FINANCIAL SEL (XLF)

Berkshire Hathaway is selling Bank of America shares and capping gains in 2024; sales are expected to continue and offset Bank of America buybacks.

ETFs with high trading volumes may have better liquidity, making them more attractive choices for investors that take an active approach to ETF trading.

The Financial sector XLF ETF broke out and hit new 52-week highs on Friday, driven by solid earnings from key financial players.

As two of the biggest banks of Wall Street start to sell off this week, signs of potential weakness appear in the business and consumer cycle today

Three stocks stand out as having more upside potential in the financial sector now that the Fed is looking to cut interest rates soon, Wall Street agrees

U.S. stocks and several market-leading sectors gapped down sharply on Monday, driven by extreme sell-offs in the Nikkei 225 and the unwinding of carry trades.

The financial sector has outperformed the broader market recently, with the XLF rising nearly 6% this month compared to the overall market's decline of 0.2%.

PayPal just announced its second quarter 2024 earnings results, with growth to show across the business leading to double-digit upside forecasts

Bank of America stock is set to go higher now that management set aside up to $25 billion in capital to buy back shares, financial momentum is building

State Street beat earnings estimates on its latest release, putting shares up big on the day. Record asset levels also impressed.

SoFi stock is getting Wall Street's attention just as the mortgage market is looking to make a bottom, in time before the Fed's interest rate cuts are here

The financial sector ETF, XLF, has been consolidating for several months and is approaching a significant breakout level as earnings season begins.

Major pullbacks in NVIDIA (NASDAQNVDA) and the VanEck Semiconductor ETF NASDAQ: SMHNASDAQSMH)

The Financials, Utilities, and Industrials are three sectors building bases ahead of potential significant directional moves in the third quarter.

After several weeks of consolidating, the XLF and a handful of financial stocks might be setting up for a bullish move and potential outperformance in Q3.

Autodesk stock is looking to come back to its recent highs after a strong set of quarterly financial results, Wall Street analysts think it could rally to $320

Robinhood stock has already doubled in the past year, but today's KPI trends show investors how the stock could double again before 2024 is over

PayPal stock is an underrated growth story trading at attractive discounts to its own fundamentals, Mizuho analysts slapped a $90 price target on it

Previously an outperformer with a YTD gain of over 11%, the financial sector now finds itself at a critical juncture after giving back some of its gains.

The XLF has outperformed the overall market YTD, while the sector ETF consolidates above prior resistance, with its 20- and 50-day SMAs converging.

Goldman Sachs joins the Wall Street view of stocks having potentially more room to move higher, the business cycle is only getting started

Investors now have an inside look at what one of Wall Street's biggest names is doing with its money. Corporations and clients all see new highs in stocks

BlackRock's quarterly results point Main Street in one direction. Stocks are still in favor as clients chose to invest in passive management rather than bonds

Robinhood stock could see higher prices ahead, as markets think its newest credit card product line can attract double-digit EPS growth in the coming quarters

Two banking stocks stood out as market favorites as lower interest rates could bring their valuations higher, overpaying for a good thing could be profitable