SPDR SELECT SECTOR FUND - CONSUMER STAPLES AMEX:​XLP

Staples will continue to outperform the market. Nice point of entry here around 55.20/55.30.

Sector rotation is an important part of my studies and October clearly points out to a broken market structure. Consumer staples sector surperformance compare to the index (SP500) does not bold well for the market in general. Not only this sector (along with utilities) did beat the SP500 in October, it actually came out with a positive return. That could means ...

S&P 500 $SPY vs consumers staples $XLP falling off a cliff just isn't something bulls want to see.

Consumer Staples (usually a defensive investment) are taking precedence over Consumer Discretionary (usually aggressive posture, when all is well) in October. We are pressing lower and showing the largest drop in a while. This is potentially a leading indicator of some kind of slowdown coming.

Bullish here as long as the 50% Retrace line holds at 53.87. Shared my trade as well. Cheers

XLP lining up bullish on the daily above 54.52 support with 50/200sma prepping golden cross (daily chart) and on the weekly chart 20/50ema golden cross prepping to confirm as well. This move could be extended over the next 1-2 quarters but will take time. As SPY pushes new alltime highs (again) I expect this to help as a minor catalyst to the already bullish setup ...

This rotation into XRT from tech, seems like a bad sign to me. Institutions getting defensive? Nevertheless, I don't expect it to move much higher. I could be wrong...

Bearish 5-0 pattern with reverse bearish divergence.

Some new bullish signals for Consumer Staples sector: Solid Price action over SMA(20d) and SMA(50d). SMA(20) crossed the SMA(50) the last days of the past week (Golden Cross!). A good strategy to go long is to wait for a correction around the SM(20d).

Consumer Staples, folks need to eat.

Clear downtrend!

Ofensive Sector (Tech + Discretionary) vs Defensive Sector (Utils + Staples) on SPX index.

Well let's see where we go from here $XLP.

Re-test of breakout point, before further downside.

Consumer Staples slump due to amazon effect, higher interest rates, weak earnings performance, trade wars. Multi-year technical support level and divergence in recent drop from all time high. Value managers buy the dip. Play the bounce.

Well , we broke the highs in this pair. This shows that investors still think that the dip was as its called , a dip. I will be watching the first zone demarcated by the rectangle. That's the floor and should hold, if not , We are in for a rough ride.

Hi, my name is Spencer and it's been a long time since I've posted any ideas. I use to be a forex trader for many years and due to time constraints with my great full time job and becoming a dad, I've switched to trading stocks and specifically options. For this trade, I am entering a short position on XLP by buying the 55$ strike for about 5 dollars per ...

XLP is just getting started and is lagging a bit. Im looking to take profit above $54 strike. So far so good. Lets see it contiue the break out similar to how SPY has.