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S&P Regional Banking ETF SPDR (NY: KRE )

60.13 +0.92 (+1.56%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 3:29 PM EDT, Oct 30, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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This High-Opportunity Stock Was Sold Off in 2022, Despite Improved Business
The decline of many stocks in 2022 has created buying opportunities. 
Via The Motley Fool
A Christmas Tree Of ETFs Is Up To Brighten 2023
Given its significance of goodwill and love in this season of joy, here is a Christmas tree with the help of ETFs, indicating shining lights and silver bells heading into 2022. 
Via Talk Markets
Why This Could Be a Great Bank Stock to Buy in 2023
Bank stocks struggled in 2022, but this bank's business model is still performing well. 
Via The Motley Fool
Wall Street Banks Favored Over Main Street’s Regional Banks
Regional banks have performed relatively well compared to larger, more prominent banking institutions over recent years. This year though Regional Banks have declined steadily and underperformed Wall... 
Via Talk Markets
ETFs Set To Soar On Fed 50 Bps Rate Hike, Hawkish Tone
Investors should consider products that could prove extremely beneficial in a rising rate environment. 
Via Talk Markets
ETFs to Watch In This Fed And Inflation Busy Week
Investors should keep a close eye on the 5 ETFs that are most exposed to these events. 
Via Talk Markets
Down 30% This Year, Is Truist a Buy Before 2023?
Truist is the byproduct of the larger merger between SunTrust and BB&T. 
Via The Motley Fool
4 Top-Ranked ETFs Set To Explode As Rate Rises
4 ETFs that will benefit the most from the Fed’s tightening policy. 
Via Talk Markets
Small Caps Vs Large Caps: Who Is Leading?
Clearly, large-cap stocks have been leading with the Dow Jones down the last year to date, but even though the selling pressure has been constant, trading volume has been anemic. 
Via Talk Markets
Did Santa Come Early? Risk On Or Off Into 2023?
Positive data today pushed stocks lower as the U.S. Dollar strengthened. 
Via Talk Markets
Will The Dow Jones Continue Higher? Will The Nasdaq Follow?
It's been a volatile few weeks in the markets, and it can be hard to tell if we're currently in a risk-on or risk-off environment. 
Via Talk Markets
Look Who’s Leading Now
All indexes are near either their 50 or 200 DMA’s as we head into the Fed’s announcement tomorrow. 
Via Talk Markets
The Great Debate: Value Or Growth?
Which strategy — growth or value — will likely produce higher returns? Let's take a closer look at the pros and cons of each to find out which is the most attractive now. 
Via Talk Markets
Russell 2000: How Money Is Made And Lost In Small Caps
IWM is in a bearish phase along with the other indices, but recent price action has shown relative strength. 
Via Talk Markets
The Four Indices: Where Each Are In A 4-Year Cycle
In the aftermath of last week’s market plunge and continued rally since, it is worth noting that the 200-week historic weekly support levels held for the SPY and the DIA, both of which were in danger... 
Via Talk Markets
Precarious Action In The Bonds And Stock Market
Analysts and researchers claimed that double thrusts in the market have always preceded positive returns. Always, huh? 
Via Talk Markets
Taking The Temperature Of The Major Sector ETFs
One of the most important first steps towards trading success is to tilt your trading towards trending sectors that display strength and avoid market weakness. 
Via Talk Markets
3 Technical Lessons On Whether Or Not Semiconductors Bottomed
The semis ETF SMH has three interesting technical features that are a reliable way to assess what to do from here and how to know if this rally will last. 
Via Talk Markets
Step Back To The Monthly Chart On Transportation
The chart of IYT is a perfect example of the monthly moving average and what to watch for. 
Via Talk Markets
ETFs To Watch Ahead Of Fed Meeting
Several ETFs are in focus and could see outsized volume, depending on the upcoming Fed decision. 
Via Talk Markets
Why Ford Is A Great Long-Term Investment
Ford is undergoing a major brand makeover to convert its classic iconic models while also guiding the American public to understand the economic value of switching to electric and hybrid vehicles. 
Via Talk Markets
The Major Sector ETFs Reveal All For Investors
Semiconductors have been a significant drag on Wall Street. 
Via Talk Markets
REITs And Utilities Show Glimmer As The S&P Wilts
The S&P 500 failed to close below last Thursday's low as Utilities and REITs were bid. 
Via Talk Markets
Higher Yields To Fuel Rally In These ETFs
Investors could tap the opportune moment of rising rates through ETFs that will benefit from higher yields. 
Via Talk Markets
The Russell 2000, Retail And Transportation Tell A Story
With earnings growth slowing and valuations at above-average levels, some investors are wondering which sector can continue to lead. 
Via Talk Markets
Smart Investors Know The Importance Of Inflation Protection
One of the most significant economic sectors on the planet is agriculture, which has been greatly affected by climate change and recent geopolitical events. 
Via Talk Markets
Energy Shines As The Luster Of Tech Is Tarnished
The S&P 500 finished near the low of the session as energy finished as the top-performing sector and technology stumbled. 
Via Talk Markets
The Final Call: How To Go Short On Banking, Real Estate
On CNBC’s “The Final Call,” Carter Worth said that interest rate areas are “sensitive to what’s going on in the long end of the curve.” 
Via Benzinga
Granny Retail - Can The Consumer Hang In There?
It’s important to remember that the US consumer makes up approximately 70% of our economy. Without shopping and consumerism, our economy would not be the largest in the world. 
Via Talk Markets
Grain Prices Suggest Inflation Far From Peaking
Grain prices are now rising due to strong global demand for these agricultural commodities and a lack of supply, due to adverse weather conditions, from droughts to floods, and the Ukraine conflict. 
Via Talk Markets
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