The ETF shows mixed performance with year-to-date losses of 2.43% and one-year losses of 4.75%. While it has a competitive low expense ratio of 0.35% and good diversification with 77 holdings, the negative returns and medium risk profile (beta 1.15) suggest a neutral outlook without clear bullish or bearish indicators.
State Street SPDR S&P Retail ETF news
About State Street SPDR S&P Retail ETF
Assigned a Zacks ETF Rank of 4 (Sell) with poor performance metrics (0.74% YTD, -0.17% one-year return) and explicitly stated as 'not a great choice' for investors in the Consumer Discretionary ETF segment.
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Clothing shopping is taking center stage this holiday season with 20% weight in apparel. The fund has added approximately 8% over the past month, showing strong performance.
Recommended as a superior alternative to RTH; tracks S&P Retail Select Industry Index with $383.46 million in assets and same 0.35% expense ratio
Clothing and accessories are expected to be among the strongest spending categories during the holiday season, supporting retail ETF performance.
Retail ETF; tariff reductions on imported consumer goods would benefit retailers
Trading higher in premarket with six straight sessions of gains (longest streak since July 2025), directly benefiting from robust retail sales across multiple categories.
Used as comparative benchmark showing broader retail sector down 8% over three months versus Wayfair's 21% decline, indicating sector-wide weakness but Wayfair's underperformance relative to peers.
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