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Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund

XLE

Attention (50-day avg)0.39%

Attention rank (50-day avg)#52

Bullish sentiment (50-day avg)77%

Price to earnings ratio17.2

Net assets10.8B

Expense ratio0%

Social

What share of all ETF conversation is about XLE?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Attention	0.03% -1.62	0.42% +0.18	0.35% -0.07	0.16% +0.13

Sep 28

TD Cowen highlights top oil stocks ahead of earnings season, focusing on cash flow, production discipline, and energy prices.
Energy stocks are up overnight on Trump rejecting Iran offer, with $XLE approaching its support level and 50 MA.
Global oil inventories are very low, making it a global story, not just a US issue, with $USO and $XLE affected.

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Sentiment

Of the messages about XLE that take a side, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Bullish	20% +15.16	65.58% +2.75	76.58% -2.07	57.12% -15.61
Bearish	80% -15.16	34.42% -2.75	23.42% +2.07	42.88% +15.61

Bullish· Sep 10

$XLE has been steadily rising since July, with oil prices continuing to increase due to ongoing tensions in the Middle East, making the Energy sector a beneficiary.
The Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF ($XLE) is outperforming technology stocks, up 43% this year, and has been extending its lead over the sector.
As oil prices rise, $XLE's profits increase by $15 million per day, with the ETF's dividend yield at 2.5%, making it an attractive investment opportunity.

Bearish· Sep 10

The Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund ($XLE) has been underperforming the tech sector despite oil prices being up.
The price action in $XLE and related stocks is not expected, particularly with oil up 2%+ and European natural gas up 25% this week.
The inverse relationship between oil prices and stock prices, as seen in the inverse graph action of $XLE compared to $SPY, suggests that oil prices may be a leading indicator of market trends.

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Topics

Of the messages about XLE that carry a topic, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Technical Analysis	88.89%	91.43%	76.7%	65.42%
Macro	11.11%	8.57%	23.3%	34.58%

Macro· Sep 10

Rising oil prices are forcing a USDCAD breakdown, with Scotiabank targeting 1.3500 and the pair under 1.3800, 3% off the July high.
The Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE) has extended its lead over technology stocks as the best-performing sector of the year, up 43% as crude oil futures return above $100 for the first time since May.
Higher oil prices amid a prolonged war in the Middle East are fueling inflation fears, causing stocks to drop 0.5% with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 258 points.

Technical Analysis· Sep 28

$XLE continues to be in a state of distribution, with no clear direction or trend.
A pullback in $XLE is necessary to establish a healthy and sustainable market, but a strong volume is required to confirm the trend.
The Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund's ($XLE) strategy of relying on repurchases instead of production growth may lead to a problem unique to cyclicals, where cash flow peaks when the commodity peaks, making the shares expensive.

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Community

Of the messages about XLE, what share comes from each group?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Regulars	100%	29.4%	64.74%	45.87%
Newcomers	0%	70.6%	35.26%	54.13%

Regulars· Sep 28

Regulars note that the Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE) continues to distribute shares, suggesting a lack of investor interest.
The fund's performance is being compared to the Metals and Mining sector, with the Energy sector struggling to gain traction.
Low global oil inventories are being cited as a bullish factor, potentially supporting the Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE) and oil-related stocks.

Newcomers· Sep 21

Newcomers are focused on the recent price drop of $XLE, with some expressing concern about the potential for further declines.
Some users are tracking the relationship between $XLE and oil prices, with a few mentioning the potential for a correction in energy equities.
Others are analyzing the options activity in $XLE, with one user noting a large amount of open interest in the Dec 18 calls and another highlighting a significant premium for the 60P Oct 16 contract.

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News

Oil Near $100, So Why Is XLE Falling? - State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (ARCA:XLE)

Oil near $100 and Treasury yields above 5% are pressuring markets; XLK is rising while XLE falls. Here’s what’s driving the ETF split.

19h agoBenzinga

S&P 500 posts weekly gains despite Treasury yield, oil headwinds (SP500:)

4d agoSeeking Alpha

Energy ETF chart flashes bullish signal from put-call ratio (XLE:NYSEARCA)

6d agoSeeking Alpha

Energy Overtakes Tech As 2026's Best Sector - State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (ARCA:SPY), State Stree

Energy has overtaken tech as 2026's best sector, up 29% as the Iran war lifts oil. XLE jumped 9% in July while XLK fell 6.8% on the chip rout.

2mo agoBenzinga

Also Discussed

Investors talking about XLE also mention

#	Name	Attention
1	Financial Select Sector SPDR FundXLF	0.08%+0.06
2	Materials Select Sector SPDR FundXLB	0.01%-0.02
3	VanEck Oil Services ETFOIH	0.01%-0.04
4	Industrial Select Sector SPDR FundXLI	0%-0.07
5	SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETFXOP	0.02%-0.09
6	Utilities Select Sector SPDR FundXLU	0.01%-0.06
7	Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR FundXLP	0.02%+0.01
8	Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR FundXLY	0.04%0
9	Health Care Select Sector SPDR FundXLV	0.01%-0.01
10	SPDR S&P Metals & Mining ETFXME	0%new

Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund

Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund is an exchange-traded fund that provides targeted exposure to the U.S. energy sector. The fund seeks to track a market-capitalization-weighted index of energy companies drawn from the S&P 500, concentrating on large, liquid firms involved in oil, gas and consumable fuels, as well as energy equipment and services. Its portfolio is composed primarily of major integrated oil and gas producers, exploration and production companies, refiners, pipeline operators, and oilfield services providers. By holding a basket of leading U.S. energy names, Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund offers a way to gain diversified sector exposure through a single, tradeable instrument. The fund is commonly used as a reference vehicle for sector allocation, hedging, and benchmarking within the equity energy category in institutional and retail portfolios.

Location

United States

Social

What share of all ETF conversation is about XLE?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Attention	0.03% -1.62	0.42% +0.18	0.35% -0.07	0.16% +0.13

Sep 28

TD Cowen highlights top oil stocks ahead of earnings season, focusing on cash flow, production discipline, and energy prices.
Energy stocks are up overnight on Trump rejecting Iran offer, with $XLE approaching its support level and 50 MA.
Global oil inventories are very low, making it a global story, not just a US issue, with $USO and $XLE affected.

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Sentiment

Of the messages about XLE that take a side, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Bullish	20% +15.16	65.58% +2.75	76.58% -2.07	57.12% -15.61
Bearish	80% -15.16	34.42% -2.75	23.42% +2.07	42.88% +15.61

Bullish· Sep 10

$XLE has been steadily rising since July, with oil prices continuing to increase due to ongoing tensions in the Middle East, making the Energy sector a beneficiary.
The Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF ($XLE) is outperforming technology stocks, up 43% this year, and has been extending its lead over the sector.
As oil prices rise, $XLE's profits increase by $15 million per day, with the ETF's dividend yield at 2.5%, making it an attractive investment opportunity.

Bearish· Sep 10

The Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund ($XLE) has been underperforming the tech sector despite oil prices being up.
The price action in $XLE and related stocks is not expected, particularly with oil up 2%+ and European natural gas up 25% this week.
The inverse relationship between oil prices and stock prices, as seen in the inverse graph action of $XLE compared to $SPY, suggests that oil prices may be a leading indicator of market trends.

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Topics

Of the messages about XLE that carry a topic, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Technical Analysis	88.89%	91.43%	76.7%	65.42%
Macro	11.11%	8.57%	23.3%	34.58%

Macro· Sep 10

Rising oil prices are forcing a USDCAD breakdown, with Scotiabank targeting 1.3500 and the pair under 1.3800, 3% off the July high.
The Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE) has extended its lead over technology stocks as the best-performing sector of the year, up 43% as crude oil futures return above $100 for the first time since May.
Higher oil prices amid a prolonged war in the Middle East are fueling inflation fears, causing stocks to drop 0.5% with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 258 points.

Technical Analysis· Sep 28

$XLE continues to be in a state of distribution, with no clear direction or trend.
A pullback in $XLE is necessary to establish a healthy and sustainable market, but a strong volume is required to confirm the trend.
The Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund's ($XLE) strategy of relying on repurchases instead of production growth may lead to a problem unique to cyclicals, where cash flow peaks when the commodity peaks, making the shares expensive.

Generated by AI

Community

Of the messages about XLE, what share comes from each group?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Regulars	100%	29.4%	64.74%	45.87%
Newcomers	0%	70.6%	35.26%	54.13%

Regulars· Sep 28

Regulars note that the Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE) continues to distribute shares, suggesting a lack of investor interest.
The fund's performance is being compared to the Metals and Mining sector, with the Energy sector struggling to gain traction.
Low global oil inventories are being cited as a bullish factor, potentially supporting the Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE) and oil-related stocks.

Newcomers· Sep 21

Newcomers are focused on the recent price drop of $XLE, with some expressing concern about the potential for further declines.
Some users are tracking the relationship between $XLE and oil prices, with a few mentioning the potential for a correction in energy equities.
Others are analyzing the options activity in $XLE, with one user noting a large amount of open interest in the Dec 18 calls and another highlighting a significant premium for the 60P Oct 16 contract.

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Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund

Social

Sep 28

Bullish· Sep 10

Bearish· Sep 10

Macro· Sep 10

Technical Analysis· Sep 28

Regulars· Sep 28

Newcomers· Sep 21

Oil Near $100, So Why Is XLE Falling? - State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (ARCA:XLE)

S&P 500 posts weekly gains despite Treasury yield, oil headwinds (SP500:)

Energy ETF chart flashes bullish signal from put-call ratio (XLE:NYSEARCA)

Energy Overtakes Tech As 2026's Best Sector - State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (ARCA:SPY), State Stree

Also Discussed

Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund

Company Information

Location

Oil Near $100, So Why Is XLE Falling? - State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (ARCA:XLE)

S&P 500 posts weekly gains despite Treasury yield, oil headwinds (SP500:)

Energy ETF chart flashes bullish signal from put-call ratio (XLE:NYSEARCA)

Energy Overtakes Tech As 2026's Best Sector - State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (ARCA:SPY), State Stree

Also Discussed

Social

Sep 28

Bullish· Sep 10

Bearish· Sep 10

Macro· Sep 10

Technical Analysis· Sep 28

Regulars· Sep 28

Newcomers· Sep 21