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What Are the Best Sectors to Invest in for 2018?
The Energy, Consumer Discretionary and Technology sectors have been among the best sectors in terms of performance so far in 2018, and they are expected to continue this success for the remainder of the year.
Are Investors Out of the Woods After the Recent Pullback?
February’s pullback seems to have broken the bullish spell that had enveloped Wall Street, and now investors have to start doing their homework again.
What Sectors Still Have Some Sizzle Left?
The best place to start is to see what sectors had sizzle to start with, which puts the spotlight on tech, financials and consumer discretionary.
Three Important Stock Charts to Kick Off 2018
To kick off 2018, here are three important charts to gain perspective on stocks and commodities. The year will have plentiful opportunities for the patient market participant.
Sector ETF and Stock Winners in the 10 Years Since the Great Recession
While most of the sectors have flourished over the past decade, consumer discretionary and information technology have led the way .
The Trading Plan for Thanksgiving Week
While boredom is not an actionable catalyst to enter trades during Thanksgiving week, last week's bullish reversals must be respected.
Stocks Remain Chirpy, But Note What Happened Last Week
I continue to respect the year-to-date up-trend in stocks but heading into this new trading week there are two red flags I am watching.
Trade of the Day: Good Reward to Risk in Walt Disney Co (DIS) Stock
DIS stock's recent behavior around a key technical area of confluence support offers good reward-to-risk for active investors and traders alike.
Consumer Discretionary SPDR (ETF) (XLY): The Quick Guide to XLY
The Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLY) is the sector's largest fund, and also top-heavy in Amazon exposure. Is XLY right for you?
Why Walt Disney Co (DIS) Stock Took a Beating Today
Disney CEO Bob Iger gave the Street some disappointing guidance to chew on. As a result, DIS stock gave back 5% and weighed on the XLY ETF.