ETF Insights | February 1, 2025 | Comm. Services Sector S&P 500 Comm. Services Sector Price Action & Performance The Comm. Services Sector has been a top performer since mid-September of 2024. The chart of the XLC below shows prices breaking out to new highs. Oscillator work shows the MACD study on a buy signal […]
ETF Insights | February 2, 2025 | S&P 500 Utilities Sector S&P 500 Utilities Sector Price Action & Performance The Utilities Sector had a volatile January, starting out strong and then fading in the back half of the month as concern about inefficiencies in the domestic AI complex surfaced. The XLU chart shows the sector
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Are there finally some cracks in the AI narrative?
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Economic conditions are decent, fundamentals and earnings are good, technicals are strong.
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Finally, some signs of life from a sector that was moribund in 2024
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ETF Insights | February 1, 2025 | Consumer Staples Sector S&P 500 Staples Sector Price Action & Performance Staples started 2025 deeply oversold but pivoted to the upside mid-month. More work needs to be done to demonstrate a sustainable turnaround. We continue to expect that the path to Staples outperformance involves a top-line equity market
The Consumer keeps showing up despite rising rates and high prices
Just hanging around. Signs of rotation beneath the surface as AI leaders are being faded.
ETF Insights | February 1, 2025 | S&P 500 Materials Sector S&P 500 Materials Sector Price Action & Performance The S&P 500 Materials Sector rallied in January from deeply oversold conditions in late December. Price (chart below, top panel) is now consolidating below the 200-day moving average. January’s bullish price action wasn’t enough to change
No sustained momentum for Crude prices leads to a disappointing end to January for Energy stocks
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