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At Close: Jul 22, 2026
The Safest Dividend ETF for a Recession -- Based on 30 Years of Market Data
07:15am, Wednesday, 17'th Dec 2025
If you're preparing for a recession, it's a good idea to think defensively about your portfolio. Consumer staple products tend to sell regardless of economic conditions.
These 3 Dividend ETFs Outperformed Every Market Crash Since 2000
12:41pm, Tuesday, 16'th Dec 2025
If you are an investor who is securing profits and is buying up dividend ETFs to weather a possible downturn instead, it's not a bad idea to look back at the past and see which ones have outperformed.
XLP: Consumer Staples Dashboard For December
08:31am, Tuesday, 16'th Dec 2025
Sector value scores have deteriorated, but beverages and food remain notably undervalued versus 11-year baselines; tobacco is deeply overvalued with low quality. XLP has lagged the S&P 500 since 1999,
Looking for a Consumer Staples ETF? Here's How XLP and RSPS Compare on Cost, Risk, and Earnings
06:23pm, Sunday, 14'th Dec 2025
XLP charges a much lower expense ratio and manages far more assets than RSPS. Both funds have earned similar total returns, but XLP features deeper concentration in mega-cap staples leaders.
XLP vs. VDC: Are Lower Fees Better Than Broader Exposure?
07:10pm, Saturday, 13'th Dec 2025
XLP charges a slightly lower expense ratio and offers a higher dividend yield than VDC VDC outperformed XLP on five-year total return, but both funds saw similar maximum drawdowns XLP holds fewer stoc
Consumer Staple ETFs to Watch Amid Persistent Inflation Concerns
09:35am, Thursday, 11'th Dec 2025
Amid inflation and consumer trade-down trends, XLP emerges as a defensive ETF for stability-focused investors.
Inflation Cools, Sentiment Pops — ETF Rally On The Cards For These Themes?
08:30am, Saturday, 06'th Dec 2025
Fresh inflation and sentiment data can benefit growth and consumer ETFs as traders gauge the likelihood of a December rate cut.
The Dividend Growth Trifecta: Hunting For Quality, Yield, And Growth
08:15am, Saturday, 06'th Dec 2025
The Dividend Growth Trifecta—quality, yield, and growth—remains my core focus for portfolio construction in an expensive market. Industry leaders like Ares Management Corporation and Blackstone In
IYK vs. XLP: Top Holdings Could Make the Difference
06:45pm, Tuesday, 02'nd Dec 2025
IYK charges a higher expense ratio but covers more holdings and includes limited healthcare exposure XLP offers a slightly higher dividend yield and greater assets under management IYK has delivered s
XLP vs. RSPS: Is XLP's Focus on Consumer Staples Heavyweights a Winning Strategy?
03:33pm, Tuesday, 02'nd Dec 2025
XLP is much cheaper to own, with a significantly lower expense ratio than RSPS Both funds yield around 2.7% and target the same sector, but XLP is far larger and more liquid RSPS uses an equal-weight
The Safest Dividend ETF for a Recession -- Based on 30 Years of Market Data
06:07am, Tuesday, 02'nd Dec 2025
There are thousands of ETFs across various sectors and investment strategies. Investors preparing for a possible recession may want to think defensively.
The State Street Consumer Staples ETF Offers Sharper Focus and Lower Costs Than The iShares US Consumer Staples ETF
01:26pm, Monday, 01'st Dec 2025
State Street Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF charges a much lower expense ratio and claims higher assets under management than iShares US Consumer Staples ETF. The State Street ETF has a sligh
State Street Now Distributor for Select Sector SPDR ETFs
01:14pm, Monday, 01'st Dec 2025
State Street Investment Management (SSIM) has been the investment advisor for the Select Sector SPDR ETFs since 1998. It will now take over the distribution and marketing for these funds.
Monday's Rally Was A Structural, Not Sentimental, Rebound
07:50am, Tuesday, 25'th Nov 2025
Exposure to high-quality mega-cap tech such as GOOG, MSFT can be increased, while NVDA and TSLA remain less suitable for structural additions. Here's why
1 Sector ETF to Avoid Like the Plague in November
06:15am, Saturday, 22'nd Nov 2025
In theory, this sector ETF should be providing shelter from the storm, but it's not. Making matters worse, it's betraying usually favorable seasonality.
