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XLV Healthcare SPDR September Outlook—XLV registered more positive inputs in our model based on the broader outperformance at the industry level. That said we start September near benchmark weight in the XLV

We are near market weight in our XLV allocation for September.  Model inputs have improved marginally, but the sustained consolidation in equity prices that typically catalyze performance for the sector have remained elusive

XLV Healthcare SPDR September Outlook—XLV registered more positive inputs in our model based on the broader outperformance at the industry level. That said we start September near benchmark weight in the XLV Read More »

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XLV Healthcare SPDR July Outlook—As the S&P 500 reconfirmed its uptrend in July, XLV reconfirmed its underperformance trend

The XLV lost ground by moving sideways in June, unable to entice investors who were looking to add risk instead.  The price action has been sideways since XLV peaked in February, and with a weak start to July trading, the pattern is taking on a distributional look.

XLV Healthcare SPDR July Outlook—As the S&P 500 reconfirmed its uptrend in July, XLV reconfirmed its underperformance trend Read More »

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SILK ROAD MEDICAL INVESTOR ALERT by Former Attorney General of Louisiana: Kahn Swick & Foti, LLC is investigating the fairness of the price and process in the proposed sale of Silk Road Medical, Inc.

Former Attorney General of Louisiana Charles C. Foti, Jr., Esq. and the law firm of Kahn Swick & Foti, LLC (KSF) are looking into the potential acquisition of Silk Road Medical, Inc. (NasdaqGS: SILK) by…

SILK ROAD MEDICAL INVESTOR ALERT by Former Attorney General of Louisiana: Kahn Swick & Foti, LLC is investigating the fairness of the price and process in the proposed sale of Silk Road Medical, Inc. Read More »

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There has been a significant outflow detected in the notable ETFs MTUM, CAT, BSX, ANET.

Symbols such as MTUM, CAT, BSX, and ANET are referenced in this story. Exchange traded funds (ETFs) are similar to stocks in that they are traded on the stock market, but investors are purchasing and selling “units” instead of traditional shares.

There has been a significant outflow detected in the notable ETFs MTUM, CAT, BSX, ANET. Read More »

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