XLE State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF

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• 4chan /biz/biz·11d ago·Positive

  >>62722156 JPM NEE XLF for finance ETF. its down 6% this month XLE for energy ETF. its flat on the month I dunno I would rather buy NEE or CEG than this because it has oil in it and oil is up bigly

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• News (Marketaux)gurufocus.com·11d ago·Positive

  XLE Looks 24.1% Overvalued on GF Value™ On September 24, 2026, the Energy</e[+184 characters]

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• News (RSS)zerohedge·13d ago·Neutral

  … by the nuclear segments of America's utilities, the stock market holds a different opinion on the nuclear sector's constituents. With SPY up about 12% this year and XLE up over 40%, the nuclear sector has trailed behind significantly. Of the three main nuclear-themed ETFs, none of them currently hold positive returns since the beginning of the year. The uranium-heavy URA and the industrial/services-heavy NUKZ are down about 2-3%, while the more concentrated NLR is down about 13% YTD. After mult…

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• News247wallst.com·19d ago·Positive

  Futures Traders Betting On 12% Drop In Energy Stocks Over Next Month Energy is the year's best-performing sector, and on Wednesday the options market bet heavily that it is about to break.

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• 4chan /biz/biz·22d ago·Neutral

  >>62687641 Probably XLE

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• 4chan /biz/biz·25d ago·Neutral

  >>62677084 Should have weighed more towards XLE

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• 4chan /biz/biz·25d ago·Neutral

  >>62676565 guys what are you thoughts on a portfolio that looks like 50% VTI / 25% XLK / 25% XLE

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• Newsfxempire.com·27d ago·Positive

  XLE, XLF & XLV Forecast: Energy Eyes Breakout as XLV Slips XLE eyes fresh highs as oil rises, while XLF consolidates and XLV tests key support after breaking below a major trendline.

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• Newsseekingalpha.com·28d ago·Positive

  …R and SPDR S&P Oil & Gas E&P ETF are rated strong buys, with valuations reflecting long-term oil prices near $67.50/bbl—well below current spot prices. Year-to-date, XLE and XOP have shown their weakest correlation to oil prices since 2007, decoupling from short-term geopolitical headline risk and speculative futures positioning. Recent trading history demonstrates energy stocks are not simply proxies for oil; they have not fully priced in oil's rally and have shown resilience during oil's sharp…

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• 4chan /biz/biz·34d ago·Neutral

  My XLE is doin a lil sum

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• News (RSS)zerohedge·36d ago·Neutral

  …al buying and selling, amplifying every move). I do think even with oil prices coming down, energy companies, globally, should remain a key overweight in portfolios (XLE is up 42% YTD) and global demands to harness and deliver energy are only increasing! I don’t think I “squandered” the summer, but have to admit it went by a lot faster with a lot more work and angst than I would have hoped for! Enjoy this last week of summer and hope you have great plans for Labor Day weekend! (which is a holida…

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• News (RSS)yahoo·38d ago·Neutral

  Daily ETF Flows: XLE Sees Inflows

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• Newsetftrends.com·40d ago·Neutral

  Energy Volatility Fuels 20% Yield for This ETF Rising tension in the Middle East has done more than rattle energy markets. It has turned volatility into one of the richest income opportunities available to investors right now, according to State Street Investment Management.

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• 4chan /biz/biz·41d ago·Neutral

  >>62628529 What do you mean? I'm up 8% overall on XLE.

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• Newszacks.com·42d ago·Neutral

  Should You Invest in the State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE)? If you're interested in broad exposure to the Energy - Broad segment of the equity market, look no further than the State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE), a passively managed exchange traded fund launched on December 16, 1998.

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• News (RSS)fool·44d ago·Neutral

  Which Energy ETF Is a Better Buy: Broad Vanguard Fund or Concentrated XLE? State Street's concentrated 21-stock portfolio trades slightly lower fees for less diversification than Vanguard's 112-stock approach, though both delivered nearly identical 47% returns over the past year.

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• Newsfool.com·44d ago·Neutral

  Which Energy ETF Is a Better Buy: Broad Vanguard Fund or Concentrated XLE? State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF offers a slightly lower expense ratio and higher liquidity than Vanguard Energy ETF. Vanguard Energy ETF provides broader exposure to the U.S. energy market with 112 holdings compared to only 21 for the State Street fund.

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• News (RSS)zerohedge·48d ago·Negative

  …g. The six-month New York Harbor diesel-to-crude spread topped $100 (HOCL1 Index on Bloomberg) and has moved in close tandem with the Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE). Included in the "10 Charts That Mattered" report that Byrne published for clients on Monday is chart No. 9, titled "Energy & Materials Among High-Quality, High Real Rate Favorites." He makes the case that rising refined-product margins and a high-real-rate environment favor several energy and materials stocks. Materials do not…

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• Newsseekingalpha.com·50d ago·Positive

  …d Salient Enhanced Energy Income ETF (WEEI) offers an 11-12% distribution rate, where nearly all of it comes from covered call premiums. The fund's return has lagged XLE's total return during the energy sector's recent rally, since covered calls cap upside on individual holdings. Consensus estimates point to negative earnings growth for the energy sector in 2027, which could narrow the return gap between WEEI and XLE going forward.

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• 4chan /biz/biz·52d ago·Neutral

  MY XLE IS DOIN' A LIL SUM

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• 4chan /biz/biz·56d ago·Neutral

  What do anons think of URAN? Also, is it too late to catch some oil action with XLE?

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• Newsseekingalpha.com·57d ago·Positive

  XLE: The 40% Rally Has A Hormuz Problem State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE) is rated HOLD after a 40.52% 12-month rally, with entry point now less attractive. XLE's performance has been driven by strong oil prices, refining margins, and concentrated exposure to ExxonMobil, Chevron, and major refiners. Geopolitical disruption in the Middle East has supported earnings, but a normalization of trade flows could pressure oil prices and margins.

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• 4chan /biz/biz·59d ago·Positive

  >>62572604 XLE has a higher annualized return rate. Look I totally get that XOM benefits from higher gas prices short term but oil giants like chevron and marathon and exxon just have better revenue overall, and tend to swoop in and buy people whove already built the oil infrastructure.

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• 4chan /biz/biz·59d ago·Neutral

  XLE or XOM?

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