$34.70 0.39 (+1.14%)
11/6/2009 4:00 PM

SPDR S&P Retail (ETF) (XRT)

CAPS Rating: 1 out of 5

Exchange traded fund

Current Price $34.70 Mkt Cap $517.03M
Open $34.05 P/E Ratio 0.00
Prev. Close $34.31 Div. (Yield) 0.27 (0.80%)
Daily Range $33.93 - $34.79 Volume 11,439,455
52-Wk Range $14.81 - $37.03 Avg. Daily Vol. 14,643,000

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MBfool (49.00)
Submitted April 30, 2008

The mortgage crisis appears to be manageable finally. Fed cuts and other innovative measures by Bernanke et al helped the banks and financials. The recession appears to be mild (despie the Oracle's pronouncements to the contrary), unemployment is… More

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jaygatsby49 (99.20)
Submitted October 05, 2009

I am betting on a not-very-marry Christmas retail season. The existing economic fundamentals to not justify the current valuations (10% unemployment and a consumer already in a de-leveragin process for starters.

Check back in January to… More

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Member Avatar tgauchat (75.49) Submitted: 10/22/2009 3:54:44 PM : Underperform Start Price: $36.52 XRT Score: +2.97

The retail sector's stock prices are WAY ahead of the real recovery. Joblessness != shopping.

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Member Avatar Lituus (80.31) Submitted: 10/19/2009 4:21:41 PM : Underperform Start Price: $36.82 XRT Score: +3.19

See 19Oct2009 blog entry. Retail down as US consumers de-leverage.

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Member Avatar lepant (92.76) Submitted: 10/15/2009 11:20:45 AM : Outperform Start Price: $36.38 XRT Score: -2.97

With savings rates up this should hurt retailers, but with people saying things like "this is a new paradigm" or "it's different this time", in reference to the higher savings rate. With Sir John Templeton having said the four most expensive words in the english language are "it's different this time"; I'm inclined to believe that it in fact is not different this time. With that savings rate will again drop and consumer spending will further increase with the eventual income growth that is to come, making for an ultimately profitable experience for retailers.

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motleyism

motleyism (< 20) Score: +70.52

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Pick 		Member Name Member
Rating 		Start
Date 		Call Time
Frame 		Start
Price 		Stock
Gain 		S&P
Gain 		Score Commentary
motleyism < 20 12/1/2008 Outperform 3W $17.69 +96.20% +25.67% +70.52 1 Comment
DustinCody 99.17 10/24/2008 Outperform NS $19.05 +82.15% +27.59% +54.56
embodiedheart 97.11 12/29/2008 Outperform 3M $19.36 +79.27% +24.97% +54.30
jmusbach 95.06 1/12/2009 Outperform NS $20.66 +67.98% +22.72% +45.26
1st1 < 20 1/8/2009 Outperform NS $21.11 +64.34% +20.55% +43.79
DoubleAughtNine 99.50 1/26/2009 Outperform 3W $19.93 +74.09% +30.42% +43.67
MarketPwnage < 20 3/9/2009 Outperform NS $17.81 +94.88% +60.39% +34.48
jh02050 < 20 2/23/2009 Outperform 5Y $19.48 +78.17% +44.16% +34.01
foolbol 93.20 10/14/2008 Outperform NS $25.51 +36.03% +4.97% +31.06
deefret < 20 6/12/2008 Outperform 3Y $30.67 +13.15% -17.65% +30.80
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