Sel Sct Mat SPDR Fd (XLB)
$77.50
0.87 (1.13%)
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Stock Market Bears Are Starting to Hibernate
As winter comes, bears are hibernating, giving way to a bull market. Want some evidence? Just look at the performance of small-cap stocks.
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Previous Close
$77.88
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Volume (Avg. Vol.)
25.12M
Day's Range
$74.24 - $79.87
52-Week Range
$74.24 - $96.90
Dividend & Yield
$1.70 (2.19%)
XLB Stock Predictions, Articles, and Sel Sct Mat SPDR Fd News
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.
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.
Trade of the Day: Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan (USA) Is a Breakout Candidate
The charts of POT stock reveal a bullish pattern in multiple time frames and Potash, in my eye, has potential for higher prices.
Materials Select Sector SPDR (XLB): The Quick Guide to XLB
The Materials Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLB) is the biggest broad-materials ETF ... and it's also concentrated and top-heavy.
2 Stocks That Will Thrive as We Rebuild America
We saw strong Q2 earnings surprises in key areas that represent the rebuilding of America. As a result, there are two stocks I like for long-term investors.
Don’t Bet Against the Dow Jones Industrial Average
Institutions appear to be piling back into the Dow Jones Industrial Average and other major indices. The bulls are getting the benefit of the doubt.
Monsanto Company (MON) Stock Should Break Out Even Higher
Monsanto (MON) is in a tight technical pattern. Soon, Monsanto stock should be released higher toward this well-defined upside target.
The Boost in Basic Materials Is Just the Beginning
Trump's election has changed everything. Now traders are looking toward fiscal policy to stimulate the economy and basic materials.
3 Big Stock Charts: Chesapeake Energy Corporation (CHK), Home Depot Inc (HD) and Materials Select Sector SPDR (XLB)
Chesapeake (CHK) is looking bullish, Home Depot (HD) rallied ahead of earnings and election spurs Materials Select Sector SPDR (XLB).
Materials Select Sector SPDR (XLB): Materials Flash a Warning for Us All
The Materials Select Sector SPDR (XLB) is firing off a flare for stock and commodities investors alike. For traders, now's the time to short.
Weight of Evidence Points to Stocks Heading Lower
At the very least, the market has limited upside from here.
XLB: Materials Stocks Are Ripe for a Bear Trade
Materials stocks rebounded sharply in October, but overhead technical resistance is about to club the XLB on the head.
AA Stock – Alcoa Inc Might Have Just Hit Bottom
The price action in Alcoa Inc (AA) over the past couple of weeks shows some promising signs that at least a near-term bottom is. Play AA stock on the long side.
What the Dip in Commodity Stocks Means for the U.S. and China
The move to the downside for commodity stocks is a big problem for the broader economies of the U.S., China and Europe for a few reasons.
