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S&P Retail SPDR (NY: XRT )

75.95 -0.58 (-0.75%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 10:56 AM EDT, May 17, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Shop the Winners: 3 Retail Stocks Set to Outpace the Pack in 2024
There is no question some retailers have struggled more than others. These are three top retail stocks to watch in 2024. 
Via InvestorPlace
3 Sorry Retail Stocks to Sell in August Before It’s Too Late
The retail sector has started to rebound, but these three underperforming retail stocks for August seemingly can't adapt to changing times. 
Via InvestorPlace
July 6-Month Calendar Range Called The Shots
A look at how the January and now July reset worked. 
Via Talk Markets
There Is No New Bull Market in Retail Stocks, And Target (TGT) Stock Proves It
TGT stock may be up on Q2 earnings, but Target just waved a major red flag for retail stocks and the broader stock market. Be warned. 
Via InvestorPlace
Q2 2023 U.S. Retail Scorecard – Update
U.S. retail sales received a boost from online promotions in July. U.S. mall stores online become significantly more promotional. 
Via Talk Markets
Q2 2023 U.S. Retail Preview: Services Continue To Outperform Retail
Leisure Products is facing difficult comparisons and has the weakest anticipated Q2 2023 estimate, with profits expected to decline by 25.6%. 
Via Talk Markets
Walmart Or Target? Ahead of Retail Earnings, Jim Cramer Says Stick With This FAANG Stock When In Doubt
Ahead of earnings reports from Walmart and Target, Jim Cramer reflected on investor dilemma between the two stocks but recommended a third one. 
Via Benzinga
Retail Earnings Looming: What To Expect
One recurring theme in the Q2 earnings season has been the continued resilience and stability of the U.S. consumer. 
Via Talk Markets
ETFs To Benefit & Lose From Higher Oil Price
Here are six ETFs that are expected to benefit/lose from higher oil prices. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics ETFs
AskSlim Market Week - Friday, July 28
Technical and cycle analysis, and market commentary. 
Via Talk Markets
Tipping Point: Is Amazon’s Sizzling Stock Ready to Cool Down?
AMZN stock has been heating up in 2023, but several signs point to Amazon being ready for a turnaround. Here's what to watch. 
Via InvestorPlace
The July 6-Month Calendar Range SPY QQQ IWM TLT
Looking at the SPY chart, we have had 7 trading days above the range high. However, to date, SPY has not really taken off from that level and sits more in consolidation mode. 
Via Talk Markets
Tuesday Talk: Sniffing Bears Chased Out For Now
Bears are sniffing around in what is an overall positive market environment. Though they were routed on Monday, investors should be aware of their persistence to stick around. 
Via Talk Markets
Major Sector ETFs Re-Set In July-Blueprint
Retail XRT is in a Distribution phase and has to clear the 200-WMA and calendar range high at 67.42. A move under 63.40 would be weak. 
Via Talk Markets
Market Distortions Of Epic Proportions
Extreme moves are everywhere. 
Via Talk Markets
Market Rallies - What To Buy And What To Watch
A discussion about crypto, basic materials, inflation, and gold. 
Via Talk Markets
XRT ETF Unleashes Profits: How To Trade The Cup & Handle Breakout With Leveraged ETF RETL
An aggressive way to maximize the return with leveraged ETF when trading the cup and handle pattern. 
Via Talk Markets
Market Rotation Into One Juicy Group Could Put A Cap On Nasdaq
Examining the dilemma the market is facing between the seasonality and the end-of-quarter effect. 
Via Talk Markets
Amazon Prime Day Ignites Battle Of Promotions
It’s Amazon Prime Week, and every year retailers ride the coattails of Prime Week with their own sales. 
Via Talk Markets
Bank Earnings - JP Morgan Versus Goldman Sachs
The daily chart of JP Morgan is in a bullish phase and has been for most of the year. However, it has not been impervious to corrections. 
Via Talk Markets
4 Sector ETFs To Capitalize On Q2 Earnings Potential
The second-quarter 2023 earnings season will kick off this week, with the banking sector slated to report numbers. 
Via Talk Markets
Granny Retail Takes A Bow
Year over year credit card spending continues to decline with the low-income consumers showing the largest rate of decline. We ask, is this sustainable? 
Via Talk Markets
When Good Markets Go Bad
Markets are stagnating until Tech says otherwise. 
Via Talk Markets
5 ETF Trends To Watch In Second-Half 2023
Here are five trends that may influence the market in the rest of the year. 
Via Talk Markets
Sell In July And Go Away? Calendar Range Reset
One of the most interesting things about July in the market is the biannual reset of the 6-month calendar range. 
Via Talk Markets
Tuesday Talk: A Glorious First Half And A Glorious Fourth
As we begin the second half of the year the stock market is up, which is not a given based on all that has transpired, thus far. 
Via Talk Markets
Five ETFs To Make The Most Of July Fourth Celebrations
This Fourth of July will be a celebration of not only freedom but also economic growth. Along with the spirit of Americans, this Independence Day should lift revenues and profits in various corners. 
Via Talk Markets
Zooming Out On The Strong: Transports, And The Weaker: Retail
A discussion about the macro, sectors, and the fatalistic consumer. 
Via Talk Markets
Do Not Get Bearish While Transportation Leads
IYT needs to hold above 238 this week as we end June. 
Via Talk Markets
Granny Retail, A Big Barometer
A look at the macro, the geopolitical backdrop, commodities, and stocks to watch 
Via Talk Markets
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