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The Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE) scales a new 52-week high. Are more gains in store?

Inflation Hits 7%: How Will This Impact The S&P 500's Outlook?

CNBC's Dom Chu highlights the Energy SPDR ETF (XLE), which is on pace for its best month since February 2021.

JPMorgan: Not Enough Capitulation To Call A Bottom One day (and one week and one month ) after JPM called again to buy the dip, at least one group inside the largest US bank - arguably the most important one - is getting cold feet on a quick bounce. As the bank''s trading desk writes this morning, while stocks reacted poorly to Powell''s unexpectedly hawkish comments, interestingly retail investors bought $1.69bn on the day: " this is the second most on record." This is a problem because it means that the market still refuses to capitulate and signal an all clear (see more below). And while retail investors stubbornly continue to buy the dip, JPM also notes that it is still the case that "we hadn’t seen consistent signs of capitulation by HFs" and adds that it seems that there’s an impulse to buy the dip recently among a broad set of discretionary investors. "Given how much the market has declined recently, it does seem like we could see a bounce, but whether this is a sustainable rebound remains to be seen in our view." Here are JPMorgan Prime''s key points on recent flows: HF Flows – dip buying on Mon and Tues, post large selling on Fri: HFs bought the dip on Mon and Tues (just under +1z globally both days) Notionally, the biggest buying was in N.

With crude oil prices projected to go higher, investors should take a look at energy market-related exchange traded funds. Benchmark U.S. crude oil futures have jumped 16% to start the year, with West

The "Halftime Report" traders give their top picks to watch for the second half.

The energy sector continues to crush the S&P 500 so far this year.

Let's take a look at some ETF areas that investors can consider to sail through the current market conditions.

Crude oil is boosting energy stocks across the board. Here are three ways for traders to capitalize on continued strength.

Renewable energy stocks may move to energy sector; PayPal and MasterCard could leave tech space.

The energy sector is pouncing tech to start the year.

As the market enters correction territory, there are a handful of hot stock that can still generate gains on the upside. The post 7 Hot Stocks Poised to Get Even Hotter in Q1  appeared first on Inves

XLE: Stop Searching Trendy Stocks And Try Oil And Gas In 2022

US energy policy has changed a decades-long quest for energy independence from the Middle East. Traditional energy stocks had lagged the stock market.

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