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CONSUMERS STA (NY:XLP)

81.87 +1.71 (+2.13%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Apr 17, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Monster and Celsius Energized: Which Stock Offers More Upside?
Energy drinks face negative publicity and competition, leading to sell-offs in Monster and Celsius. Increasing foot traffic may offer hope for a recovery. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Walmart is Up 56% YTD, Is it Still a Top Consumer Staples Stock?
Walmart has been one of the strongest names in the consumer staples sector this year. Can the stock continue to win for years to come? 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Are Cracks Starting To Appear In The Bullish Dam?
Via Talk Markets
Stocks Rise, Netflix Soars To Record Highs, Oil Falls Below $70, Gold Miners Rally: What's Driving Markets Friday?
Wall Street was in positive territory in Friday midday trading, buoyed by upbeat quarterly earnings reports that kept investor sentiment bullish. 
Via Benzinga
Chipmakers Rally, Nvidia Smashes Records On TSMC Blowout Earnings, Gold Hit All-Time Highs: What's Driving Market Thursday?
A semiconductor rally pushed the S&P 500 to new all-time highs on Thursday, with strong earnings from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. 
Via Benzinga
Russell 2000 Builds On Friday's Bull Flag Breakout
After weeks of inaction the Russell 2000 finally made its move. 
Via Talk Markets
3 Millionaire-Maker Dividend King Food Stocks
Food companies are usually pretty boring, but that doesn't mean they can't make you wealthy. Here are three to keep on your radar right now. 
Via The Motley Fool
Markets: Are You Making Things Harder Than They Need To Be?
In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts and studies to help us answer the question in the stock market 
Via Talk Markets
PepsiCo's $1.2 Billion Siete Purchase: The Underrated Move Shaping Its Future
PepsiCo announced it was buying a company and Wall Street basically yawned. While the deal isn't huge, it is still important. Here's why. 
Via The Motley Fool
The Impacts Of The Hot CPI Report Have Yet To Be Felt
The CPI report came in hotter than expected for the headline and core CPI metrics. CPI swap pricing did a good job of predicting the headline inflation rate. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Relationship Between Consumer Discretionary And Staples Offers Rally Potential
Supporting technicals have emerged from an oversold period, similar to 2009, that contradicts the bearish setup from the relative relationship. 
Via Talk Markets
Visualizing The S&P 500’s Domestic And Foreign Revenues
While foreign revenues made up just 28% of the S&P 500’s revenues in 2023, some sectors are more exposed to foreign sales than others. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Bull Run At Risk? Shield Your Portfolio With These ETFs
The uncertainty regarding how the market will respond to the U.S. Presidential election presents a headwind. The decline in consumer confidence also paints an unclear picture. Here are some ETFs that... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics ETFs
Economy & Markets: As Good As It Gets?
In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts to help us answer the question - The economy and markets: Is this as good as it gets? 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Has Costco Stock Run its Course for Now?
Costco stock has had a great 2024, but its rise has slowed significantly. However, Wall Street is raising price targets as the stock declines. 
Via MarketBeat
Breaking, But Not Breaking
S&P 500 keepts in the tight range of late, well below the low 5,800s and above 5,735. Some of the bigger names are holding up, but having XLY and XLP go down by the same percentage amount yesterday, is... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Are Lower Interest Rates to Blame for Knocking Dividend Kings Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble Off Their All-Time Highs?
The consumer staples sector is up big and is chock-full of safe stocks. 
Via The Motley Fool
Stocks: Are You Missing The Big Picture?
In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts to help us answer the question - are you missing the big picture? 
Via Talk Markets
Did The Fed Just Signal A Recession And Bear Market?
In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts and data to help us answer the question - did the FED just signal a recession and bare market? 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy Interest Rates
Walmart Heiress Alice Walton Retakes Title As World's Richest Woman
Alice Walton, heiress of Walmart, is once again the world's richest woman with a net worth of $89.1B, overtaking Francoise Bettencourt Meyers at $88.4B. 
Via Benzinga
Walmart To Offer Pay-By-Bank Feature For Online Transactions, With Launch In 2025
Walmart is set to launch an instant pay-by-bank feature in 2025, enhancing transaction speed, and is gearing up for the holiday season with new initiatives. 
Via Benzinga
13 ETFs To Own As Fed Set To Cut Rates: Analysts Highlight Utilities, Real Estate, And More
Federal Reserve's shift to lower interest rates can have wide-reaching effects on stocks and bonds, but quality can be found in utilities, real estate, and consumer staples sectors. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Bonds ETFs Economy
Exposures Debt Markets Interest Rates
The Week Ahead - Saturday, Sept. 14
The markets seemed to be screaming over this past week, especially the bond market. In this video, I take a look at the bond market's price action. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
How Stable Is The Stock Market?
In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts to help us answer the question, how stable is the stock market? 
Via Talk Markets
As Inflation, GDP, And Jobs Growth Wane, The Fed Should Cut 50 Bps
Falling inflation, weak manufacturing activity, cautious consumer sentiment, and sluggish GDP and jobs growth have conspired to elicit a dovish tone from the Fed and the likely start of a rate-cut... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy Interest Rates
Wall Street Rallies After Last Week's Sell-Off, Palantir Soars On S&P 500 Inclusion, Airlines Rally: What's Driving Markets Monday?
U.S. stocks started the new week with strong gains, as all major indices and sectors in the S&P 500 were in the green by midday in New York. This comes after Wall Street experienced its worst week of... 
Via Benzinga
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Defensive Sectors: Shielding Your Portfolio in Volatile Times
Defensive sectors like consumer staples, healthcare, real estate, and utilities tend to perform well during market downturns and heightened volatility. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy Stocks
Exposures COVID-19 Economy Interest Rates
The Market Just Got Serious - Here’s What To Do
In tonight’s video, I want to focus on all the juicy opportunities on the table for the taking amid this emerging sell-side activity. 
Via Talk Markets
Stocks Tumble On Jobs Data, Nasdaq 100 Eyes Worst Week In 2 Years As Semiconductors Slump: What's Driving Markets Friday?
Investors showed little enthusiasm for the August jobs report, as the slower-than-expected hiring numbers deepened worries about a softening labor market. 
Via Benzinga
S&P 500 Falls Below 5,500 Points On Cooling Jobs Data, Tesla Leads Tech Gains, Natural Gas Spikes: What's Driving Markets Thursday?
Signs of a cooling labor market last month pushed major U.S. stock averages lower on Thursday, ahead of the highly anticipated August jobs report set for release on Friday. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Energy Stocks
Exposures Fossil Fuels US Equities
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