Tag: xrt

The Retail Sector ETF (XRT) is flashing warning signs as the consumer continues to struggle under the pressure of rising costs and slowing momentum. Meanwhile,...

Resiliency Is the Headline Thursday’s market action can be summed up in one word: resiliency. Granddad Russell 2000, represented by IWM, held its 200-day moving average,...

Markets Are Starting to Align Today’s price action brings together several themes we’ve been discussing in recent videos. Bonds are rallying  Small caps are strengthening  Retail is attempting...

When Markets Disagree, Pay Attention In today’s modern version of “Family Feud: Market Edition,” we’re looking at a classic internal battle within the market: “Granny” Retail...

Who is “Granny Retail”? “Granny Retail” is not an individual, it is a concept. It represents the everyday consumer, the steady, consistent participant in the economy...

"Intermediate and secular strength, with short-term caution — a bullish phase under pressure." I started to write about the Retail sector through the eyes of...

Retail Stumbles Below Support The Retail Sector ETF (NYSEARCA: XRT) just lost its grip on the 50-day moving average, a key short-term support level that...

On July 13th I wrote a market update on how the July 6-month Calendar Range Resets. To refresh your memory. The July Stock Market PatternThe Six-Month Calendar...

Over the weekend I wrote about the July 6-month calendar range reset happening this week! Our inside sectors of the US economy, retail (Retail Sector...

Given how difficult it remains discerning between disinflation and stagflation, Friday’s economic status and price action did little to clarify definitively. To sum up: Disinflation or...