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Samurai Trader
Aug 26
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1036'ish is a spot we've hit twice now without getting through, so I'll call that the new resistance. 1018 is the previous breakout point, so that will be support. That puts dead center at 1029, a level I suspect we are going to dance around...
Samurai Trader
Jul 8
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The May low on the Russell 2000 is 470.37, and we are hovering just above that now. The logical resistance here is he June low, 487. Halfway in between is 478.50 or so. I will be watching for a test of that, repeated failures and it just might be...
Charts and Coffee Blog
Jul 8
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Tonight I will let the charts speak for themselves.SPX looks like it is ready to break 880. With that in mind, I won't be surprised to see a little more development of the right shoulder before the breach. Why do I feel so strongly that it will...
Charts and Coffee Blog
Jul 8
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Tonight I will let the charts speak for themselves.
SPX looks like it is ready to break 880. With that in mind, I won't be surprised to see a little more development of the right shoulder before the breach. Why do I feel so strongly that it...
Clusterstock
Jun 26
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No surprise: consumer discretionary companies are highly dependent on consumers having jobs and income. As such, consumer discretionary stocks, as measured by the XLY ETF, fell while new unemployment insurance claims spiked. And, as new...
Charts and Coffee Blog
Jun 25
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The break above $35.40 was not helpful. While one close above our breakdown point is not such a big deal, it certainly does not give me confidence that this level is a strong wall of resistance.With the QQQQs, SPY, IWM and DIA not providing us a...
Tick Talk
Aug 29
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Friends, it's time to get hedged, cut your losers, and start swinging for the fences with shorts as our economy goes down. Our monetary programme is founded on the American consumer and those consumers, in addition to recoiling from the...
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XLY AT A GLANCE
Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLY)
Overview
The Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR Fund, before expenses, seeks to closely match the returns and characteristics of the Consumer Discretionary Select Sector Index (ticker: IXY). The Fund approach is designed to provide portfolio with low portfolio turnover, accurate tracking and lower costs. [1]
Fund Information
- Fund Manager - State Street Global Markets, LLC
- Inception Date - 12/16/1998
- Exchange – NYSE Arca
- Index Ticker - XLY
- Intra-day NAV Ticker - XLY
- Expense Ratio - 0.21%
Top Holdings
| Name | Weight | Shares Held |
| Mcdonalds Corp | 7.37% | 1,587,695 |
| Disney Walt Co | 6.21% | 2,703,750 |
| Home Depot Inc | 5.17% | 2,479,769 |
| Comcast Corp New | 5.06% | 4,177,802 |
| Time Warner Inc | 4.31% | 1,725,929 |
| Target Corp | 4.22% | 1,094,554 |
| Lowes Cos Inc | 3.55% | 2,150,995 |
| Amazon Com Inc | 3.53% | 484,071 |
| News Corp | 3.25% | 3,273,057 |
| Nike Inc | 2.88% | 565,90 |
Holdings as of 23/10/2009
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