fallondpicks
Posted - 23 hours ago
#sectorbreadth Two rank gain for Industrials ($XLI). Two rank loss for Materials ($XLB). Minor ranking changes elsewhere. Strongest sector is Energy ($XLE) at 35% bullishness. Weakest is Discretionary ($XLY) and Health Care ($XLV) at 7% bullishness and in 'buy' territory.
inkspill
Posted - 2 days ago
$XLB $LIN $SHW called it. Whole thing looked extended.
MrFlibble
Posted - 5 days ago
$SPY $XLB Materials
Ro_Patel
Posted - 1 week ago
Mar PPI: 0.2% vs est of 0.3% & 0.6% prior
Mar Core PPI: 0.2% vs est of 0.2%
The March increase in the index for final demand is attributable to a 0.3% rise in prices for final demand services. In contrast, the index for final demand goods edged down 0.1%
The index for final demand less foods, energy, and trade services moved up 0.2% in March after rising 0.3% in Feb. For the 12 months ended in March, prices for final demand less foods, energy, and trade services increased 2.8%
$XLI $XLB $XLY $XRT $SPY
GettnFibbywIT
Posted - 1 week ago
$LIN $XLB $SPX LIN - Still waving in the wind.........
victorcastro
Posted - 1 week ago
$DXYZ $QQQ $XLB $XLE
thayford
Posted - 1 week ago
$SPY $XLB $XLI $SMH This aged very well.
howardlindzon
Posted - 1 week ago
$DXYZ $QQQ $XLB $XLE
howardlindzon
Posted - 1 week ago
$DXYZ $QQQ $XLB $XLE momentum monday
ivanhoff
Posted - 1 week ago
Choppy Market Of Stocks https://ivanhoff.com/2024/04/07/choppy-market-of-stocks/ @MarketSurge @howardlindzon $XLB $XLE $QQQ $DXYZ
macroQmicro
Posted - 1 week ago
Industry Sectors ranked by price strength and momentum re April 5 close: $XLE $XLC $XLU $XLB
MrFlibble
Posted - 1 week ago
$SPY $XLB Materials
andrewnyquist
Posted - 1 week ago
My latest article: "Materials Sector Rally Reaches Trading Price Target" - https://www.seeitmarket.com/materials-sector-xlb-rally-reaches-trading-price-target/ #IBDpartner @InvestorsBusinessDaily @MarketSurge $XLB
lejomo
Posted - 2 weeks ago
@Yeonhee7777 @SanFrann Finally, I think I somewhat understand how it works 🙌 . High $XLB $XLE will fuel ⛽️ inflation. Therefore, FED won't cut rates. This is not good for market and meme stocks 😕. The first time that $QQQ rsi is below 50 !
macroQmicro
Posted - 2 weeks ago
Industry Sectors ranked by price strength and momentum re April 3 close: $XLE $XLC $XLB
macroQmicro
Posted - 2 weeks ago
Industry Sectors ranked by price strength and momentum re April 1 close: $XLE $XLC $XLB
MarkNewtonCMT
Posted - 2 weeks ago
$LPX Louisiana Pacific is one of the #Materials names i discuss in tonight's report & this @marketsurge chart shows price exceeding resistance going back since 2021 https://get.investors.com/marketsurge/?utm_source=Mark_Newton&utm_medium=landing+page&utm_campaign=SOCIAL+INFLUENCER&utm_id=SCINFLUENCER While Materials doesn't represent more than 3% in $SPX and $XLB remains dominated by names like $LIN, this sector along w/ Energy have come alive in recent months & worth discussing- #IBDPartner @InvestorsBusinessDaily
Ro_Patel
Posted - 2 weeks ago
US housing - many on the sidelines waiting to pull the trigger when rates lower - pent up demand 30-yr fixed: 6.88% [down -10bps w/w] Bankrate: Fed keeps delaying a rate cut largely because the US economy remains surprisingly strong. Unemployment is just 3.9%, and economic growth was a robust +3.3% in 4Q23. Inflation rose to +3.2% for February, a figure that remains well above the central bank’s official target of +2%. Due to Fed’s uncertain timeline, 10-year Treasury yields continues to get bid up (informal benchmark for 30-year fixed mortgage rates w/ avg gap of +180bps - current at +280bps) Fannie Mae increased its outlook, now expecting 30-year mortgage rates to be at 6.4% by YE24 vs an earlier forecast of 5.8%. $ITB $XHB $XLY $XLF $XLB #study
Ro_Patel
Posted - 2 weeks ago
Feb US construction spending down -0.3% m/m vs est of +0.7% m/m. However, construction spending is up +10.7% y/y. In terms of residential real estate, private residential construction rose +0.7% m/m (+6.5% y/y) in February, with single-family construction rising +1.4% m/m (+6.3% y/y) & multifamily construction falling -0.2% m/m (+6.1% y/y) $XHB $ITB $XLT $XLB $XLF
Ro_Patel
Posted - 2 weeks ago
ISM index of manufacturers rose to 50.3% in March from 47.8% in the prior month - first time over 50 in 17 months Of the 6 biggest manufacturing industries, 4 — Food, Beverage & Tobacco Products; Fabricated Metal Products; Chemical Products; and Transportation Equipment, which account for a combined 54% of manufacturing GDP — registered growth in March. $XLI $XLB $XLE $XLY - $SPY
Ro_Patel
Posted - 2 weeks ago
S&P Global US Manufacturing PMI at 51.9 in March vs 52.2 in Feb - 3 consecutive month above 50 Manufacturers recorded a solid and accelerated rise in production during March, with the rate of growth the sharpest in almost two years. Respondents mentioned signs of improving demand conditions. Stronger demand was also evident in data for new orders, which showed an increase for the 3rd month running. The pace of expansion was solid, but softer than that seen in February. Total new orders rose more quickly than new business from abroad, which increased only marginally in March $XLI $XLB $XLY $XRT - $SPY
allstarcharts
Posted - 2 weeks ago
Living in a Material world amirite? $XLB $LIN $SHW $FCX
GettnFibbywIT
Posted - 2 weeks ago
$SPY $SPX $XLB Materials.......
howardlindzon
Posted - 03/31/24
Materials and heavy construction crushing and all time highs $xlb
MrFlibble
Posted - 03/29/24
$SPY $XLB Materials
victorcastro
Posted - 03/29/24
$SPY $XLB $XLE $IWM $GLD
https://thechartreport.com/03-28-24/
Endrovest
Posted - 03/28/24
$XLB breaking out to new multi year highs
macroQmicro
Posted - 03/28/24
Industry Sectors ranked by price strength and momentum re March 28 close: $XLE $XLB $XLU
HaramiTide
Posted - 03/28/24
$XLK $XLB $XLI $XLE $XLF eq clk
