XLE Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund

$XLE $USO everyone knows its been the devil pushing this trash up. Now it's confirmed. Bye Felicia!

$XLE same script everyday everyday while they figure out which one of my nuts to smash today. Distribution in XLE continues…

$XLE it's happening isnt it? Oh boy the Macro Brotherhood of Latter Day Saints is going to be pissed.

$XLE Daily. Worth noting, new all-time highs today for large cap integrated energy (Chevron, etc.), while semis as a group no new highs since June 22nd. Crude oil strength confirmed

$XLE - Energy $XLF - Financials $XLU Utilities $XLI - Industrials All up 3 Days in a Row....👀 Of course... $XLK Tech is up 4

US official says US President Trump is prepared to ease sanctions on Iran & release its frozen assets in exchange for progress on the nuclear issue AAA national gasoline price: $4.4768 [up +42.89% y/y] Diesel: $6.4531 [up +75.09% y/y] $XLE $VLO $XOM $PSX $UGA

$XLE weekly: what a great confluence for upside here: bull imbalance, bullish breaker and wicking off of the 50-61.8 Fib retracement.

$XLE Energy was the top-performing sector today as oil climbed on Middle East tensions. Houthi attacks on Riyadh’s airport even pushed Delta to delay its Atlanta–Riyadh launch to March. Higher oil feeds directly into this week’s CPI debate, which is why energy and rates are moving together. $XOM $CVX

Oil setting up for week, turning this potentially into a higher low; could affect entire market, targets in the chart $XLE $CL_F $SPY

So, yeah, breadth sucks. Yet, Energy $XLE, Technology $XLK, and Health Care $XLV continue to see positive post-earnings moves.

$XLE this shit about to blow up in everyone’s face. Iran will escalate shit is going to hit the fan

“I don’t know.” The three hardest words for anyone on Wall Street to utter. Knowing things — or at least knowing enough to make a solid estimate — is one of Wall Street’s core jobs. Analysts, bankers and traders have access to the best information and systems. They are paid very handsomely to know more than we do. So it’s refreshingly honest to hear someone on Wall Street admit they don’t know. Which is exactly what the team at JPMorgan just did. They write: “For the first time since the start of the Iran conflict, we don’t have a baseline view. We simply don’t know how to model the endgame. At the onset, we thought we did. We assumed there were economic red lines the U.S. administration would be unwilling to cross: $100 oil, gasoline near $5 a gallon, 4% headline inflation or a 5-handle on the 10-year Treasury yield. Those constraints gave us an implicit timeline, and we expected that by June there would be some form of agreement to reopen the Strait.” $XLE $USO

$XLE $SPY $QQQ growth tech loaded with heavy debt, suffer at higher rate and higher energy cost for datacenter SPR Oil just 14 days supply left All vibe story telling to divert all catch reality, pipeline bring up not soon Look SPR Oil status

Trump’s latest statement does just that. Meanwhile, the U.S. is sending roughly 9,000 sailors and Marines and a third aircraft carrier to the region, a buildup that could put three U.S. carriers in the Middle East by late October, the Associated Press reported last week. The president also claimed Thursday that 22 million barrels of oil moved through the Strait of Hormuz overnight, with none coming from or going to Iran. CNBC has not independently verified that figure. Kpler data show about 11.3 million barrels per day of crude oil and petroleum products exited the strait during the week ended Tuesday, while total oil flows from the region stood at 20.4 million barrels per day. $XLE $CVX $XOM

High costs But shippers are ferrying crude through Hormuz at high cost to the lives of their crews and in freight and insurance rates, Bockmann said. Since July, at least nine sailors have died, 18 injured and three are missing, according to the International Maritime Organization, a United Nations agency. “Volumes are getting through but they’re getting through at a time of extremely high maritime risk,” Bockmann said. As security has deteriorated, the cost of shipping crude from the Persian Gulf to China has skyrocketed to $1 million per day for each tanker. “Oil flows have recovered because the market participants have accepted greater operational complexity and higher costs,” said Richard Meade, editor in chief of Lloyd’s List, a London-based maritime industry trade publication, in a briefing last Thursday. $XLE

$XLE carving out a rounded base, cup and handle style, right back up near the old high. That's the kind of quiet setup we love to spot before everyone else notices. Keep an eye on this one ☝️ Start your free trial for the best stock analysis tools and premium alerts

Daily Technical Video Group 3 is ready for viewing. We explained that $XLE is correcting the cycle from the 7/01/2026 low, with bounces against the 9/10 peak expected to fail in 3, 7, or 11 swings as the correction unfolds. #ElliottWave #Trading #Stocks

📊 $XLE's decline from the peak is unfolding within a 5‑wave structure and it's trading within the equal legs area at $61.80–$59.90, where a 3‑wave bounce can take place. All 4‑Hour charts for Group 3 have been updated for members. #ElliottWave #trading #Stocks #ETFs

$XLE Don't understand the bearishness here... surely overblown with major energy molecule shortage and huge demand.

$XLE — latest view shows a 5‑wave pullback from the peak, suggesting a possible zigzag correction is in place. Soon, a 3‑wave bounce is due before the next leg lower resumes. Sellers remain favored until a new bullish sequence develops. #Elliottwave #Trading #OIL