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CONSUMERS STA (NY:XLP)

79.22 -0.44 (-0.55%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 12:48 PM EDT, Oct 21, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Leading And Lagging Sectors For April 13, 2022
Gainers Symbol Name Price Change ($) Change (%) Volume 
Via Benzinga
Defensives Propping Up New Highs
To cap off last week, a net 11% of S&P 500 stocks were at new 52-week highs; the highest reading since January 5th which was only a couple of days after the index’s last all-time high. 
Via Talk Markets
Did Stocks Just Begin The Next Leg Down?
With interest rates taking off, have the recent breadth thrust signals been negated? Where do energy stocks stand? Were the hypothetical drawdown levels taken out this week? There are notable areas... 
Via Talk Markets
Defensives Rise To The Top
While cyclical sectors like Industrials, Consumer Discretionary, Technology, and Financials have been crushed with declines of more than 4%. Defensive sectors have actually bucked the trend. 
Via Talk Markets
Your Price Level and Strong Stock Update Plan before the Fed Minutes
In today's sessions, Treasury Yields spikes as bonds made fresh new 2022 lows in a continued downtrend. 
Via Talk Markets
Relative Support for Consumer Discretionary Stocks?
The Consumer Discretionary vs Consumer Staples relative chart is a common method to assess the health of the market. 
Via Talk Markets
This Sorta-Rebound Is Starting To Separate Sectors, It Could Be A Big Deal
Despite the pullback late last week, stocks are back in bulls mode. 
Via Talk Markets
March Madness, Revisiting The First Quarter
You might be surprised to learn that betting on March Madness this year topped $3.1 billion. That number only covers the legitimate bracket contests and betting. I am confident that it is much higher... 
Via Talk Markets
Au Revoir
There’s still a day left in the quarter, and despite the strong rally in the last couple of weeks, for the majority of stocks and sectors, it has been a quarter to forget. 
Via Talk Markets
Will This Year’s Red-Hot Run For US Energy Stocks Continue?
Energy stocks are enjoying the mother of all upside outlier performances for US equity sectors this year. 
Via Talk Markets
7 Food Stocks to Buy as Shortages Impose Huge Pressures
The combination of inflation and supply shortages suggest putting your work into the necessities and food stocks into your portfolio. 
Via InvestorPlace
Equity Income Whitepaper
Inflation has reached levels not seen in 40 years, pressuring the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates and reduce their balance sheet. 
Via Talk Markets
Which Stocks Should You Buy Or Sell If The Yield Curve Inverts?
The difference between the yield on 10-year and two-year U.S. Treasury bonds has dropped below 0.2% and is now at its lowest level since March 2020. Unfortunately, a flattening or... 
Via Benzinga
Energy Back On Top
We’ve had a positive tone in equity futures for most of the night and into this morning, although the magnitude of the implied gains has been waning in the last several minutes. 
Via Talk Markets
Leading And Lagging Sectors For March 23, 2022
Gainers Symbol Name Price 
Via Benzinga
Back To The Basics With Consumer Staples
The supply disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine should only serve to underscore the continued importance of consumer goods. Let's take a look at some ETFs that embody the... 
Via Talk Markets
Support For A Sustained Stock Market Rally?
What does history tell us about the extremely rare four-day advance that just took place in the stock market? Are recession indicators rolling over? 
Via Talk Markets
“Home Sweet Home” Stock Market (And Sentiment Results)
Only 2 things that held them back: 1) Government Regulatory Crackdown 2) De-listing risk. BOTH were addressed overnight by Vice Premier Liu He when he said, “actively introduce policies that benefit... 
Via Talk Markets
Up - For Now
It’s a new week, and while it has been typical to see futures lower on the first trading day of the week so far this year, the S&P 500 and Dow are currently indicated higher. 
Via Talk Markets
It’s Friday
It’s been a pretty nasty week for US equities since the close last Thursday. During that span, the S&P 500 is down over 2% while the Nasdaq is down 3%. 
Via Talk Markets
Fear & Greed Have Become Best Friends
It has been another bumpy week for the market. One day the market was down -1.5%, followed by a quick +2.5% bounce, only to again retreat with several days of continued selling to finish the week. 
Via Talk Markets
Will Oil’s Spike Cause A Recession And Bear Market?
Learning from past supply disruptions. Also: Are bull/bear charts starting to roll over in the bear's favor? 
Via Talk Markets
Russia/Ukraine Conflict and Implications on Sector Views
For positioning, investors should be ready for volatility as events unfold and focus on more defensive sectors of the economy. 
Via Talk Markets
Is The Final Low In Place?
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, risk assets experienced a sharp intraday reversal and follow-through gains Friday. 
Via Talk Markets
Turnaround Wednesday?
Futures are trading higher heading into the opening bell…for now. 
Via Talk Markets
Weekly Market Pulse: Ukraine Isn’t The Problem
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq are down in February (3.5% and 5.9% respectively) and for most of that time Ukraine has dominated the geopolitical news but that doesn’t mean the two are related. 
Via Talk Markets
What To Do When The Big Mac Barometer Is Bearish
What do hamburgers have to do with investing? After the great rise in food costs during the high inflation period between the late 1970’s and early 1980's, economists began to track food costs as a... 
Via Talk Markets
Two Volatile Sectors
The volatility of the Information Technology and Consumer Discretionary sectors increased by 2% and 3%, respectively, while the volatility of the remaining sectors was either flat or down. 
Via Talk Markets
The Sell-Off Intensifies: Updated Levels and Stock Scans in Play
Today saw the broader Nasdaq technology index fall 3% as did the XLK Technology and XLY Consumer Discretionary ETFs. 
Via Talk Markets
Leading And Lagging Sectors For February 17, 2022
Gainers Symbol Name Pr... 
Via Benzinga
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