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CONSUMER DISC (NY: XLY )

176.65 -1.86 (-1.04%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, May 22, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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The truth behind Williams-Sonoma stock drop
You should read this if a 6.6% sell-off in Williams-Sonoma caught you by surprise this week, here's why traders are selling the news and others buying the rumor 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Is Airbnb a buy on fee increase, international growth?
Airbnb's stock is in a buy zone after surging on a cross-currency fee announcement, aligning with international expansion and double-digit revenue growth. 
Via MarketBeat
Today’s market could make Sysco stock break out, will it?
There is a new money shift coming to the marketplace, and this one sector seems to be first in line to receive new investment dollars, with Sysco as a favorite 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Retailers see earnings growth ahead but investors are lukewarm
Despite high earnings expectations, retail stocks struggle, raising questions about consumer spending, even as the Fed is likely to cut interest rates in 2024. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy Interest Rates
3 retailers to compound your wealth this cycle
If you want to avoid a lost decade scenario, consider adding these stocks to your watchlist to increase the odds of compounding your wealth this cycle 
Via MarketBeat
Are top upgrades Micron, Lululemon & CrowdStrike buys right now?
Micron, Lululemon, and CrowdStrike top MarketBeat's list of most upgraded stocks. All three posted strong 2023 rallies and are pulling back in the new year. 
Via MarketBeat
You should read this if your portfolio could use a 4.9% dividend
Best Buy stock is looking for a comeback in 2024. Insiders, smart money, and analysts see the writing on the wall making a case for an overdue rally 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Bonds
Exposures COVID-19 Debt Markets
Starbucks stock is suddenly surrounded by analysts
Starbucks stock is set to rally by at least 20.0%, or so does simplicity of logic - and analyst targets - suggest. Do not underestimate this company's brand 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
PepsiCo's dividend won't last long in today's market
Because of the coming money shifts triggered by the FED's rate cut proposal, stocks like PepsiCo are set to become prime targets for investors to follow 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Bonds Economy
Exposures Debt Markets Economy Interest Rates
Cruise lines navigate from worst to first in 2023 surge
The cruise industry has transformed itself, led by Royal Caribbean, Carnival and Norwegian. Companies focus on affordable pricing and higher profit margins. 
Via MarketBeat
What to expect from the Q1 earnings reporting cycle
The FQ4 earnings reporting season starts soon and will determine the S&P 500's direction in 2024. The risk is that gains will be capped but there is hope. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Last chance to prepare your portfolio for tax season
These specific stocks could be set to rally after thousands of Americans receive a tax return this year. Markets have been rewarding the space ahead of time 
Via MarketBeat
Ford stock: Company makes U-turn on electric pickup trucks
Ford halved production goals for the F-150 Lightning, citing market demand shifts. The move reflects consumer hesitancy toward EVs despite industry growth. 
Via MarketBeat
The truth about Lululemon earnings: Suddenly in bearish crosshair
Lululemon has been a consumer favorite, making investors richer and richer so far this year. Today, you may need to consider buying insurance on this gem 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Behind the tech boom: Big price leaders selectively laying off
Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet are strategically laying off workers, responding to higher interest rates and refocusing on transformative AI technologies. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Artificial Intelligence ETFs Workforce
Exposures Artificial Intelligence Layoff
At a $122.25 price target, PDD analysts need to catch up
China's consumer is staging a once in a cycle comeback, while PDD is showing its strength, markets expect the show to go on a while longer 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
ULTA stock is setting up to swing for the fences
ULTA stock is a well-hidden gem, and the market is making sure it remains hidden. At 25% ROIC and double-digit upside, this stock offers safety and growth 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy Interest Rates
Get ready for Christmas shopping-sprees with these 2 winners
Get yourself in position to profit before Christmas time rolls around, analysts certify the upside there is to be had in these winning stocks 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Earnings Stocks
Exposures Financial US Equities
Big investors weigh response to Musk social media controversies
Despite a robust 17% rise in Tesla's stock this month, shareholders are worried about the impact on Tesla's reputation from Elon Musk's contentious tweets 
Via MarketBeat
Home prices expected to drop, but homebuilders remain strong
Morgan Stanley predicts home prices may drop, but builder stocks, including PulteGroup and Toll Brothers, have defied expectations with a November surge 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Feel like buying the dip on Best Buy? Your gut may be right
Best Buy stock is doing the best it can to hold up, but the true momentum is going to come from these insiders buying as management turns things around. 
Via MarketBeat
What Me Worry? Consumer stocks surge despite high inflation
Despite inflation and recession worries, consumer discretionary stocks, driven by sectors like apparel, restaurants and travel, outpaced expectations in 2023 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs Economy
Exposures Economy Interest Rates
Ride the momentum: Apparel stocks soaring at 52-week highs
These two stocks carry the consumer discretionary industry forward this quarter, joining the market's bullish sentiment toward them. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs Economy
Exposures Economy
Target these 3 hot retail stocks for Black Friday deals
Retail names are putting in mixed performances but these discretionary names are ready to move higher on solid earnings and capital return outlook. 
Via MarketBeat
Compound your way to wealth with these retail stocks
You will not expect these two names to be the ones to guide you by the hand on your journey to building wealth, but numbers don't lie 
Via MarketBeat
Celsius is growing with no end in sight!
Celsius is taking the industry by storm, and its momentum record is not going anywhere. An outlier backed by one of the biggest names in the space to the moon! 
Via MarketBeat
Why picking Adidas over Nike is a safe bet
Adidas stock is about to make a splash, well, more like a boom in its coming earnings release. Why the confidence? Read along and find out why analysts agree 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Is there merit in these low-beta moat stocks? Analysts say yes
Now that the consumer sector is beginning to turn, the ball is in your court to filter down into the winning names looking to accommodate consumer needs today 
Via MarketBeat
Is domestic travel back on track? Check out these companies
Growing GDP figures create a trickle-down effect on these domestic leisure names. Markets and analysts are all over this domino effect. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy Interest Rates
You’ll Want in on These Consumer Staples After Reading This
As the market switches their preference into reliable cash flows and away from hype, these consumer staple names are set to outperform heavily. Analysts agree 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
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