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S&P Regional Banking ETF SPDR (NY: KRE )

38.90 -1.31 (-3.27%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 4:00 PM EDT, May 31, 2023 Add to My Watchlist
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A Trading Range Within A Trading Range
As we now enter the second half of January in a new year, the persistent trading range continues. 
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Is The Market Falling Into A Rangebound Trap?
If people are expecting the 2022 stock market to push higher, The Transportation Index will need to keep its upward momentum instead of drifting sideways. 
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5 Top-Ranked ETFs to Add to Your Portfolio for 2022
Investors should stock up some ETFs from different zones that are poised to outperform in 2022 given the current trends. 
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How Biotech Confirmed A Reversal Pattern in Both Price and Momentum
For roughly three months the biotechnology ETF IBB has been trending lower. Though it’s made multiple attempts to clear the 50-Day moving average, it has failed. 
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Could Greece (GREK) be Waking Up?
While the major indices were selling off Monday, GREK held near an important breakout area. 
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Will the Nasdaq 100 Hold Key Support?
This week has been a wild ride from new highs followed by a quick pullback towards support in certain indices. To make things even more confusing, the fear/volatility index closed negative and one cent... 
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There Is A Skip In The Song
Early January is when we should always be prepared for a skip in the song playing in the market's narrative. The 2022 
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The Fed Confirms They Were Wrong About Inflation
Wednesday’s Fed minutes showed that inflation has further spread in the economy and is going to stick around longer than they had originally anticipated. 
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What Are Tuesdays Market Outliers Telling Us?
Tuesday’s outliers are the Transportation (IYT) and Regional Banking (KRE) sectors. 
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Can the Major Indices Avoid Rangebound Trading?
The major indices are not out of the water yet and will need to break through key resistance or hold main support to continue upward. 
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Bet On These 5 ETF Areas For 2022
The year 2021 remained kind to investors as the major market indices ended their run in green zone. Here we highlighted a few ETF areas for investors on a hunt for parking their money in 2022 and... 
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Key Areas To Watch This Weekend And Into The New Year
With the Holiday weekend upon us let’s take a quick review of Mish’s Economic Modern Family for new trends and ideas as we head into the new year. 
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Is It Time to Start Range Trading?
With the major indices having trouble either breaking through the lows or clearing the highs many people are adjusting their trading styles or waiting on the sidelines for better opportunities. 
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Bulls Find Silver Lining Into the Close
While it isn't exactly a ringing endorsement that the market is heading higher, it is an indication that the Grinch hasn't entirely spoiled the fun. 
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Will Wednesdays Momentum Continue or Fade?
When it comes to IWM, there is no main resistance level to clear as it’s been rangebound for most of 2021. 
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Tuesday Talk: The 1% Long Slide and Drop Ride
If the market indices were playground slides and you were a kid, you would have had a fun ride yesterday. The S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq started the day with good descents, then cascaded gently up and... 
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5 ETFs Benefiting From High Inflation
Investors could make some profits by investing in ETFs benefiting from rising inflation. 
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2’s, 10’s and Banks
Traders sometimes get sloppy with relationships, especially when they work superficially. One of those has been the relationship between the yield curve, specifically the spread between the yields on 2... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Are Dip Buyers Ready for Thursday?
Thursday is very important as we could be visiting major support or watching for a surge of dip buyers to drive the market back towards highs. 
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Inflationary Trades Ripe and Ready
Both GLD and SLV have been trending higher recently with GLD sitting near resistance around $171.55 as seen in the above chart. On other hand, SLV has resistance at $23.04. 
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These 7 Symbols Give A Complete Market Picture
Mish’s Economic Modern Family consists of 5 key sectors, one major index, and Bitcoin. Bring them all together and you have an easy and quick way to look at the market, grasp overall trends, and see... 
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The Major Stock Indices Must Hold these Key Support Levels
Next week investors are expecting the Fed to announce a reduction in the monthly bond-buying program. Jerome Powell – the Fed chair has previously stated that he’s looking to keep the original tapering... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Taper-Induced Changes Coming For Investors?
The Fed will most likely announce the long-awaited taper schedule at the November 2-3 meeting. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
The Relationship Between Banks and the Yield Curve
There is a logical relationship is between bank stocks and the steepness of the treasury yield curve. KRE and XLF have benefitted from that relationship over the past year and a half, though it is... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Why Is Consumer Staples (XLP) Outperforming the Season?
The Consumer Staples ETF is known to be an area of focus through market downturns as it offers exposer to companies that are historically safety plays. 
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Did Jerome Powell Jump Scare the Major Stock Indices?
Friday, the chair of the Federal Reserve –Jerome Powell spooked the market when he announced that the Fed would keep rates near zero and continue with its tapering schedule. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Are Investors Worried Over The Latest Jobs Report?
The recent jobs report came in less than expected with analysts’ estimates running anywhere from 250,000 to 500,000 new jobs created. Disappointingly employers added only 194,000 jobs in September. 
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The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 Bounce Off Their 6-Month Calendar Range
While the market is worried about a government shutdown it could easily take a higher note if the debt ceiling is quickly raised. 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
My Favorite Bank Stocks in 2021
There’s always a bull market somewhere. In 2021, two beaten-down industries have made big comebacks: energy and banks. Both have been underperforming since the financial crisis. 
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Stock Traders: Buy the Dip or Buy Some Dip?
The Transportation sector must hold up and IYT must clear 253 for starters. And JNK has to get back over 109.60. Otherwise, please pass the chips and dip. 
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