The heavy presence of AMZN and TSLA in Consumer Discretionary makes the sector more volatile. However, I don't see an issue with the trend. Buyers may view levels up to $192.55 as a buying opportunity, especially with AMZN’s high potential from its broad range of innovative ventures. Although TSLA raises some concerns, AMZN could act as a balancing force, or TSLA...
Well history says yes, as it has happened before History also says that the times it happened it lasted for 10 to 16 months, and this time it has lasted for 11 months The key here is that normally, when the $XLY/ AMEX:XLP ratio goes up then the SP:SPX goes up too, but this does not mean that the SP:SPX cannot continue its uptrend without the other going...
XLP Potential Breakout Analysis AMEX:XLP is showing signs of a potential breakout based on technical analysis. This could present a favorable opportunity to consider investing in the Consumer Staples sector. Why Consumer Staples Sector? The Consumer Staples sector is known for its stability and resilience during market fluctuations, making it an attractive...
Discussing all the sectors of the S&P500 sectors. Looking for capital rotation trades. DJT XLB XLC XLE XLF XLI XLK XLP XLRE XLU XLV XLY
Macro Monday 28 – Discretionary Vs Staples Today we are going to look at the following two very interesting SPDR Indexes and their relationship to one another to help us understand where the U.S. consumer is at present. SPDR Select Sector Funds (“SPDE SSF”) 1. Consumer Discretionary SPDR Fund AMEX:XLY 2. Consumer Staples SPDR Fund AMEX:XLP For reference...
XLP has had horrific downside price action over the last several weeks. As it approaches the Weekly 200 MA I do anticipate a bounce to occur. Not many sectors are near the weekly 200 MA. Buying this at the Weekly 200 MA has proven to be a great long term entry for investors. If a bounce occurs and bearish consolidation on the weekly chart occurs, this...
Discussing a potential capital rotation trade. We analyze Tesla, Amazon, Pfizer, Moderna, Hershey, and others to get a sense of what is going on.
Procter & Gamble is in a weekly uptrend but was hitting its „head“ on the 158.00 resistance. After consolidating there it fell through the local higher low, building a new lower low and is currently retracing to that former local low which acts now as a resistance. The stock showed large sell volume on that resistance last friday which suggests we might se another...
On the 2 hr chart, PG was fighting heavy resistance for month. The supply /resistance zone is on the chart from the Luxalgo indicator. Multiple touches but the zone was not broken. Price has retraced down beyond the 0.5 Fib level. PG is tracking well with XLP the consumer staples ETF shown as a thin black line on the chart. The Luxaglo Echo indicator,...
- XLP is within an approximate horizontal trend channel in the medium long term. - A break upwards will be a positive signal, while a break downwards will be a negative signal. - The price has broken the resistance at 77.23 of an an inverse head and shoulders formation. - Decisive breaks of such formations are considered strong signals of further rise. - The stock...
KMB looks poised to continue higher after a meaningful retrace. Keeping this defensive play on my watchlist since it reported decent earnings. If XLP gets the pullback I'm expecting this should be a buying opportunity at the retrace to support.
A pullback in Pepsi is likely to occur. XLP has been one of the best performing sectors YTD. Pepsi has completed a measured move into resistance. A massive deviation away from the mean should cause some profit taking in Pepsi. If you look at the price of Sugar soaring recently this should eat into Pepsis margins moving forward.
Clorox pattern is looking bullish and may be on the verge of breaking higher. This Consumer Staple could do a meaningful retrace of the downtrend if it breaks out of this bullish consolidation and recaptures the 200 Weekly MA. Watching for a long entry.
Discussing all the major weekly trends for each sector.
Pepsi reports earnings tomorrow morning. Based off the bearish consolidation, its looking likely that Pepsi can fall lower on maybe a bad earnings or weak forward guidance. The trading play that we are watching is a gap down into support and then buying Pepsi as a long. This will be a day trading level we will be looking for.
Looking into all the major sectors of the S&P 500 to see if this breakout can be trusted. we review all sectors on a weekly basis to provide insights of the overall market. Most sectors have not broken out & trading at major resistance.
Consumer Staples continue to strongly outperform Consumer Discretionary. Growth stocks remain quite bearish. Value continues to outperform.
These charts speak for themselves. Be cautious.