Decline of The Retail Store ETF (EMTY)

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7 Retail ETFs That Can’t Wait for the Holidays

By Todd Shriber, InvestorPlace Contributor Nov 22, 2019

The 2019 holiday shopping season should rake in some big profits for select retailers. It will also make these retail ETFS good buys.

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Tanger Factory Outlet Stock Falls After Goldman Downgrade

From Barron's Mar 9, 2021

The outlet mall operator Tanger Factory Outlet Centers was a retail trader darling for a few hours last week, but the stock price isn't justified by fundamentals, Goldman Sachs says.

The U.S. Week Ahead (Jan 4-8): Mounting Job Cuts Continue to Haunt the Labor Market

From Talk Markets Dec 30, 2020

The first week in the new year will usher-in a blizzard of fresh economic data, including updates on the U.S. labor market, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to rattle the employment picture.

Holiday Shopping Shifts To E-Commerce: ETFs To Tap

From Talk Markets Dec 6, 2020

Given the digital shopping boom, stocks in the Internet and ecommerce retail space look poised for solid gains this month. Investors could tap this opportunity in a diversified way with the help of the following ETFs.

Retail gains as familiar themes of e-commerce, outdoors and nesting continue (NYSEARCA:XRT)

From Seeking Alpha Oct 5, 2020

The retail sector is outperforming on the day with the S&P Retail ETF (NYSEARCA:XRT) up 2.44% in comparison to the 1.38% gain for the S&P 500 Index.

Retail sales on solid footing amid pandemic pressures - NRF (NYSEARCA:XRT)

From Seeking Alpha Aug 14, 2020

The SPDR S&P Retail ETF (XRT +0.5%) is a mild outperformer after retail sales came in solid for July in comparison to expectations."Retail sales are starting the third quarter on a solid footing considering the nosedive we saw this spring, but we have to remember that there’s uncertainty about economic policy and that the resurgence of the virus is putting pressure on the fledgling recovery," notes National Retail Federation Chief Economist Jack Kleinhenz."While households are spending, they are anxious about their health and economic well-being, so they are being pragmatic.