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UTILITIES SEL (NY:XLU)

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Best ETFs, Funds, and Stocks of 2022. A Preview to 2023.
In 2022, high inflation and rising bond yields emerged as headwinds for stocks. The S&P 500 declined by over 18%, marking its worst yearly showing since 2008. 
Via Talk Markets
CPI Fireworks Flop
A look at key sectors and the declining expectations of Fed rate hikes through the upcoming year. 
Via Talk Markets
The Market May Have Unrealistic Inflation Expectations
The market is expecting a lot when it comes to disinflation in 2023, and the expectations may be unrealistic. 
Via Talk Markets
Invest In Defensive ETFs As Recession Fear Grows In 2023
Here are five ETFs that look like excellent choices amid recession warnings. 
Via Talk Markets
Leading And Lagging Sectors For January 3, 2023
Gainers Symbol Name Price Change ($) Change (%) Volume 
Via Benzinga
Utilities Opportunity
The empty chasm between present price levels and that lower support trendline is an opportunity. 
Via Talk Markets
Can Duke Energy Stock Continue Powering Higher?
Diversified energy utility Duke Energy Co. (NYSE: DUK) stock has been resilient throughout 2022 as shares closed out the year virtually flat compared to the 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Exposures COVID-19
2022 Index Review
Next week should be very telling, to see how many bargain hunters are out there. 
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2022 Review: US Equity Sectors
Annual returns for equity sectors are always a study in contrasts, but the blowout performance of energy stocks in 2022 is unusually divergent vs. the rest of the field. 
Via Talk Markets
AI Stock Forecast: Fighting The Irrational Crowd By Investing Through AI
Deviation from rational thinking creates direct losses or opportunity costs in investing activity. AI can capture our biases and feelings, and uncover the knowledge that is covered for a general... 
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Will Powell Allow Santa on Wall Street?
U.S. stocks gave back some of the gains made in the past two weeks. Investors feared the Fed would push interest rates high enough to cause a recession. 
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
ETF Investing: Year-End Moves And 2023's Biggest Investment Trends
In this video, I discuss the bullish move in energy ETFs, the opportunity in small-cap stocks, and ETF strategies for combating high inflation. 
Via Talk Markets
Bonds Catch A Bid As Stocks Sink
US equity markets have gotten off to a very weak start to December with four consecutive declines to start the month, and futures on Wednesday pointing to a fifth straight day. 
Via Talk Markets
Your Sector Check-Up And Targets To Start December
A look at the nine major sectors (ETFs) and pinpoint the strongest and weakest in play. 
Via Talk Markets
Mapped: Global Energy Prices, By Country In 2022
For some countries, energy prices hit historic levels in 2022. Gasoline, electricity, and natural gas prices skyrocketed as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ruptured global energy supply chains. 
Via Talk Markets
Labor Market Stress To Impact U.S. Sectors
Although the U.S. labor market remains strong, cracks are starting to show with the number of news stories mentioning the term “layoffs” exceeding 2020 levels. 
Via Talk Markets
Sunday Indexes Review
One cannot look at the Dow 30 chart and talk about how cheap stocks are. But it's the outlier. Most other charts are indicating that this is as cheap as things are going to get. 
Via Talk Markets
ETFs To Benefit From Dovish Fed Signals
Rate-sensitive sectors such as utilities and real estate will be the biggest beneficiaries, given their sensitivity to interest rates, while gold, emerging markets, and high-yield spaces will also see... 
Via Talk Markets
When Will Reality Meet The Markets?
Is Santa's rally coming? 
Via Talk Markets
A Stalwart Delivers
Since August, volatility has risen for all S&P 500 sectors, with Consumer Discretionary and Energy maintaining their status as the most volatile sectors. 
Via Talk Markets
Leading And Lagging Sectors For November 18, 2022
Gainers Symbol Name Price Change ($) Change (%) Volume 
Via Benzinga
Stocks Drop On November 17 As The Dollar Moves Higher
Stocks dropped as the dollar pushed higher ahead of options expiration. 
Via Talk Markets
The (Alarm) Bells Are Ringing For Me And My Gal
It is entirely reasonable with persistent inflation at current levels for S&P 500 earnings to come down to levels far lower than currently projected. 
Via Talk Markets
Utilities Earnings Mixed In Q3: ETFs In Focus
The utilities sector has come up with mostly decent results this earnings season. 96.4% of S&P companies in the sector have reported. About 63% beat on bottom line and 92.6% surpassed the top line... 
Via Talk Markets
Mid-Terms, Magic Kingdoms And Middling Markets
With all of the uncertainty and news, the mid-term might be an adequate way to define the current stage of the bear market which may only be halfway to its lows. 
Via Talk Markets
3 High Yields The Institutions Are Buying
The institutions are buying into these three high-yielding dividend growth stocks and they each have independent attractions to help support their prices. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Derivatives
Exposures Derivatives
Visualizing S&P 500 Performance In 2022, By Sector
Tracking indexes over the course of a year reveals a lot about market trends and sentiment. The S&P 500’s performance over the course of 2022 is a great example. 
Via Talk Markets
Which Stocks Are Most Likely to Thrive in a Recession? Here's What History Shows
Recession-proof stocks must offer something that makes investors want to buy them even when the economy is tanking. 
Via The Motley Fool
Why The Next (Likely) Global Recession May Be Different Type Of Bear All Along
While it’s helpful to look back at past bear markets for guidance, it’s also important to remember that the current market conditions are not the same as they were in 1999 or 2007. 
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