John Hancock Multifactor Consumer Discretionary ETF JHMC
39.99 USD 0.00 (+0.00%)
Oct 24, 2022, 3:51 PM EDT
39.32 Day range 39.99
39.32 52-week range 39.99
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seekingalpha.com Weakness In Retail The broader retail space has been weak relative to the S&P 500 so far this year. On a YTD basis, the VanEck Vectors Retail ETF has underperformed the S&P 500 by 4.5 percentage points, trading down by…
etftrends.com Dollar Stores Help Power Retail, Consumer Sector ETFs Dollar Tree (NasdaqGS: DLTR) and Dollar General (NYSE: DG) shares surged, lifting retail and consumer sector-related exchange traded funds after the discount variety store chain revealed…
seekingalpha.com Relative Support For Consumer Discretionary Stocks US Consumer Discretionaries have fallen back to old support relative to Staples.
seekingalpha.com What The U.S. Retail Sales Recovery Says About Corporate Earnings Fernandes: U.S. retail sales in June 2020 were already higher than in December 2019. Fernandes: US consumer is in a much better position than they were in 2008.
etftrends.com Cracking Open Factors: Beyond the Style Box While 2020 may feel like a “this time it's different” year, the reality is the core underpinnings of what makes for a winning portfolio haven't changed: controlling expenses, managing your taxes, and…
seekingalpha.com Stimulus For Retail US retail sales growth has been slowing on a sequential basis. Low inventory levels in autos have reduced consumer choice and caused deferrals.
seekingalpha.com Ecommerce Sales Blow Out, Spike 44% In Q2 In dollar terms, the jump of $62 billion compared to Q2 last year was the largest ever in the data going back to 2001.
seekingalpha.com Status Of U.S. Consumer And Consumer ETFs For August 2020 The jobs market has come back somewhat, although gains until now are largely the low hanging fruit Thanks to the stimulus, consumer spending has returned to pre-pandemic levels.
seekingalpha.com Tech, Consumer Discretionary Continue To Lead U.S. Equity Sectors Positive momentum has continued to shine as a forward indicator for technology and consumer discretionary stocks in recent months.
seekingalpha.com COVID And The Consumer: Convergence Of Generational Spending Millennials and Generation Z that have been hard hit economically from the pandemic crisis. The unique health risk to older consumers has forced Baby Boomers online.
seekingalpha.com June Retail Sales: Some Actual Good News; The Entirety Of The Pandemic Decline Has Been Reversed Retail sales is the third report for June out of the four main coincident indicators that show whether the economy is in recession or expansion.
seekingalpha.com Retail Sales: Up 7.5% In June Headline sales came in at 7.5% month-over-month to one decimal and was above the Investing.com forecast of 5.0%.
seekingalpha.com Retail Spending Returned To Trend In June Retail sales and food services spending posted another strong gain in June, rising 7.5 percent from the prior month following an 18.2 percent record surge in May and two devastating declines in March…
seekingalpha.com What Went Wrong At Intu Even before the lockdown wrecked its balance sheet and destroyed its cash flows, intu was a zombie. If intu's cash position had been stronger, it might have been able to ride out the property market…
seekingalpha.com Consumers Are Spending Again As Lockdown Ends For the truly awful predictions of economic doom to come true it is necessary that consumers hunker down and save, save, save. We've the retail and consumption
seekingalpha.com The Reopening Killed The V-Shaped Recovery This is a weekly series focused on analyzing the previous week’s economic data releases. The objective is to concentrate on leading indicators of economic activ
seekingalpha.com Unpacking The Fed's Corporate Bond-Buying Program Fed releases new details on plan to purchase corporate bonds. U.S. retail sales surge. Cycle, valuation and sentiment outlook.
seekingalpha.com MacroView: Retail Sales Bounce, But Consumers Are Tapped Out There was a good bit of excitement on Tuesday with the release of the retail sales report, which came in stronger than expectations. However, the bounce will be
seekingalpha.com Retail Sales By Segment In 12 Hair-Raising Charts Total retail sales in May bounced off 17.7% from the April low, according to the Census Bureau Tuesday. Sales at non-store retailers continued to spike from rec
seekingalpha.com The Smallness Of The Most Gigantic It's hard to ignore when you have the greatest percentage increase in the history of a major economic account. The non-economic rebound may take shape, as it ha
benzinga.com John Hancock Adds 5 Sector ETFs To Schwab's Commission-Free Platform 
benzinga.com Examining The Helpfulness Of Hancock's ETFs