. But what he said isn't a reason for complete panic. 
Via The Motley Fool
Why is Kraft Heinz Stock Moving Higher? It’s a Great Bargain
Shares of Kraft Heinz stock are moving higher in the wake of its Q3 earnings report. Analysts and institutions think it's a good value and yield. 
Via MarketBeat
Eight ETFs
Well, there’s no doubt about it. I miss my bear market terribly. And talk about feeling abandoned! ZeroHedge, once a save haven for equity bears, gets more ravingly bullish every single day. 
Via Talk Markets
Which Stocks Are Most Likely to Thrive in a Recession? Here's What History Shows
Recession-proof stocks must offer something that makes investors want to buy them even when the economy is tanking. 
Via The Motley Fool
7 Consumer Staples Stocks to Buy in a Falling Market
Consumer staples stocks are a strong bet in this market. As it falls, picking up shares becomes an increasingly good idea. 
Via InvestorPlace
Leading And Lagging Sectors For October 12, 2022
Gainers Symbol Name Price Change ($) Change (%) Volume 
Via Benzinga
Put Pep In Your Portfolio With Low-Beta Pepsico
Pepsico is a Dividend King ready to buy back shares and pay its 2.85% dividend while offering relative safety from rising broad market volatility. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs Economy
Exposures Supply Chain
Markets Begging Feds For A Redo
With the escalation of the conflict in Ukraine, it's no wonder defense stocks rallied on Monday. The surprise was the drop in gold as a supposed inflation hedge. 
Via Talk Markets
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. 
Via Talk Markets
The Market Is Gripped By A Bear
We all know that the market is very oversold and that sentiment is at a gloomy extreme. There isn't any doubt that the market is gripped by a bear. The only doubt is about whether the rallies can be... 
Via Talk Markets
Three Consumer Stocks That Could Outperform In Q4
These three consumer stocks are well-positioned for Q3 and garnering the attention of the analysts, who are helping to support the price action. 
Via MarketBeat
Rare Economic/Technical Signal Has Only Flashed 9 Times In Last 54 Years
A rare stock market signal combining technical and economic data was recently flashed. What can we learn from history regarding stock market/recession probabilities? 
Via Talk Markets
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. 
Via Talk Markets
General Mills: Superior Returns With Less Volatility
General Mills reported better-than-expected margin and raised its guidance contrary to a trend put in place by FedEx and Ford, and it pays a healthy dividend. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Supply Chain
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