Tag: financial sector
Financial Sector ETF (XLF): Worrisome to Broader Market?
The banks and financial stocks are trading sideways... and well off the highs of the year.
Will the current trading action in the Financial Sector...
Financial Sector (XLF) Rallying Into Price Resistance Targets
The stock market continues to show its resilience in the face of several moving parts.
And A LOT of domestic and global geopolitical noise.
The S&P...
Financial Sector (XLF) May Tip Stock Market’s Next Move
The stock market is showing resiliency in the face of the recent selloff.
Clearly, the major stock market indices were overbought and a pause in...
Financial Sector & Stocks Flash Indecision Price Indicators
Banks and Financial stocks used to be major indicators of the domestic economy. But as commerce turned global, the indication came with a broader...
S&P 500 Sector Leaders: Technology (XLK) and Financials (XLF)
The stock market's resurgence into year-end has been a microcosm of this year.
Let's just say that it has been a very bullish strong year...
Financial Stocks Ready To Rise Out Of Basing Pattern?
Banking-related stocks have been a forgotten sector for the past 2 years.
But a longer-term sideways basing pattern could set the Financial Sector ETF (XLF)...
The Financial Sector Is Teetering On Historic Technical Support!
The financial sector is the focal point of the global economy. So it's no wonder that investors pay close attention to its performance within...
Banking Index Is Telling Investors To Buckle Up!
I last posted on the Banking Index and the potential for a peak at the end of January. You can view that post...
Will Federal Reserve Deliver Final Verdict for Financial Stocks, Market?
Just as the stock market rally seems to be gaining some traction, investors check their calendars and see next week's Federal Reserve meeting.
And it...
Financial Sector ETF (XLF) At Make-Or-Break Resistance
The banks are an important part of the economy and stock market. As Todd Harrison used to say, 'so go the piggies, go the...











