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+0.320 (+0.391%)
At Close: Jun 03, 2026
The Global Staples ETF KXI Is Beating the S&P 500 (With Less Volatility)
09:55am, Wednesday, 25'th Feb 2026
Consumer sentiment has been sitting in recessionary territory for months, with the University of Michigan's index at 56.4 as of January 2026 and the S&P 500 up just 0.81% year-to-date. That combinatio
Consumer Staples Just Got Expensive in a Way Not Seen in 25 Years. History Sends a Warning.
10:30am, Tuesday, 24'th Feb 2026
Consumer staples stocks are red-hot at the moment. They're also historically expensive.
Consumer Staples Are Leading With the S&P 500 Near Record Highs. History Says That Rarely Ends Well.
10:30am, Sunday, 22'nd Feb 2026
The S&P 500 is still trading near all-time highs, but the consumer staples sector is outperforming by 13 percentage points year to date. History shows that this is an anomaly that's likely to correct
Walmart and Costco Are 1/3 of XLP's Defensive Portfolio, Creating A Huge Risk For A Defensive Holding
08:27am, Wednesday, 18'th Feb 2026
The consumer staples sector exists because people need to eat, clean, and maintain routines regardless of what the economy does.
Time to Load Up on Consumer Staples ETFs?
01:01pm, Tuesday, 17'th Feb 2026
2026 began on a volatile note, with January shaped by rising geopolitical complexities and renewed trade tensions. However, market volatility and investor nervousness intensified in February, driven l
XLP vs. FTXG: The Clash of Consumer Staple ETFs
04:25pm, Sunday, 15'th Feb 2026
XLP has nearly doubled FTXG's price return within the last 12 months. FTXG has lagged compared to XLP in both recent returns and five-year growth.
RSPS and XLP Offer Distinct Approaches to the Consumer Staples Sector. Which Is the Better Buy?
05:26pm, Saturday, 14'th Feb 2026
RSPS carries a higher expense ratio than XLP but delivers a slightly better one-year total return. Both ETFs are fully concentrated in the consumer defensive sector.
Undisruptable: How Dividend Stocks Became Market Leaders - And Why That Scares Me
08:15am, Saturday, 14'th Feb 2026
Dividend stocks and defensive sectors have dramatically outperformed as investors flee AI-vulnerable and AI-spending industries, but valuations now appear stretched. Consumer staples and energy sector
4 ETFs to Capitalize on the Great Market Rotation
09:01am, Friday, 13'th Feb 2026
Growth stocks lag while value and defensives lead amid rising yields and AI spending concerns. Here are 4 ETFs to play the shift.
VDC Offers Broader Consumer Staples Exposure Than XLP, But Is It Really the Better Buy?
07:40pm, Thursday, 12'th Feb 2026
XLP carries a slightly higher yield and a marginally higher one-year return than VDC. VDC holds nearly three times as many stocks, offering broader exposure within consumer staples.
I Predicted This ETF Was a Buy for Passive Income, and It's Already Up 13% in 2026. Is There More Room to Run?
12:05pm, Wednesday, 11'th Feb 2026
Investors are gravitating toward value stocks amid spending concerns on artificial intelligence (AI). The State Street Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF offers a low-cost way to get diversified
I Will Not Seek Salvation In XLP Under These Conditions
11:37am, Wednesday, 11'th Feb 2026
State Street Cons Staples Sel Sec SPDR Inc ETF trades at extreme forward P/E levels, reaching the 97th percentile of its 10-year distribution. XLP's top holdings, Walmart and Costco, have stretched va
XLP Provides Broad Staples Exposure, While PBJ Focuses on a Specific Sub-Sector. Which ETF is Right for Average Investors?
10:28am, Tuesday, 10'th Feb 2026
Explore how differences in cost, yield, and sector focus set these two consumer ETFs apart for investors with distinct priorities.
Which is the Better Consumer Staples ETF?
10:47am, Monday, 09'th Feb 2026
Both ETFs charge the same low expense ratio, but State Street Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF manages far more assets and offers a slightly higher dividend yield. Fidelity MSCI Consumer Staple
3 Safety-First ETFs to Retire in Comfort
09:22am, Monday, 09'th Feb 2026
When you're in or near your retirement years and safety becomes priority number one, picking out individual stocks can seem risky. As an alternative to single stocks, you can own exchange traded funds
