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- 6mo agoXLYIYK.VIX@CL.1+1Here's why surging oil prices may not derail the consumer tradeCNBC
- 11mo agoSTTXLBXLEXLK+2State Street Investment Management Announces Share Splits for Five Select Sector SPDR® ETFsBusiness WireState Street Investment Management today announced share splits on five Select Sector SPDR ETFs. The splits will decrease the funds' share prices and increase the number of outstanding shares. The aggregate market value
- 1y agoNKEDECKXLYLULUAn options trade that bets on Deckers gaining market share on NikeCNBCOptions trader Michael Khouw breaks down this Deckers-Nike "pair" trade.
- 3y agoDPZUBERSBUXXLY+1Here’s why Jim Cramer thinks shares of Domino's Pizza have more room to runCNBCTD Cowen upgraded the company's stock and boosted its price target.
- 4y agoXLYSQAFRMAMZN+3These nonretail stocks are set for a Black Friday boost, trader saysCNBCAffirm and Square are in a position to climb as "buy now, pay later" trends pick up on Black Friday, ERShares' Eva Ados says.
- 5y agoXBIXLY.SPXDLTR+2These overlooked, 'Fed-proof' August laggards could be due for a bounceCNBCRetail could come back in a big way as back-to-school and holiday shopping return, two market analysts say.
- 5y agoXLYXRTTSLASBUX+1Starbucks: Chart suggests red-hot consumer stock can keep climbing in 2021, trader saysCNBCThe stock of Starbucks has "dual tailwinds" driving it, according to its technical chart, says Oppenheimer's Ari Wald.
- 6y agoPFEBNTXXLYMAR+1Why a second Covid wave may not hit travel stocks as hard as expectedCNBCAs travel demand slowly recovers, the industry may have some "leeway" to prepare for another round of restrictions, Chantico Global CEO Gina Sanchez said.
- 6y agoXLYETSYAMZNLEN+1Amazon and two other consumer discretionary stocks to watch after 2020 rallyCNBCThe consumer discretionary sector is the second-best performer in 2020. Here's what to do, according to two analysts.
- 6y agoXLIXLVXLYXLFThese areas of the cyclical trade are set to outperform, $114 billion money manager saysCNBCInvestors should look to areas of health care, the industrials and banks for some value-based opportunities, says Wilmington Trust investment strategist Meghan Shue.