XLF

22boomer

Will XLF keep going or will it come back down

ComprehensiveLog9414

XLF needs another pump

NoMorning5015

I just closed a call on XLF that I bought on Friday, I could have held for longer but I was up 55% and don't normally do options so I closed it out for a tidy profit. Thank you big banks!

DarkR124

Least my XLF calls are big green. Boring banks useful for something I guess.

ComprehensiveLog9414

XLF $60 eow

ComprehensiveLog9414

Nah like I want to see XLF green asf by eod

Spac55

IBM. 250-260 today possible $IBM earnings not bad, it’s normal earnings 2-3% earnings variations normal, all don’t move like memory Diluted Earnings Per Share: GAAP: $2.27, down 2 percent; Operating (Non-GAAP): $2.93, up 5 percent CPI: 3.5% Time to load BigTech before big earnings spike. $QQQ $SPY $XLK $XLC $XLF $MU $NDA and more memory and AI stocks shift It’s not bad earnings

Spac55

$IBM earnings not bad, Diluted Earnings Per Share: GAAP: $2.27, down 2 percent; Operating (Non-GAAP): $2.93, up 5 percent CPI: 3.5% Time to load BigTech before big earnings spike. $QQQ $SPY $XLK $XLC $XLF $MU $NDA and more memory and AI stocks shift It’s not bad earnings

NoMorning5015

I'm liking that call I bought on XLF last week

WolfofWoodstock

’d recommend investing that money into a brokerage account of your choice. Depending on your risk tolerance, you could consider sector ETFs like XLF, XLK, or XLV, or gain exposure to broader markets through QQQ (Nasdaq) or SPY (S&P 500). Since SPY trades at a higher share price, SPYG — often called the “poor man’s SPY” — is a solid growth-oriented alternative if you’re working with a smaller amount, like $2,000. If you’d prefer a more conservative approach, you could allocate some of the funds to a money market account instead. Another option worth exploring is setting up a trading bot — linked to your brokerage account through whichever AI platform you prefer — and starting small, with just a couple hundred dollars, to see how it performs. This is only my approach! There are more than 3 ways to skin a cat!

22boomer

I exited my xle call being a pussc I took profit off but I went into XLF hoping it hit ath in morning

ApathysLastKiss_

Tommorrow begins financial earnings. XLF calls or puts, depending on how you think it'll go

FatFluffyFish

Is it a good idea to get into XLF just for banks earnings?

22boomer

Are we longing $xle $XLF or $dram

ejunior1234

i have 114 shares of XLF but the CC premiums are bad.

ComprehensiveLog9414

XLF calls for the week?

ComprehensiveLog9414

XLF calls could be juicy. CPI into bank pandemonium could be a printer

skarfbeaulonee

the private credit crisis is taking too long, what if everyone borrows max loans, declares bankruptcy, then bets the loan proceeds on XLF puts. We could call it the great UNO reverse financial crisis where we fuck the banks instead of the banks fucking us

Spac55

Soon big banks and BigTech give strong earnings Looking great Q2 earnings by many big banks $C $JPM $WFC $BAC $GS $MS space all in $XLF. All big tech in $QQQ $SPX $NDX will give strong earnings, followed by big buybacks. Whole semiconductor sector $SMH $AMAT $ASML & many got a big boost from earnings spike

IvoryTowerResident

rotation holding indices up. XLF near ATH. Software finding life NOW MDB and ADBE i own atm

iSOBigD

Up 6% for the year vs 132% after big crashes for the semis... I'm not saying it won't do better for the coming months but you'd have been better holding cash for 12 months before June compared to holding XLF.

tropicalia84

XLF is up 5% in a week while SMH is down 7% Nobody cares

DyehuthyTV

DIA (*dow etf, aka "value"*) is outperforming QQQ (*nasdaq100 etf, aka "growth"*)? YTD, 1Y, 5Y performance? lol No, QQQ ETF still winning here, this are not "Equity Factor ETFs" are just US Market Indices, that also are driven by Equity Factors and US Sector Rotation, big difference from directly Factor ETFs. You can understand this, if you can see the Sector Composition (weight%) of each one of this Equity Factor ETFs (Aggressive sectors, vs Defensive Sectors, Sector Rotation). Maybe you are talking about IWD factor (value) vs IWF factor (growth) ETFs, here Value ETF outperforms Growth ETF, but just YTD and 1Y timeframe. Yes, this can happen even without "bear market", cuz the people can start to be "defensive" for several reasons, like inflation, not just for 'bear markets'. *IWD have more weight (%) in Financials (XLF sector) and IWF have more weight in Technology (XLK sector)* >IWD and IWF are iShares (Blackrock) ETFs from Russell1000. You also have Vanguard ETFs, IVE (value) and VUG (growth) from S&P500. Not a big difference, but it shows up in the long run. 😉

YourChildhood5762

Major tech stocks have been under pressure and healthcare stocks are gaining ground. [https://finviz.com/groups](https://finviz.com/groups) will show you sector performance and [https://finance.yahoo.com/sectors/](https://finance.yahoo.com/sectors/) also has information All sectors are on cycles of differing lengths. Retail investors have been pounding tech and driving prices up to where some feel they are overvalued. So others go looking for the undervalued plays, figuring that they have more room to go up. I personally feel that healthcare and financials are a good place to be. If interest rates go up, financials (XLF) profit from higher fees. Small caps are rising after a slow 2025. Emerging markets have done very well (I made you a writeup for KEMX but accidentally wiped it and didn't feel like starting over). Tech is still a hot ticket but their are signs that some are getting scared. There is a lot of hype for yet untested and so-far unprofitable future developments, especially on Reddit. It wouldn't hurt to set up some defenses in other areas. The following is speculation based on past performance and shouldn't be taken as sound financial advice - Historically, July is a good month for stocks but August to mid-October are rough. Then things pick up November through March. Be aware of that as you assess your investments. I am building up cash because I think there will be a 20%-25% correction coming this Fall and want to be able to jump in.

Used-Air-2688

You're not just tech-heavy...you're tech-on-tech-on-tech. 😅 QQQM, QTUM, MRVL, and NBIS are all heavily tied to the same AI/semiconductor theme. Even when you own multiple tickers, they're often moving for the same reasons. If your goal is long-term diversification, consider adding exposure to: * Financials: XLF * Healthcare: XLV * Consumer Staples: XLP * Utilities: XLU * REITs: VNQ Honestly, before adding more stocks, I'd ask whether you need both QQQM and QTUM alongside individual names like MRVL and NBIS. You may get more diversification by simplifying rather than adding. One red day isn't a reason to sell MRVL, but if you're selling because you expected quick gains, that's different from a long-term investment thesis. For a 5–10 year horizon, I'd rather own a broader mix of sectors than keep stacking more AI and semiconductor exposure.

MomentSpecialist2020

Short XLF, sooner or later the credit bubble will pop.

StretcherEctum

Its A bRoaDmaRkeT CrAsH! /s XLC is up XLP is up XLF is up XLE is up XLV is up XLRE is up

hoopaholik91

Defense is doing well since last year, XLF is only up 5% the last year and trailing SPY by 20% in the last 5 years, XLV is only up 20% total the last 5 years. Equal weight S&P500 has only gained half as much as weighted the past 5 years, gains are super concentrated in a small number of companies.

Spac55

All forgot “Too Big to Fail” US. National debt \~39 Trillion 1929, 1987, 2000, 2008,always all analysts say, this time is different Lehman didn’t get $60 Billion bailout, all saw GFC Next AI-crash,which Trillion dollar company needs bailout? How it impact $SPY $QQQ $SOXX $XLF $SOXL $MU $STX $AVGO $DRAM

The_Albertino

XLF did not like the news

Dam4ge

put half of what you have in XLF and recover half your losses. NFA

ChickenMazhou

I see what you’re saying. I guess for me personally it wouldn’t be worth it. I’d sooner write 1-month CSP’s for 1% on stuff like XLE, XLF, XLU, XLK. If assigned then write the CC’s and wheel it. I think anybody who writes CSP’s has to be prepared to wheel if we get a tail event. Strategy would likely yield 12% annual pretty consistently

BuyMeaSalad

XLV, XLF, and XLP are all positive (health sector, financials, and consumer staples). This is a rotation into value from taking gains in semis and broader tech

StretcherEctum

Rotation. Plenty of other sectors are up 0.5% to 2% XLP XLV XLF XLB XLRV XLU

Nic12312

Another FAKE sell off.. DJT green… XLF green… they are TRAPPING ber 🐻

Rez_X_RS

Buy sector based ETFs, that's what i'm doing currently. SPDR offers alot of ETFs that are specific. Currently i'm in on alot of: XLC, XLF, XLV, XLP XLRE, and XLU.

Spac55

Oil Algo jokers jump on every rocket & missile to make volatility, it’s not old Oil market anymore. Index has only 2% energy stocks. USA consume~20 million barrels of Oil per day. USA produces ~ 13.5 million barrels per day Canada produce ~6 million bpd Venezuela~1 million bpd,peak capacity ~3 million bpd How much US- GDP impact by Iran &Ukraine war? OPEC bump again $XLE $SPY $QQQ $XLC $XLK $XLF $XLU $SMH

Nic12312

it was so easy... XLF bullish weekly engulfing close on volume.. DJT (biggest canary) was green on a 'bloodbath day'... now ber asking themselves.. why green? easiest inside bullish gap up on Monday.. WAAA ai crash this and that.. BER silent

Spac55

USA consume~20 million barrels of Oil per day. USA produces ~ 13.5 million barrels per day Canada produce ~6 million bpd Venezuela~1 million bpd,peak capacity ~3 million bpd How much US- GDP impact by Iran &Ukraine war? OPEC bump output again $XLE $SPY $QQQ $XLC $XLK $XLF $XLU $SMH

Nic12312

FYI… XLF is green… with a BULLISH ENGULFING weekly close.. DJT (biggest canary in the coal mine)… BRIGHT GREEN… FAKE sell off… MASSIVE gap up inside bar Monday on Nasdaq… this is capitulation.. BEAR 🐻 BOUGHT PUT on the lows… WATCH AND LEARN

HywayKind

JPM, XLF, GS, MS... suspiciously up

HywayKind

when there's a big flurry of put buyers, you think it doesn't pump the financial sector? look at XLF, JPM, MS, GS

A10cc

XLP/XLF/ETHA/TLT. Boring ass shit for my boring ass portfolio.

LastFirst22

We need to see what happens over the weekend, but right now it looks like it could be the start of the decline. We see the dollar up, gold down, and stocks down. This setup means liquidity is being drained from the market, which is one of the first signals that people are moving out of equities and into cash. Next week it could be more clear if this is the start of something or just a short term liquidity squeeze. The market is going to have a hard time moving higher without financials on board. And financials have been struggling for the last month. I'll be watching to see if KRE struggles more than XLF which would suggest regional lending is stressed. Over the last month, tech and tech related has been the only thing keeping this market afloat. Everything else is flat to down. That's not a healthy rally, that's a market running on fumes. I’ll be looking forward to what happens on Monday. Have a good weekend everyone!

YourChildhood5762

You can get some bargains in poor performing sectors. Real Estate has the worst 1 year performance (+6.85) but it's not an exciting place to be. Financials are the next worst (+8.57). They'll get a bump if interest rates go up and companies always need a loan or someone to do their IPO. Year-to-date, Healthcare and Financials are down 4% and 3% respectively. I only do ETFs. I just threw another thousand into healthcare (FHLC) and financials (XLF).

pennquaker18

Staples got off to a great start but it's largely WMT and COST, which aren't losers from higher oil. XRT is very down YTD. XLF is down. XLV is down. The last month has been a semiconductor trade. The only stocks that go up are semiconductor / AI winners.

Mundane_Bluejay_6794

One option might be to buy shares of all the sector ETFs. (XLE, XLF, XLI, etc)

Spirited-Lawyer-8281

Big Financials (etf XLF) crumbling again today -0.5%. Consumers are dying/dead and the financial system is choking on Oracle/Coreweave/Owl debt.

Spirited-Lawyer-8281

Big financials (XLF). -0.7% today. Probably loaded to the gills with AI data center and subprime consumer debt they can't offload.

Spirited-Lawyer-8281

Big financials (XLF) aren't really participating in this rally. Remember a few weeks ago Capitalone came out and said their credit card writeoffs are headed up bigtime.

Got_Engineers

It’s a game. I’ve been trying to figure out what are these options for. I just looked and it was traded in a single block at 13:55pm. Stuff like this doesn’t have much constant volume, which is why you wanna look at more regular strikes, but it appears that this contract spiked to approximately $0.20 on Wednesday April 15th 730am . I’m just spitball in here, but I think we’re gonna have a very large correction tomorrow or Thursday and this is just a tail hedge. I have no idea why it spiked that morning on that Wednesday because XLF didn’t sell off or gap down lol it was between the Monday to Tuesday. XLF is at the same price level from those dates in middle of April. So right now XLF is sitting exactly where those tail puts could pop off if this is market maker driven.

Severe-Bet-8364

Someone just bought 70.000 contracts of XLF 40p 5/15 - does somebody no something or just a retard hedging?

ThetaEdgeHQ

two structural reasons ETFs work specifically for non fulltime traders, separate from the liquidity and IV points already covered. idiosyncratic event risk goes away. on a single name you have to track earnings, FDA decisions, executive turnover, SEC filings. miss any of them and a 30 percent overnight gap takes out a defined risk position. on a sector or broad market ETF, the basket dilutes single name catalysts and you only need to track macro events that are calendared months out. for someone with a day job, the attention savings is the real edge. tax structure on index options versus single name options is materially different. SPX, NDX, and RUT are section 1256 contracts which means 60 percent long term, 40 percent short term cap gains regardless of holding period. SPY and QQQ options do not get that treatment. for a wheel or premium selling strategy with high turnover, the 60/40 split on the index versions is often 5 to 8 percent on annual P and L for a high bracket trader. trade off on the index versions: no equivalent for sector ETFs in the same tax category. so the structure that makes the most sense for non fulltime is broad market core on SPX or NDX for tax efficiency, plus SPY or QQQ when you need smaller contract size or weeklies, plus sector ETFs (XLE, XLF, KRE, KWEB) for thematic exposure when you have a specific view.

PapaCharlie9

Yeah I mostly trade sector funds. Like options on XLE during this oil-supply driven market. I traded options on XLF and KRE when busted banks were in the news. GLD or SLV for precious metals. KWEB on China news. Stuff like that. I don't trade leveraged or inverse funds. Why settle for 2x or 3x when I can get 10x with OTM contracts? For Tech, I just buy QQQ shares and hold for the long term. I started accumulating QQQ in 2010 and haven't sold any shares yet, so I'm sitting on some nice gains right now.

PinkyPonk404

Liquidity is the main thing I look at and a few sector ETFs are surprisingly solid — XLE, XLF, and XLP all have decent volume and tight spreads. KWEB is worth a look too if you're okay with the extra volatility that comes with China exposure.

Corebloodbrothers

His Top holdings: NTRA at 12.8%, XLF at 6.7%, INSM at 5.7%, RSP at 5%, TEVA at 4.1% New positions include Alcoa, Entegris, Lattice Semiconductor, Bloom Energy and Delta Air Lines — all initiated below current market levels. He significantly increased Amazon (+92%), Coupang (+45%), Alphabet and Sea Limited. He fully exited Meta, Citigroup and EQT — and reduced Natera, Insmed and Taiwan Semi.

NeighborhoodDry1821

XLF still green, give it time

BrockDiggles

You think these are big numbers? Just wait til it hits the financial sector $XLF NFA DYOR

LabyrinthLayers

Boring fucking XLF calls have printed all week

trsx5

Its just the overall index .. usually stocks are complimented 50% of the time by the overall push.. so if XLF is going, PYPL has a better chance to keep running. It's not a 1:1 for sure but it helps!

trsx5

I love PayPal, always have. It’s literally the easiest shit to use in e-commerce. Been using it since inception. May follow you on this trade. Plus XLF gonna run hot this year IMO.

ApathysLastKiss_

My personal market theory for the April and May(which will undoubtedly be wrong): Semis and memory, having god like gains and going to consolidate and move sideways at these levels. Money is going to rotate into IGV(software), XLF(banks), and 🌽 to catch those sort of back up to wear hard tech is floating right now. There's also a bunch of subtle hints(dark pools, certian levels being held) that make me think that. Then late summer, the bears come back, because midterm elections almost always sell a selloff into November. If the midterms split the government out of its supermajority, we will rip the unholiest of rips. Markets love when the government is stalemated. Again, all of this will be wrong. But it's what I *think* will happen.

BetweenCoffeeNSleep

This is important to understand. Most of the retail investor space thinks about positions in a vacuum. Institutional investors frequently use multiple positions to express a thesis. Example: an investor may think, “I think that financials will roll over. If they do, JPM will fall the least. If they move up, JPM will move up the most.” They may express this by shorting XLF and buying JPM calls.

fire_alarmist

XLF showing the private credit liquidity crisis is definately NOT over lol

LabyrinthLayers

$XLF calls

ApathysLastKiss_

If banks hit tommorrow, I think XLF calls back up to 54, if not 56 should be easy money

ApathysLastKiss_

One of my favorite trades is buy a shit ton of XLF calls. They're dirt cheap because the IV is so low, so you can buy them in large groups, in the money. And the index moves well, but isn't volatile, so you rarely find yourself in a spot where things go to shit rapidly if you're wrong.. Anyways, if these banks hit tommorrow, I'm think XLF calls up to the top of the range

Civil_Inspection579

it looks like positioning is getting more bullish even during the pullback low put/call ratios in XLF and XLV suggest traders are leaning toward upside or hedging less vix dropping that much also points to reduced fear after the ceasefire news overall feels like markets are expecting stability or a bounce rather than deeper downside

polymanAI

Dealer call buying + VIX down 24% on ceasefire talks = the classic "protection being unwound" signal. When dealers buy calls, they're hedging short gamma positions which means market makers are net short and need upside protection. The low put/call on XLF and XLV means nobody is buying downside insurance on financials or healthcare. This is risk-on positioning into the weekend - if Islamabad talks produce anything concrete Sunday, expect a gap up Monday.

alex_bit_

Puts on XLF are still cheap.

zxc123zxc123

Hey at least we can agree that there is some BS. I also came to the conclusion that BOTH: 1. AI/Mag8 being fake hype and an AI bubble 2. AI/Mag8 actually disrupting SaaS with AI Can't both be true. Or at least not true to the extent that the market is pricing. Congrats on reaching 1st order of effect thinking. That makes you smarter than the average WSB regard. Sadly 1st order isn't worth much when there is 2nd/3rd/4th/5th/Nth. >Positions: Puts on QQQ, XLK, XLF. Long duration. I'll go with MSFT/MAG8/VOO + reserve of gold/STnotes. If it dips buy more. I'm also bearish on the market/economy, but being a 🌈🐻 is hard and often a loser's game. I'd rather be defensive and keep buying dips.

ai-moderator

# TLDR --- **Ticker**: QQQ, XLK, XLF **Direction**: Down 📉 **Prognosis**: Buy long-duration Puts **Boomer Fantasy**: "AI is killing SaaS! Just build it in-house!" 👴💭 **Actual Reality**: The entire tech and AI sector is taking a massive shit together 💩🔥

A10cc

Bagholding ETHA right now collecting peanuts cuz my cost basis is far OTM. Mostly cash gang right now, but I think I'm gonna sell some CSP's on XLF/XLP/TLT as a defensive play. I'm autistic so I don't know what I'm doing.

Legitimate_Treat_762

yeah i have stock in a lot of the big 7. i'm thinking VOO, IWM and XLF for starters next week

KingRegardothe2nd

This is getting fucking silly now, so XLF had most OI for calls at 49.5 and it closes at 914 on 49.48..come on this is almost predictable..

KingRegardothe2nd

XLF to get pinned to 49.5.

MrOptical

Maybe take a look at XLF ETF It has exposure to both V & MA and more quality names

KingRegardothe2nd

The one day XLF is up and XLE down I go for XLE. I would love XLF to pump along with SPX but it isn't happening so I went in on XLE

guy_cloutier

Why not XLF27/12/17 45p ?

Wowmuchrya

JPM and MS are giving people short exposure to private credit. XLF was the only sector out of all sectors that was green on Friday. If you want to short a bank short regional banks like COF or something like Wells Fargo/Truist which are heavily exposed to private credit. The big move on these is already done though.

HEK293INVAX

RedditAdvice : The street is just thinking OIL price yet the LNG price affects industries across the rest of the world too, and N.A. LNG is much cheaper than everywhere else, EU and ASIA is more than double the U.S. price, the "energy spread" acts as a structural subsidy giving U.S. based industry a clear cost advantage to others. Historically it has been as much as 5x higher. **Chemicals & Fertilizers, Heavy Manufacturing -i**nexpensive gas-fired electricity for domestic investment in steel, glass, and plastic-resin production for exports and culling the overseas competition both domestically and abroad. TheEnergyWar will continue till morale improves. I speculate Russia, Turkey, Iran and Houthis with Chinese tech support for this new Axis of Opportunity. This is volatility off the charts brewing. $EONR $TSLVF is all I own. Am sidelined from everything else now yet see major upside in XLF next week along with Energy sectors, XLU is not favoured as much as many companies are tied to AI and that could be indirectly and directly affected from Israel (INTC) and Taiwan (TSM). It's a stock pickers market now, no indices for me, thankyou. AI&I

HEK293INVAX

it is an ASCII art (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) of a woman's bottom, which is where I think TWFG is at this moment, bottomed, am a chartist first, fundamentals follow. Nice find too, am watching now. XLF has been down hard, bounces incoming.

MyOwnPathIn2021

You are looking at only tech companies to conclude that what must be going on is a tech bubble popping? I'll bring my popcorn. Please post your PnL in six months. https://finviz.com/map.ashx?t=sec The rest also seems down. The only way you could have lost on a bear position today is XLF. And on a weekly basis, it seems very mixed: https://finviz.com/map.ashx?t=sec&st=w1 On monthly, tech looks pretty good in comparison: https://finviz.com/map.ashx?t=sec&st=w4

Ok-Piano8789

look at the charts for XLV, XLF, XHB, etc. there's not much juice left unless things really get dicey.

Kabrosif

Wohh. An almost $5 million put option trade just hit the tape in the Financials ETF $XLF Remember banks have huge exposure to private credit

KingRegardothe2nd

>A recurring technical pattern could spell trouble ahead for the broader stock market. Whenever financial stocks broke below their 200-day moving average, the negative momentum eventually spilled over to the S&P 500 — and the historical data shows the damage typically deepens the further out you look. >Private Credit: The Stress Beneath The Surface The XLF breakdown is the visible signal. Underneath it, a less visible stress is building in the $2 trillion private credit market — pools of money that lend directly to businesses outside the public bond markets. >These funds boomed in recent years by offering higher yields, but they have a structural weakness: investors can only exit quarterly, and only up to a fixed percentage. >When large numbers of investors want out at the same time, managers have no choice but to limit withdrawals. I do of course have calls on XLF

jjjlyn

i\`m buying XLF

Hamzehaq7

dude, love that you're back in the game and refining your strategy! sounds like you've got a solid plan going on. for ETFs, QQQ is definitely worth checking out, especially with tech stocks making moves lately. also, you might wanna look at IWM for small caps or even some sector-specific ones like XLF for financials if you're feeling risky. premiums can vary, but it’s worth a look. just remember to keep an eye on those support/resistance levels! keep it up, man!

amartya_dev

QQQ and IWM are good alternatives with cheaper premiums. Also look at liquid names like AAPL, AMD and NVDA or sector ETFs like XLF and XLE. But sticking to one ticker (like SPY) can actually help you read price action better.

buppiejc

BAC, WFC, and the State Street indexes (XLF, XLI, XLE, etc.) can work for your small account too, and at $150 you already have enough to buy BAC, and WFC contracts a few weeks out.

KingRegardothe2nd

Clearly my XLF calls are not ignoring it.

KingRegardothe2nd

Guhhh. Had one week for XLF to go up a measly dollar..

fire_alarmist

LOL Look at the scam candles on XLF holy shit. What a cope.

fire_alarmist

Basically yea, they have an omnipresent Skynet like entity that consumes the entirety of the internet and all personal data feeds and gets a read on what people think the problem is. It will watch all the popular finance videos, see what people are saying (IE. some big youtuber says XLF starts going under 49 its recession confirmed, or they say junk bonds getting dumped is the signal) and then just absolutely prevent that thing from happening so no one can confirm their beliefs and maximum uncertainty stays in the market.

Fiddli

XLF keeping the market strong. If financials roll over its going to be spooky

Complex-Note-5274

looking at XLF, /10y and HYG/LQD ratio, I'd think it's a risk on day. Something is afoot

Got_Engineers

BRKB is also the largest holding in XLF the financial sector ETF funny enough

Front_Entertainer395

XLF dropping like a hot potato has never been a good sign of whats to come.

gotnothingman

XLF, XLC, XLE are green today

ConstantEfficiency83

XLF looks like shit on the year