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S&P Retail SPDR (NY: XRT )

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Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EST, Nov 27, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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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... 
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Dissecting Retail Earnings And Shifting Consumer Spending Trends
It is no surprise that the combined weight of elevated inflation, rising interest rates, and uncertainty about the economy has forced consumers to change their spending behavior. 
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Q1 2023 U.S. Retail Scorecard - Update
The Q1 2023 blended earnings growth estimate now stands at 31.6%. 
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Q1 2023 U.S. Retail Scorecard – Update
The Q1 2023 blended earnings growth estimate now stands at 30.9%. 
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Technical And Fundamental Analysis On US Oil Fund
Energy, gas, and oil are the underperformers this year and the main reason many call for deflation, recession, or at the very least, the end of accelerating inflation. 
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Bank Concerns Propel Liquidity Levels
Monetary policy operates with long and variable lags and is likely to weigh further on consumer spending and economic activity later this year. 
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Q4 2022 U.S. Retail Scorecard - Thursday, March 16
The Q4 2022 blended earnings growth estimate now stands at -21.5%. 
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Inflationary Pressures Pick Up Steam
Consumer sentiment is bouncing along low levels as financial conditions tighten and inflation persists. 
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What In Store For Retail ETFs In Big-Box Q1 Earnings?
Overall, the retail sector is expected to report an earnings decline of 0.1% on 5.2% revenue growth. 
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S&P 500 Outlook: Watch Walmart, Target And Home Depot Earnings
Markets are preparing for US retail sales data and earnings out from Home Depot, Walmart, and Target. 
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Retail Earnings Looming: What To Expect
Walmart and Target are on deck to report quarterly results this week. 
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Semiconductors And Consumer Cyclical Stocks Lead Tuesday's Sell-Off; Stocks To Watch Wednesday
The U.S. stock market closed on Tuesday at session lows, breaking through a short-term trading range to the downside. 
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This Retailer Generated Mouth-Watering Returns Amid 2022's Market Slump And Has Outperformed Apple, Meta, Nvidia And Walmart
Footwear retailer Crocs, Inc. (NASDAQ: CROX) shares hit a new 52-week high during intraday trading on Friday before closing off the mark. 
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Bullish And Bearish Plays On These 2 ETFs: CNBC's 'Final Call'
U.S. stocks closed lower on Friday, with the Dow Jones dropping more than 140 points and the S&P 500 falling around 0.2%. 
Via Benzinga
Banking Vs. Recession
Stocks are advancing, financials anticipated the good bank earnings today though market breadth is still poor. 
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Drought In Key Regions For Major U.S. Crops
Wheat, corn, and oats are the major crops. Yet, the futures prices do not reflect these growing concerns. 
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3 Undervalued Consumer Stocks to Buy in April
While the market has gotten off to a strong start in 2023, retail has struggled. That's left a number of undervalued consumer stocks. 
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The 3 Best Retail ETFs to Buy in April 2023
These best retail ETFs will allow you to effectively ride the wave of retail resilience, leveraging diversification to navigate the market headwinds 
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When Uncle Utilities (XLU) Shows Up Drunk
Utilities, as a flight to safety, have been largely ignored. Higher interest rates are the main culprit. 
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The 23-Month Moving Average “Tell” For 1st Quarter
Expansion can begin with tech and trickle down to other sectors. Or tech could just as easily reverse course in these skittish times. 
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How The ‘Inside Of The Stock Market’ Quashed The Soft Landing Narrative
If you have been watching the “inside of the stock market” over the past six months or so, you’ve been able to see the increasingly popular “soft landing” narrative regarding the direction of the... 
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Nike's Momentum Confirmed In Earnings Report: Are Analysts Remaining Bullish?
Nike Inc (NYSE: NKE) beat consensus estimates in the third-quarter, paying 79 cents per share on revenues of $12.4 billion. Nike Direct sales rose 17% year-over-year, while digital sales increased by... 
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Where Is The Market Finding Joy?
Perhaps SMH is telling us that whilst IWM holds the December lows, the market can still rally. 
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Go Green With These ETFs On St. Patrick's Day
Here are five ETF picks for St. Patrick's Day. 
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Get Ready For The Consumer Price Index
The price chart of silver shows it gapping above the 200-day moving average or green line. 
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Will The Market Internals Turn More Bearish?
Jerome Powell brought reality to the market. 
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Retail And Regional Banks Will Call The Shots
The 23-month moving average or a 2-year business cycle is particularly important this year after a big up then down year-looms large. 
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The Economic Modern Family Ready To Howl?
As we ended the trading week, there were a few other “worms” that appeared in the market soil. They too seemed to awaken from hibernation as the indices’ prices rose. Are the components of the Economic... 
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Bullish Reversals
Agricultural commodities have fallen a lot lately. Food supply and shortages remain a concern going into the spring and summer growing seasons. 
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Nasdaq New High/New Low Ratio And Risk
While Nasdaq got oversold on a shorter-term timeframe, the longer-term bias remains intact as long as the 21-DMA is at or above 50%. 
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