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CONSUMERS STA (NY: XLP )

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Markets Begging Feds For A Redo
With the escalation of the conflict in Ukraine, it's no wonder defense stocks rallied on Monday. The surprise was the drop in gold as a supposed inflation hedge. 
Via Talk Markets
Energy Surges Without The S&P
Compared to the S&P 500’s modest gains on the week, Energy’s outperformance has little precedence prior to the pandemic. 
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The Market Is Gripped By A Bear
We all know that the market is very oversold and that sentiment is at a gloomy extreme. There isn't any doubt that the market is gripped by a bear. The only doubt is about whether the rallies can be... 
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Three Consumer Stocks That Could Outperform In Q4
These three consumer stocks are well-positioned for Q3 and garnering the attention of the analysts, who are helping to support the price action. 
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Rare Economic/Technical Signal Has Only Flashed 9 Times In Last 54 Years
A rare stock market signal combining technical and economic data was recently flashed. What can we learn from history regarding stock market/recession probabilities? 
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Are You Allowed To Speculate In A Dividend Portfolio?
After over a decade of double-digit returns, many companies saw their stock price drop this year. Added to inflation and interest uncertainties, it seems complicated to find safe buying opportunities. 
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General Mills: Superior Returns With Less Volatility
General Mills reported better-than-expected margin and raised its guidance contrary to a trend put in place by FedEx and Ford, and it pays a healthy dividend. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Supply Chain
Rough Seas In The Markets - 5 Immediate Actions To Create A Smoother Ride
I recall transitions on the waters of Lake Erie from calm summer fun to the tumultuous chaos of 6-to-10-foot waves taking only minutes. These transitions resembled the 2022 stock and bond markets,... 
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Stocks, Commodities, Bonds, And Fed Tapering
The Fed is heralding major increases in interest rates. Little has been reported, however, about the growth of money and its impact on the economy and the markets. 
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What Is Moving The Markets? 10 Headwinds That Remain In Place
We remain in a bear market (or at least not a new bull market), and we remain in a difficult market period of the year (September-October). What are some headwinds that potentially lie ahead? 
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Will CPI Catch Many On The Wrong Side Of The Market?
Will the CPI (inflation) report coming on September 13, 2022 catch many market participants/investors on the wrong foot? Did this week’s stock market rally bring the breadth thrusts back into play? 
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Sector Views: Free Cash Is King
Cash flow and debt sustainability are likely to become increasingly important as real economic growth slows and credit access tightens. 
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Consumer Staples Vs. Discretionary
Earnings for consumer staples and discretionary companies rely heavily on individual consumers’ financial health and sentiment. 
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Why Stocks Are Vulnerable To Much Lower Lows
There can be valuable information found in failed breakouts; so, what is the message? How far could stocks fall if the bear market continues? 
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Hormel Looks Cheap At These Levels
Dividend King Hormel retreats to support where it may fire off the next strong trend-following signal of its ongoing 14-year uptrend. 
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Topics Earnings Economy
Exposures Financial Interest Rates Supply Chain
Campbell Soup Company Is Mmm Mmm Good For Income Portfolios
Campbell Soup Company shares go on sale after a solid quarter and a cautious outlook sours sentiment for the high-yielding name. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates Supply Chain
Did The Fed Open The Door To Lower Lows And Recession?
Fed Chairman Jay Powell delivered a speech at Jackson Hole that sparked a lopsided stock market session. Did the Fed open the door to a recession? 
Via Talk Markets
Williams-Sonoma’s High-End Consumers Are Still Spending
William-Sonoma proves sound execution, brand, and eCommerce were enough to sustain growth into another quarter and year and now the shorts are running scared. 
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The J.M. Smucker Company Proves Why Staples Are Outperforming
The J.M. Smucker Company beat and raised guidance proving once again why the consumer staples group is one to be in for 2022 and 2023. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Your Stock Sector Check For The Week Ahead (And A Big Friday Upcoming)
look at where the markets have traded along with all the nine major sectors in a post-reversal update as we prepare the trading week ahead with a big stock reporting earnings tomorrow and a news-filled... 
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Potential Signs That Could Derail The Economy
The last six weeks have brought a partial market recovery. Most of the media and financial reporters have been telling us how much better everything now seems. 
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TMI Market Notes: Overbought Stock Market Confirmed By Buyer Apathy
As predicted or anticipated yesterday, equity markets are beginning to weaken in the midst of an overbought market condition. 
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Do Signals Mean The Bear Market Is Over?
What do recent market signals have to say about the risk/reward in the stock market when looking toward the months and years to come? 
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Energy Holds On To Hefty Lead For US Equity Sectors In 2022
Energy stocks have stumbled in recent weeks, but this sector is showing signs of regaining its mojo. It could be noise or even a last gasp after an extraordinary bull run. 
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Consumer Staple Kraft-Heinz Quietly Builds Momentum
Kraft-Heinz (NASDAQ: KHC) has been quietly working on a transformation over the past three years and it is starting to gain momentum. After years of divestiture and portfolio re-shaping, the balance... 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Steady, Stable Kimberly-Clark Yields 3.4%
Dividend King Kimberly-Clark (NYSE: KMB) is a highly valued stock and it pays one of the highest dividends as well as 3.4%.Dividend investors 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
7 Best Funds for Conservative Investors
The best funds for conservative investors limit the downside relative to more growth-oriented investments. Here are seven for your watchlist. 
Via InvestorPlace
Is It Finally Time To Buy Stocks?
Stocks rallied sharply on Friday, July 15. Is this time different? 
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ETF Short Sellers Targeting Bond ETFs As Interest Rates Rise
Tech stocks once again led the market lower on Wednesday as the difficult 2022 for Wall Street continued. But bad news in the market for ETF investors is good news for ETF short sellers. 
Via Benzinga
Walking The Fine Line - Five Indicators To Tell You When It Is Safe To Invest
Daily, forecasters claim that we have probably started a recession (NOT) and that Energy prices will continue to climb (while they’ve declined over 10% in the past few weeks). 
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