Ro_Patel
Posted - 6 hours ago
UoM Consumer Sentiment: Apr 77.2 [down -2.8% m/m & +21.2% y/y] UoM Index of Consumer Expectations: April 76 [down -1.8% m/m & up +25.4% y/y] Republicans posted notable declines in sentiment this month, whereas Democrats and Independents did not. Sentiment for younger consumers rose, in contrast to middle-aged and older adults whose sentiment changed little or fell. Overall, consumers continue to express uncertainty about the future trajectory of the economy pending the outcomes of the upcoming election, but at this time there is no evidence that global geopolitical factors are on the forefront of consumers' minds. $XLY $XRT $XLP $XLF - $SPY
AnonFtheHFs
Posted - 2 days ago
$GME Started doing some research on $GME and $XRT (Looking into ETF's and Swaps) https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1cc2elz/anonfthehfs_dd_research_on_etfs_part_2_strange/ Interested in trying to get more eyes and I'm trying to speak to someone at FINRA to have them walk me through how all this works.
FlynancialAnalyst
Posted - 5 days ago
$TSCO $27.28B mc $XRT name remounting rising 10 wk SMA on volume. Freshly rising 40/80 wk SMAs... $300 🧲 Now 100% institutionally owned following a steady rise over the past 2 years. Additionally, short float % has nosedived from 11.58% to start the year, to 7.95% today 🚜🚜
FlynancialAnalyst
Posted - 1 week ago
$WINA $1.26B mc specialty $XRT name (Play it again sports, platos closet, etc.) catching some unusual 🐂🚀s off long-term 80 wk SMA the past few weeks 75.22% institutionally owned and rising from 68.42% this time last year .. Only 182 watchers on Stocktwits #HiddenGem #BTFD
Ro_Patel
Posted - 1 week ago
BoA: Total card spending per household rose +0.3% y/y in March, following the leap-year boosted +2.9% y/y increase in February While spending was soft on the month, the solid labor market continues to sustain consumer momentum. March saw strong jobs growth, and this appears to be reflected in strengthening after-tax wages and salaries growth in our data – with growth at the highest level since early 2023. Tax refunds may also provide additional support to households, with average refunds up by 5% this year through the end of March. While most consumers appear to be planning to save or pay down debt, there is a small rise in people saying they will go shopping. $XLY $XRT $XLP $PBJ - $SPY
0se1
Posted - 1 week ago
$ULTA $XRT filled the gap from Dec'23, should see some buying ..
TheWayfinder
Posted - 1 week ago
$JWN trying to close with a reversal stick above the daily 200. $KSS $XRT
seeitmarket
Posted - 1 week ago
NEW Article: "Are Consumers Overwhelmed by Inflation, High Interest Rates, and Geopolitics?" - https://www.seeitmarket.com/are-consumers-overwhelmed-by-inflation-high-interest-rates-and-geopolitics/ by @marketminute $SPY $QQQ $IWM $XRT
Ro_Patel
Posted - 1 week ago
GDPNow: GDP growth est for 1Q24 is +2.9% on April 16, up from +2.8% on April 15 vs initial forecast of +3% on Jan 26 $XLY $XRT $XLE $XLF $SPY
0se1
Posted - 1 week ago
$W $XRT $TGT
itsallaboutheoptions
Posted - 1 week ago
$XRT $SPY Stronger-than-anticipated retail sales data suggested interest rates may stay steady for longer than some traders had hoped.
Honeystocks
Posted - 1 week ago
SPDR S&P Retail ETF $XRT is now rolling over exactly where it should be rolling over. It already met our buy low : upside targets and now it's a game of watching and waiting for the chart to show its hand again for an entry. $SPY $SPX $QQQ $IWM
Ro_Patel
Posted - 1 week ago
US Retail Sales up +0.7% m/m vs +0.4% m/m (Feb revised up to +0.9% from a prior reading of +0.6%) US Retail Core Sales up +1.1m/m vs est +0.5% m/m US UoM Consumer Sentiment was up from 76.9 to 79.4 in March but fell slightly in April but below the March 2019 level of 98.4 Jefferies: There are some troubling signs of potential threats to spending power for consumers on the lower-end of the income spectrum, but these threats are not enough to tip the aggregate spending data lower. Confidence in continued labor market strength alongside strong savings stocks among retirees are going to combine to underpin strong consumer spending for the foreseeable future. $XLY $XRT $XLF $SPY $AMZN
HaramiTide
Posted - 1 week ago
$SPX $AMZN $XLY $XRT chrt smrt
chartsmarter
Posted - 1 week ago
More "equal weighted" $XRT, $AMZN 1.5% of fund, against $XLY, (AMZN 25% of XLY) one of first large ETFs to record a bearish ADX crossover. Combined losses of more than 9% in last 2 weeks, with both CLOSING at lows for the WEEKLY range. Speaks to broad weakness in consumer $SPX
Aigner_Andreas
Posted - 1 week ago
TD BUY $XRT at 71.88, Supp 71.88 Resis 78.99 R10 HiLo 69% DIV N/A #SPDR? S&P #stocks #trading #finance #market
OpenOutcrier
Posted - 2 weeks ago
RECAP 4/12 Unusual Puts: $XRT Jun 65 P $KRE May10 40 P $KMI Jan 17 P $OPEN Jan 2 P $ZIM Oct 7.5 P Live Breaking trading news www.openoutcrier.com
Ro_Patel
Posted - 2 weeks ago
Biden admin is wiping out an additional $7.4B on worth of student loan debt, impacting about 277,000 borrowers. This latest cancellation plan impacts those who enrolled in the SAVE program. $XLF $XRT $XLY $XLP - $SPY
Ro_Patel
Posted - 2 weeks 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%
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Ro_Patel
Posted - 2 weeks ago
US initial jobless claims: 211K vs est of 215K & 221K previous
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Ro_Patel
Posted - 2 weeks ago
The Biden admin announces new student loan plan. The plans would give borrowers $20,000 in loan forgiveness for balances that have grown due to unpaid interest since entering repayment This would result in 25M Americans getting relief from balance growth that was garnered by unpaid interest, with 23M seeing their full balance growth canceled & estimated 2M would get full loan forgiveness through this option. This fall the Admin will begin canceling up to $20,000 in interest for millions of borrowers & full loan forgiveness for millions more - details have not been finalized Currently, about 43M Americans have some form of student loan debt. $XLF $XLY $XLP $XRT - $SPY
sabbie
Posted - 2 weeks ago
$XRT ugly
Fox_Technicals
Posted - 3 weeks ago
If $XRT can muster a short term bottom, $AMZN is going to get a kick
Ro_Patel
Posted - 3 weeks ago
US Unemployment Rate falls to 3.8%
US Unemployment Rate has now been below 4% for 26 straight months, the longest streak since the late 1960s.
Labor force participation improves to 62.7%
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chartsmarter
Posted - 3 weeks ago
Not Many Talking About: https://www.chartsmarter.com/2024/04/04/consumer-sector-review-4-5-24/ "the $XRT, broader consumer ETF was down 4% before the added drawdown Thursday for the week. For $XLY, $AMZN records bearish dark cloud cover candle. Will homebuilders falter with more $TNX gains?" ASO $ANF WMT SPY #stockmarkets
nunner67
Posted - 3 weeks ago
$XLF $XRT no rate cuts this year FED ANNOUNCED
cubie
Posted - 3 weeks ago
@simon58 @Alvi722 @jenbunn @keywestave01 @StrayTrader @kindness123 @TraderRapp @Pinkyj @lukenight @ShillBootLicker learned*
$dks down nicely since Monday. $pvh and $ulta took some air out some retailers in $xrt and think Luke, maybe also lulu got tad oversold yesterday, and they just trying bounce it back to maybe not 50% but 23.6% or 38.2%😅 of the $80 drop.
$elf already got a nice $9 bounced yesterday of $22 drop.
Fox_Technicals
Posted - 3 weeks ago
$AMZN nice breakout, now strongly outperforming broader retail $XRT
