Tag: financial sector
Is the Financial Sector ETF (XLF) Pointing to a Recession?
2022 has gotten off to a rocky start. Stocks are down, inflation is up, and interest rates are on the rise to try to...
Regional Banking ETF (KRE) Confirmed Bullish Phase Change
The Regional Banking ETF (KRE) has made two consecutive closes over its 50-Day moving average confirming a bullish phase change.
KRE is also the only...
Is Strength Rotating Into The Financial Sector?
Wednesday showed weakness in key sectors including the Biotech ETF (IBB), Semiconductors ETF (SMH), and the Transportation ETF (IYT).
We have closely been watching the...
Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) Services Changing Credit Landscape
Our daily lives are comprised of countless purchases, big and small. Beyond the advancements in the products and services we buy, there has also...
$XLF Financial Sector ETF Eyes Breakout To New Highs
Stocks continue to trade near all-time highs but breadth is showing some soft pockets. This means that traders need to be careful in understanding...
Are Bank Stocks In Trouble? Watch $XLF Head & Shoulders Pattern!
Financial and bank stocks have been lagging the broad market for the past month. While the S&P 500 is posting new all-time highs, the...
Financial Sector Overbought, Select Stocks Turn Bearish Near-Term
The Financials Sector and select stocks have started to waver in the last few days.
This appears to be a combination of extreme overbought conditions...
Reversal Of Fortune? Bank Index Testing Big Breakout Level
While the 2008 Financial Crisis may be tucked neatly away in history, the devastating blows that the banks took in 2008 still linger today.
This...
Financials vs. Technology Stocks – Which Sector Leads?
The financials sector $XLF has long underperformed the technology sector $XLK. But something changed in September 2020, and with rising interest rates and frothy...
Stock Market Teeters As Investor Flee Growth Stocks For Value
The stock market has been mixed of late, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average showing relative strength and the Nasdaq relative weakness. This was...
