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S&P 500 Communication Sector SPDR (NY: XLC )

65.70 -0.82 (-1.23%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Sep 21, 2023 Add to My Watchlist
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Fed Minutes Faded As SPX 'Inflation' Is Already Priced In
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Via Talk Markets
Oil Plunges, Sending Energy Stocks Sharply Lower: Here's What Driving The Selloff
Oil is tumbling, with Brent sliding as much as $7 from Friday highs to a low of $93 while WTI puked by as much as $5, briefly dropping below $87 to the lowest level since January. 
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Verizon Shares Drop On Earnings Miss, Lower Guidance
Shares of Verizon (NYSE: VZ) tumbled in pre-market trade Friday after the company reported second-quarter earnings that missed Wall Street expectations. The company also slashed full-year guidance. 
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Topics Earnings Economy
Exposures Economy Financial
Leading And Lagging Sectors For June 14, 2022
Gainers Symbol Name Price Change ($) Change (%) Volume 
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Earnings Roundup and Sector Views
This has been a tough earnings season for certain sectors of the S&P 500 Index. 
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S&P 500 1Q22 Earnings Recap: Growth Holding Up
With about 95% of the S&P 500 constituents having reported 1Q22 earnings, we look at aggregate performance and EPS estimates of the eleven S&P500 sectors during the past earnings season and look ahead... 
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An Epic Set Of ‘Alligator Jaws’
The energy sector has risen more than 60% over the past twelve months, outperforming the index, while the combined tech and communications services sectors have fallen, underperforming the index. 
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The Case For Buying The Dip
The case for buying the dip is based on the availability of undervalued assets in a market that has suffered indiscriminate selling. 
Via Talk Markets
Leading And Lagging Sectors For May 11, 2022
Gainers Symbol Name Price Change ($) Change (%) Volume 
Via Benzinga
Weekly Market Pulse: Fat Pitch?
If inflation expectations fall as rapidly as they rose, the fat pitch will come in the bond market. 
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US Energy Shares Continue To Lead By A Wide Margin In 2022
Energy is still the only game in town for strong upside momentum in the US equity sector this year. 
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Netflix Sinks on Q1 Subscriber Loss: ETFs in Focus
Netflix reported dismal first-quarter 2022 results after the closing bell on Tuesday, spreading huge pessimism on the company’s growth outlook. 
Via Talk Markets
This Investment Is Crushing Everything Including Bitcoin In 2022
Energy stocks are destroying everything, including cryptocurrencies. Forget bitcoin, have you thought about profiting from oil? 
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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. 
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Sector Price and Breadth Update
Utilities, Consumer Staples, and Energy are seeing their AD lines pull back from new highs, but price has been somewhat disconnected. 
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S&P 500 Sector Re-shuffling Likely To End Tech Dominance
S&P 500 will reclassify the sectors of some significant shares in 2023. Payment processing companies currently classified as tech firms would join the financial... 
Via Benzinga
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. 
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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. 
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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. 
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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
“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... 
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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. 
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Style Perspectives In Vogue
U.S. equities have had a tough start to the year amid rising inflation concerns, anticipated rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, earnings misses from several mega-cap companies, and ongoing geopolitical... 
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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%. 
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13 Years After the ’09 Bottom
Today marks the thirteen-year anniversary of the 2009 market bottom of the Global Financial Crisis. 
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No Easy Answer: Sector and Factor Responses to U.S. Rate Hikes
Although higher rates are generally seen as negative for risk assets, the initial stages of a monetary tightening cycle have not been disastrous for the U.S. stock market historically. 
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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? 
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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. 
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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. 
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