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CONSUMER DISC (NY:XLY)

221.21 +1.20 (+0.55%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 5:00 PM EDT, Jul 3, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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What is Consumer Discretionary?
What is consumer discretionary? In a strong economy, consumers spend more on consumer discretionary products. Learn more with MarketBeat. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Should You Make Room For Marriott In Your Portfolio?
Travel is back, as Q4 results from Marriott show. Earnings were up 51% from a year ago, ahead of Wall Street views. Shares advanced more than 3% on the news. 
Via MarketBeat
Is It Risk-On Again?
This year’s rebound in asset prices around the world suggests that investor sentiment is shifting to risk-on after a year of playing defense. 
Via Talk Markets
TJX Among Apparel Retailers All Dressed Up & Ready For Growth
Apparel retailers including TJX, Ross, Lululemon and American Eagle Outfitters are setting up in bullish bases or growing earnings at a healthy rate. 
Via MarketBeat
XLY Indiscretion
Consumer Discretionary has breached major support. 
Via Talk Markets
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. 
Via Talk Markets
Are Consumer Stocks Sending Chills To Broader Market?
For the first time in 15 years, the discretionary/staples ratio has broken its up-trend and is testing the underside of its rising trend channel. 
Via Talk Markets
Nasdaq En Route To Post Best January In Decades Ahead Of Fed What's Next?
With the Federal Reserve about to raise rates, the squeeze may be about to end, but traders appear to be resilient by pricing in lower rates. 
Via Talk Markets
4 ETFs To Tap On Solid Q4 GDP Numbers
Most of the ETFs will likely benefit on solid 2022 GDP numbers. Here are four ETFs that are expected to outperform. 
Via Talk Markets
Top Sector For 2023
Technical analysis and opinion on each sector in the stock market and which ones are likely to do the best, and which ones are most likely to lag the overall market. 
Via Talk Markets
Why Is Kraft Heinz Moving Higher
Kraft Heinz is moving higher and may break out of its trading range in calendar Q1 if the FQ4 results are as strong as the market is indicating. 
Via MarketBeat
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. 
Via Talk Markets
Leading And Lagging Sectors For January 3, 2023
Gainers Symbol Name Price Change ($) Change (%) Volume 
Via Benzinga
Rising On Retail Traders
The current M2 and PCE is indicating we are headed to a deflationary environment in 2023. 
Via Talk Markets
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. 
Via Talk Markets
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. 
Via Talk Markets
$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. 
Via Talk Markets
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? 
Via Talk Markets
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. 
Via Talk Markets
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. 
Via Talk Markets
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... 
Via Talk Markets
What To Expect From The Q4 Earnings Reporting Season
The outlook for S&P 500 earnings is falling and weighing heavily on the market, the risk now is that revisions to Q1 and Q2 outlook will cause another crash. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Stocks
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. 
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
Did Santa Come Early? Risk On Or Off Into 2023?
Positive data today pushed stocks lower as the U.S. Dollar strengthened. 
Via Talk Markets
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. 
Via Talk Markets
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 
Via Benzinga
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. 
Via Talk Markets
How High Can the Fed Go? How to Trade it
How high can the Federal Reserve interest rate go? A lot higher, but it's more important to understand which sectors will win in 2023. We have the answer. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Leading And Lagging Sectors For November 18, 2022
Gainers Symbol Name Price Change ($) Change (%) Volume 
Via Benzinga
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