Energy Select Sector SPDR (XLE)
$93.30
0.73 (0.79%)
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New Lows Almost Certainly Are in the Future for Petrobras Stock
Petrobras had been rallying and now it's plummeting. PBR stock finds itself on the cusp of major support. Bulls and bears now face a critical test.
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Market Cap
395.43M
PE Ratio
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Volume (Avg. Vol.)
16.72M
Day's Range
$92.86 - $94.24
52-Week Range
$76.25 - $98.97
Dividend & Yield
$2.70 (2.89%)
XLE Stock Predictions, Articles, and Energy Select Sector SPDR News
The Recent Gusher In Big Oil Is Starting to Run Dry
The recent rally in oil to multi year highs has fueled a rally in the big oil stocks that comprise the XLE ETF. With oil prices now looking overbought, I expect XLE to struggle to head higher.
Best ETFs for 2018: Energy Select Sector SPDR (ETF) Can Still Win
Although the energy sector had a negative first quarter, XLE still has the fuel necessary to be among the best ETFs of 2018.
Big Oil Is Long Overdue for a Big-Time Rally
XLE is trading at a big discount to the overall stock market in general and to crude oil in particular. With valuations at the cheapest levels in years, oil stocks look poised to head higher.
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.
Will the Bears Once Again Get Squeezed?
Some of the bearish-positioned fund managers I spoke with last week are feeling squeezed on some short positions ... something they have had to deal with for the better part of the past 9 years.
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.
Best ETFs for 2018: The Energy Select Sector SPDR (ETF) Will Power Ahead
If you want to hold the best ETFs for 2018, look for sector bets that have a combination of contrarian play and momentum -- like XLE.
Oil Prices Set for a Big 2018: Here’s How You Can Profit
With oil now recovering, here are a several ways you can take advantage of higher oil prices in the near future.
Here’s What to Expect From Stocks Into New Year’s
Sector and group rotation continued last week, but less is more as the stock market winds down into 2018.
Trade of the Day: Exxon Mobil Corporation Stock Could Break Out Next
Exxon lifted the energy sector last week and XOM is now flirting with a breakout move that many an investor would welcome.
Stocks Are Still Holding All the Lines
Despite an intraday volatility scare last Friday U.S. stocks remain on track for a slow push higher into year-end, barring any major news.
Energy Select Sector SPDR (ETF) Stock Is a Great Play As Crude Recovers
Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF continues to benefit from oil fundamentals. XLE stock is gaining on rising demand and production controls.
Trade of the Day: Energy Select Sector SPDR (ETF) (XLE)
Perhaps the biggest story last week was the surge in the price of WTI crude oil to a two-year high over $57 per barrel. Oil stocks, curiously, have not been moving up with the price of oil.
Oil Is Strong but Schlumberger Limited Stinks
Oil prices are rebounding, but so far Schlumberger Ltd has been riding the pine. Avoid SLB stock or use this play to capitalize on more weakness.
