Communication Services Select Sector ETF News

While I've recently discussed what is driving outperformance in the consumer discretionary sector and the communications sector, the industrial sector has recently looked more interesting.

Google parent Alphabet (GOOGL) reported solid first-quarter 2023 results, topping both revenue and earnings estimates. Investors should tap the strength with ETFs with a substantial allocation to Alph

Alphabet Inc shares took a beating on the news that Samsung may shift to Bing as the default browser on their devices. Already having a mixed review for their AI chatbot, Bard, Google is trying to int

iCapital's Anastasia Amoroso and Truist Wealth's Keith Lerner join 'Closing Bell' to discuss earnings surprising to the upside, techs strong Q1 moving the market, and tech margins leading the S&P.

Exchange-traded equity funds recorded $5.3 billion in weekly net inflows, marking the first weekly intake over the past three weeks. Gold and natural resources (+$66 million) were the only subgroup to

While investors have renewed interest in the tech sector this year, this week, however, the sector lagged with news of PC shipments falling 29% y/y globally in 1Q23 due to excess inventory and decreas

The Communication Services Select Sector SPDR Fund ETF includes several GARP stocks in the communications sector, including Meta Platforms (formerly Facebook), Alphabet and Netflix. The risk/reward pr

Companies within the S&P 500 are expected to report the weakest earnings growth in nearly three years.

The Communication Services sector was a major loser in 2022. Light investor positioning coming into this year set the stage for a growth style comeback.

Major U.S. indices are up but lagging developed international peers. The growth investment style is significantly outperforming value.

There's arguably no hotter area to invest in today than artificial intelligence.

After a strong start to the year, Wall Street was caught in feeble trading triggered by the Fed's aggressive rate hike speculation in February and the bank crisis in March.

It's been three years since the Covid crash tanked the S&P 500. But there's been still plenty of ways to make money since.

While the rally has been broad based, the laggards of last year, like technology and communication services sectors as well as growth and small-cap stocks, have been outperforming this year.

Though the social media giant reported its third consecutive quarterly drop in revenues, it provided an upbeat revenue forecast signaling a rebound in demand for digital ads after months of weak sales