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UTILITIES SEL (NY: XLU )

69.28 +0.52 (+0.76%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 2:55 PM EDT, May 7, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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MarketBeat Week in Review – 4/22 - 4/26
Investors continue to look for clarity as tech earnings sent stocks higher to end the week, even as investors hope for rate cuts fade as inflation rises 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy Interest Rates
Power Surge: Utilities Sector's Resilience Shines
Despite the recent selloff in the overall market, the XLU has risen, gaining nearly 4% and showcasing its impressive relative strength compared to the market. 
Via MarketBeat
Shifting Momentum in Utilities, Time to Buy?
The XLU indicates a major potential momentum shift as it consolidates above its 200-day SMA, prompting investor attention to key levels and its top holdings. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Is Duke Energy stock ready to power up in 2024?
Despite an earnings miss, solid fundamentals and a more attractive valuation make DUK stock attractive for investors looking to stay ahead of inflation 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Earnings
Exposures Financial
Can financial, healthcare, energy stocks rise as rates stay high?
Sectors including financials, healthcare, utilities and energy outperform as interest rates remain high, but some of those industries face challenges in 2024. 
Via MarketBeat
3 cheap utility stocks that shouldn't be so
The spill effects of the Red Sea conflicts may start affecting the utility sector, with these three stocks coming to offer stability and growth at discounts 
Via MarketBeat
3 undervalued stocks: Is now the right time to buy?
WK Kellogg, Newmont, and WEC Energy Group have upside potential as undervalued stocks, although each is navigating challenges that pushed valuations lower. 
Via MarketBeat
Are defensive sectors ready to outshine growth in 2024?
Is 2024 the year defensive stocks rotate into leadership? As the year gets underway, defensives such as healthcare, energy, utilities and consumer staples lead. 
Via MarketBeat
What to expect from the Q1 earnings reporting cycle
The FQ4 earnings reporting season starts soon and will determine the S&P 500's direction in 2024. The risk is that gains will be capped but there is hope. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
The most upgraded utility stocks, and why it matters
Utility stocks and the utility sector stand to provide significant returns in 2024 that include upward price movement and dividend growth. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Energy
Exposures Fossil Fuels
Utilities may be the best play for a turbulent holiday quarter
Utility stocks are well-positioned to ride out winter volatility and pay a high, inflation-beating dividend yield with distribution growth in the forecast. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy Interest Rates
Dependable dividends: Why utility stocks are on fire
Utilities have surged, with the XLU ETF gaining 4.72% in a week. Known for steady dividends, they attract income-focused investors amid market uncertainty. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Investor patience tested as pharmaceutical stocks take a tumble
The healthcare sector faces a selloff as pharmaceutical giants report lackluster earnings; even Amgen's strong results failed to prevent selling in the sector 
Via MarketBeat
Revisiting the classic 60/40 portfolio as challenges loom
Traditionally reliable, the 60/40 portfolio may no longer guarantee solid returns amid concerns about rising interest rates and rising bond yields. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Bonds
Exposures COVID-19 Debt Markets
Ready for the Utilities Rebound? Here Are the Best Picks
The boring utilities sector is spitting out double-digit upside names with inflation-beating yields, making it the best place to look before the sector recovers 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
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
Rising Bond Yields Fuel Surge in Tech and Growth Stocks
Amid rising bond yields, investors shift from dividend stocks to tech and consumer sectors, driven by earnings potential and shifting risk perceptions. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
3 ETFs for the Conservative Investor to Buy and Hold
ETFs can offer diversification, cost-effectiveness, and liquidity, making them appealing to conservative investors looking for long-term wealth preservation 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Profit Potential: 5 Undervalued Stocks With High Dividend Yields
High-yield quality dividend stocks like Energy Transfer, U.S. Bancorp, Crown Castle, Kraft Heinz, and AllianceBernstein can offset a slowdown in growth stocks. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Is This Sector Setting Up For An Explosive Breakout?
Despite a slight decline year-to-date, the XLU's steady recovery and contracting consolidation signal a potential breakout might be on the horizon. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
NRG Fastest Mover in S&P As Activist Investor Pushes For Change
NRG Energy soared 3.94% as the company announced measures including an anticipated increase in free cash flow, debt reduction, and increased share buybacks. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Don't Overlook This Reliable, Dividend-Paying Sector
What happens when markets go into panic mode? Investors turn to sectors like utilities, likely to be stable dividend-payers that could mitigate volatility. 
Via MarketBeat
Can Duke Energy Stock Continue Powering Higher?
Diversified energy utility Duke Energy Co. (NYSE: DUK) stock has been resilient throughout 2022 as shares closed out the year virtually flat compared to the 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Exposures COVID-19
3 High Yields The Institutions Are Buying
The institutions are buying into these three high-yielding dividend growth stocks and they each have independent attractions to help support their prices. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Derivatives
Exposures Derivatives
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