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US Consumer Services Ishares ETF (NY: IYC )

77.01 -0.82 (-1.05%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 11:01 AM EDT, Apr 25, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Volume 7,452
Open 76.78
Bid (Size) 77.02 (2)
Ask (Size) 77.04 (8)
Prev. Close 77.83
Today's Range 76.63 - 77.01
52wk Range 62.58 - 82.35
Shares Outstanding 128,000
Dividend Yield 0.65%
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Amazon Amps Up Delivery Speed and Trust to Tackle Alibaba Rivals Temu and Shein's Rapid US Expansion
Amazon is countering competition from Chinese e-commerce platforms Temu and Shein by leveraging its strengths in speedy delivery and customer trust. 
Via Benzinga
Falling Core Inflation, Solid Earnings, And Favorable Seasonality Suggest Upside For Stocks
A discussion about inflation, stock-bond relative performance, equity valuations, and Fed monetary policy implications. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates

Performance

YTD
+2.71%
+2.71%
1 Month
-5.18%
-5.18%
3 Month
+2.90%
+2.90%
6 Month
+20.52%
+20.52%
1 Year
+21.89%
+21.89%

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Valuation Divergence Suggests Rotation To Small-Mid Caps, Value, And Dividend Payers
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Stocks Flounder Despite Inflation Downtrend As Banking Crisis Emerges, But Outlook Remains Encouraging
Via Talk Markets
CNBC's Final Trades: Nvidia, Consumer Discretionary And These 3 Energy Plays
Via Benzinga
Wednesday's CNBC Fast Money Halftime Report Mentions
Via Benzinga
7 Consumer Discretionary Stocks to Buy in April
Via InvestorPlace
5 Consumer Discretionary ETFs Rising to New Highs
Via Talk Markets
Entering Q4 with mix of optimism and caution suggests hedged long positioning
Via Talk Markets
Blowout earnings, low interest rates, and dovish Fed, but have stocks hit a peak?
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
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