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FINANCIAL SEL (NY: XLF )

51.05 +0.32 (+0.64%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 10:26 AM EST, Nov 25, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Banks And Brokers On Fire
The Financial sector ETF has been on fire since its intraday low of $29.59 on October 13th, which was the day of the hotter-than-expected September CPI report. 
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Haves And Have Nots
Sector performance has lately been a tale of the haves and have-nots. 
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Bank Liquidity Management: How The System Is Supposed To Look
Industrial capitalism does not sit serenely in equilibrium; in the real world, commerce is generally supported by rampant credit growth, deranged speculation, and wishful thinking. As long as the music... 
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Bearish Break and Back in the Volatility Box
The Fed gets hostile. 
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Visualizing S&P 500 Performance In 2022, By Sector
Tracking indexes over the course of a year reveals a lot about market trends and sentiment. The S&P 500’s performance over the course of 2022 is a great example. 
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Market Analysis And Chart Review - October 3rd
In today’s Daily Bite, I discuss Futures, S&P 500, Nasdaq, VIX, XLF, and AAII. 
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A Pivotal Fed Moment For Markets?
GDP was great, durable goods a disaster, and PCE as expected. 
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A Stagflation Storm
A discussion about the trifecta of trends that caused the current inflationary environment, why an economic slowdown won’t cure inflation, and the three sectors every investor should own today. 
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SPDR ETF Report For Thursday, Oct. 27
A review of the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets for the trading day. 
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World Money Flow: October Week 3, 2022
Markets may continue to experience volatile, wild whipsaw intraday swings, until we see clear signs of capitulation. 
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Why The Next (Likely) Global Recession May Be Different Type Of Bear All Along
While it’s helpful to look back at past bear markets for guidance, it’s also important to remember that the current market conditions are not the same as they were in 1999 or 2007. 
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American Express Beats Earnings & Revenue Views, Raises Guidance
American Express beat earnings and revenue views Friday, as spending on goods and services, as well as travel and entertainment, came in ahead of forecasts. 
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Sectors Dislocations Between Europe And The U.S.
US Banks have dropped around 1% in the past 10 days while European Banks have managed to gain around 2.5%. 
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This Range That Defines All Markets
Financials continue to get hammered as well as the monsters of tech while the energy sector continues to explode to the upside. 
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Picking Stocks In A Bond-Friendly Environment
Picking the right stocks instead of the most popular ones may be more rewarding than investors have grown accustomed to. 
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Will Goldman Sachs' Earnings & Revenue Beats Lift Sector Higher?
Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings and revenue Tuesday. The company is reorganizing into three business units. 
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Topics ETFs
The Bottom Is In For JPMorgan Chase & Co.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is at the bottom driven by results and the outlook for NII in 2023. The stock is also supported by the hope for share repurchases. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Weekly Market Pulse: Just A Little Volatility
Volatility is the inverse of liquidity. When there is ample liquidity there is little volatility and when there is none we get lots of it. 
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U.S. Weekly FundFlows Insight Report: Exchange-Traded Funds Attract Inflows In Back-To-Back Weeks
During the fund-flows week ended October 12, 2022, investors were overall net redeemers of fund assets (including both conventional funds and ETFs) for the third straight week, removing a net $2.3... 
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Friday Focuses On Financials As CPI Surprises Today
This has been a volatile trading week already with Wednesday's Fed Minutes and today's CPI Inflation Data. 
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Energy Surges Without The S&P
Compared to the S&P 500’s modest gains on the week, Energy’s outperformance has little precedence prior to the pandemic. 
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5 Winning ETF Strategies For Q4
Given the current market environment, here are some investing strategies that could prove to be extremely beneficial for investors: 
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SPDR ETF Report For Wednesday, Oct. 5
In this video Ira Epstein reviews SPDR ETF actions for the trading day just ended, Wednesday, Oct. 5 and notes that markets are marking time in front of jobs reports which will be out on Thursday. 
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US Stock Bear Market Elliott Wave Technical Analysis
Stock Market Summary Elliott Wave Count: Elliott Wave Analysis - (iii) of v) of 3 of (1) - SP 500 
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Quarter Pounder
Let’s look at a variety of important ETFs using quarter bars (each bar represents a full three months, instead of the typical single day0 to get a crude, long-term picture as to where the markets... 
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Can Markets Back The Fed Into A Corner?
BoE broke who’s next? 
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More Volatility, More Economic Reports, And So Far More New Lows Today
As we end September 2022 and prepare for October, stock indexes and futures fell to new lows of 2022 with key stocks continuing to print new lows ahead of the indexes. 
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SPDR ETF Report For Tuesday, Sept. 27
In this video Ira Epstein discusses the action in the markets and SPDR-ETFs for the trading day just ended, Tuesday, September 27. 
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The 3 Best Bank Stocks to Buy Now
Until we no longer need financial institutions, investors will continue to look for bank stocks to buy. Here are three to buy in October. 
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Stocks And Sectors With The Biggest Declines
The average stock in the Russell 3,000 was down 41.7% from its 52-week high as of the close yesterday. That means the average stock would need to rally 71.5% from here to get back to its high. 
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