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Are Value Retailers Overvalued?Alan Brochstein • Sun, Jun 3, 2012 -
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Tuesday's ETF To Watch: Consumer Discretionary SPDRJared Cummans • Tue, Feb 14, 2012
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Friday's ETF To Watch: Consumer Discretionary SPDRJared Cummans • Fri, Sep 2, 2011
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CMI Growth Chart Offers Important Insight Into the Consumer DemographicDoug Short • Wed, Apr 13, 2011 -
XLY in Focus as Jobs Report SurfacesEric Dutram • Fri, Apr 1, 2011
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U.S. Retail Sales: April 2013 PreviewJames Picerno • Fri, May 10
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Key Info
- In Your Portfolio: A Guide to Sector ETFs, Retail and Consumer Goods & Services ETFs
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Friday, November 13, 2009, 10:17 AM
Sector ETF strength early on: Solar– TAN +1.1%. Clean Energy– PBW +1%. Healthcare Providers– IHF +0.8%. Cons. Discretionary– XLY +0.7%. Coal– KOL +0.6%. Gold Miners– GDX +0.4%.
Sector ETF weakness: Oil– USO -1.3%. Heating Oil– UHN -1.2%. Gasoline– UGA -1.2%. Commodities– GSG -1.2%. Regional Banks– RKH -0.5%. Comment! -
Tuesday, November 3, 2009, 10:32 AM
Sector ETF strength after one hour: Transports– IYT +4.5%. Gold Miners– GDX +2.2%. Solar– KWT +1.3%. Heating Oil– UHN +0.9%. Solar– TAN +0.8%. Industrials– XLI +0.8%.
Weakness: Semis– IGW -2.1%. Regional Banks– KRE -1.7%. Retailers– XRT -1.6%. Gasoline– UGA -1.5%. Oil– USO -1.3%. Cons. Discretionary– XLY -1.2%. Agribusiness– MOO -1.2%. Steel– SLX -1.2%. Commercial Banks– KBE -1.1%. Comment! -
Tuesday, October 27, 2009, 10:32 AM
Sector ETF strength after one hour: Regional Banks– KRE +1.5%. Energy– IYE +0.8%. Livestock– COW +0.8%. Energy– XLE +0.8%.
Weakness: Steel– SLX -1.9%. Solar– KWT -1.8% Silver– SLV -1.7%. Retailers– XRT -1.5%. Gold Miners– GDX -1.2% Coal– KOL -1.2%. Cons. Discretionary– XLY -1%. Homebuilders– XHB -0.9%. Semis– IGW -0.9% Comment! -
Tuesday, August 25, 2009, 1:23 PM
Sector ETF strength: Homebuilders– XHB +3.1%. Insurance– KIE +2.5%. Retailers– XRT +2.5%. Livestock– COW +1.6%. Gold Miners– GDX +1.3%. Cons. Discretionary– XLY +1.3%.
Sector ETF weakness: Commodities– GSG -3.1%. Oil Services– OIH -2.3%. Oil– USO -2.2%. Gasoline– UGA -1.4%. Energy– XLE -1%. Comment! - Thursday, July 9, 2009, 9:47 AM Another month of falling sales for retailers (table), which was expected amid cool weather and comparisons with last June when shoppers came armed with stimulus checks. It was the first month without Wal-Mart (WMT) after the mega-discounter dropped out of the race, even as Shell (RDS.A) leapfrogged it as the world's largest company. Consumer Discretionary SPDR ETF (XLY) +0.1%. Comment!
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Thursday, June 25, 2009, 3:18 PM
Sector ETF strength: Coal– KOL +5%. Homebuilders– XHB +5%. Transports– IYT +4.2%. Retailers– XRT +3.6%. Oil Services– OIH +3.4%. Cons. Discretionary– XLY +3.3%. Steel– SLX +3.3%. Gold Miners– GDX +3.2%.
Sector ETF weakness: Solar– KWT -0.3%. Livestock– COW +0.1%. Comment! -
Thursday, June 25, 2009, 10:34 AM
Sector ETF strength: Coal– KOL +3.4%. Homebuilders– XHB +3.4%. Retailers– XRT +3.2%. Cons. Discretionary– XLY +2.1%. Solar– TAN +2%. Gasoline– UGA +2%. Transports– IYT +2%. Oil Services– OIH +2%. Heating Oil– UHN +1.9%. Internet– HHH +1.5%. Clean Energy– PBW +1.5%.
Sector ETF weakness: Insurance– KIE -0.5%. Regional Banks– RKH -0.3%. Commercial Banks– KBE -0.3%. Real Estate– IYR -0.2%. Agribusiness– MOO -0.2%. Financials– IYF -0.1%. Comment! - Wednesday, June 17, 2009, 3:50 PM Sector ETF strength late on: Biotech– BBH +2.9%. Pharma– PPH +2%. Semis– SMH +2%. Healthcare Providers– IHF +1.8%. Retailers– XRT +1.8%. Livestock– COW +1.6%. Cons. Discretionary– XLY +1.3%. Comment!
- Monday, May 18, 2009, 9:54 AM Sector ETF strength early on: Coal– KOL +5.6%. Homebuilders– XHB +3.9%. Oil Services– OIH +3.9%. Regional Banks– KRE +3.7%. Commercial Banks– KBE +3.5%. Real Estate– IYR +3%. Cons. Discretionary– XLY +2.8%. Comment!
- Thursday, April 30, 2009, 10:12 AM Sector ETF strength: Solar– KWT +9.0%. Solar– TAN +7.6%. Clean Energy– PBW +5.0%. Steel– SLX +4.3%. Cons. Discretionary– XLY +3.4%. Comment!
- Wednesday, April 15, 2009, 9:48 AM Sector weaknesses: Technology (XLK) -0.85%, Financials (XLF) -0.77%, Consumer Discretionary (XLY) -0.42%. Comment!
- Thursday, April 9, 2009, 4:52 PM Consumer Discretionary SPDR ETF (XLY) posts a solid 4.1% gain. In the aggregate, March same-store sales came in below expectations, but apparently failed to shock investors who find some measure of comfort in any data that's anything less than horrific. Wal-Mart (WMT), though, was -3.7% after a very weak 1.4% rise in comps. Comment!
- Wednesday, February 4, 2009, 3:03 PM Sector ETF weakness: Retailers– RTH -2.8%. Cons. Discretionary– XLY -2.1%. Healthcare Providers– IHF -1.7%. Oil– USO -1.7%. Internet– HHH -1.7%. Telecom– IYZ -1.7%. Pharma– PPH -1.4%. Comment!
- Tuesday, January 13, 2009, 4:05 PM Sector ETF weakness: Solar– TAN -3.1%. Utilities– XLU -1.9%. Industrials– XLI -1.8%. Transports– IYT -1.5%. Cons. Discretionary– XLY -1.3%. Comment!
- Tuesday, December 30, 2008, 3:00 PM Stocks continue to hold on to gains, but are off a drop from session highs. Despite a fresh bottom for consumer confidence, consumer discretionary stocks are among the leaders (XLY +2.6%). DJIA up 103 to 8587. S&P +11 to 881. Nasdaq +24 to 1534. Comment!
- Thursday, December 4, 2008, 10:13 AM Sector ETF strength: Homebuilders– XHB +7.0%. Retailers– XRT +5.8%. Retailers– RTH +4.9%. Healthcare Providers– IHF +3.2%. Cons. Discretionary– XLY +2.8%. Comment!
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22% consumers who say they will shop at department stores, down from 25% in 2009, and down from 26% in 2008 XLY XLP VCR VDC - View all 0 replies
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