XLI Industrial Select Sector SPDR Fund

$XLI nearing trendline support and looks like an inverse head & shoulders. Could be a good spot for a technical bounce.

I've been enjoying the Stocktwits Relative Strength thread. Using the stocktwits MCP, I had the last 100 posts summarized and grouped by sector. It is easy to overlook industrials but that sector is well represented here. $XLI I highly recommend using the Stocktwits AI agent if you've not done so yet.

$XLI We did a deep dive on the industrials industry. 🏢 Industrials had the busiest week of any industry, with 97 companies in the news, and 56 of 74 earnings filings and releases were good for holders 🤝 Thrive Holdings will pay $10.00 a share in cash for home security company ADT, 45.6% above its $6.87 close, but without a rival bid that price is also the most holders get 🤝 DoorDash's $65.00 a share offer for Instacart sits $6.58 above Instacart's $58.42 close, and DoorDash's $1.25B payment if regulators block it, about $5.40 a share, covers most of that gap ⚠️ The catch is time, since the Instacart deal may not close until the end of 2027 or the first half of 2028 and Instacart pulled its guidance, so holders wait without forecasts 📅 November 28, 2026 is the last day ADT can look for a better offer, with a possible 10-day extension, so holders learn then whether anyone beats $10.00 Full report linked in the replies.

$XLI Interesting divergence in the $XLI INDUSTRIALS pointed out by our friend ... Many of these companies are CRUSHING numbers and will post great numbers this earnings season so a lot of good trades IMO.

$XLI $GE $RTX Industrials, week of Oct 19: 63 companies had notable news (88 filings and releases). 📈 Results news led the week: 18 companies had it, and 13 of their 24 releases were labelled good for holders, 5 bad and 6 mixed, while 5 companies raised their outlook and 2 cut it 🚀 GE Aerospace, the jet-engine maker, raised its 2026 profit forecast to $8.00-$8.10 a share, up from $7.65-$7.85, after quarterly orders jumped 49% to $19.0B ⚠️ The catch at GE is that quarterly free cash flow (cash left after spending) fell 14% to $2.0B, and its $11.75B purchase of CPP will be paid for partly with new debt 🚀 RTX, the defense group behind Raytheon and Pratt & Whitney, raised its 2026 forecast to $7.65-$7.75 a share, up from $7.10-$7.25, and its order backlog hit a record $340B ⚠️ RTX's quarterly profit of $2.26 a share, up 33%, includes $0.25 of recovered tariff costs, though sales from its existing businesses still rose 12%

Next weeks earnings expectations are fairly muted as evideced by the neutral sentiment scores. Industials and Financials dominate the list. $XLI $XLF