The composition of the top five sectors remains unchanged this week, despite an interrupted trading week. This stability comes against a backdrop of mixed signals and potential defensive rotation in the broader market. Let’s dive into the details and see how these sectors are holding up. XLY, Consumer Discretionary XLC,…
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The market sometimes struggles to find direction, as it digests mixed yet impactful economic data. Wednesday was one of…
The 10-Year Treasury Yield has gone up a full percentage point, from a low of 3.6% in September 2024…
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What a difference a day makes! December ISM Services data suggests the service sector remains strong. The JOLTS report…
In this exclusive StockCharts video, Julius takes a look at what he recently called “The Best Five Sectors” on…