What this band has actually done:
stocks scoring 25–45
beat the S&P 500 over the next three months
45.3%
of the time, across 39,662 cases
since 2015.
That is below a coin flip — and so is every other band, because the
median stock loses to a cap-weighted index.
How we measured this
Hedge funds
38
Congress
No data
Insiders
No data
Cross-source blend of hedge-fund breadth, Congress trades, and insider Form 4s. ·
how the score works
Exchange
NYSEArca
About SELECT SECTOR SPDR TR
In seeking to track the performance of the index, the fund employs a replication strategy. It generally invests substantially all, but at least 95%, of its total assets in the securities comprising the index. The index includes companies that have been identified as Consumer Staples companies by the GICS®. It is non-diversified.
Who's behind the signal
Every informed buyer we can see on XLP, across all three feeds.
Not a model pick — but on our radar.
SELECT SECTOR SPDR TR isn't in the top-10 model right now, but 8 tracked investors hold it. Everything below is real signal from public filings — treat this as a watch candidate, not a conviction call.
8
Investors
2
New positions
4
Increasing
2
Decreasing
0
Unchanged
Price History
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A member of Congress bought
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A member sold
Return: High: Low:
Markers sit on the transaction date the member disclosed, snapped to the
nearest close on the chart. They are not the date the public found out — that
came later, and
the gap is its own page.
Every marker is listed by name in the table above.
Who's Holding This Stock
Position sizes and recent activity from tracked institutional investors
How much of each investor's portfolio is allocated to SELECT SECTOR SPDR TR
⚠ Disclaimer: This page is for informational purposes only. Holdings data from SEC EDGAR 13F filings, delayed up to 135 days. Not a recommendation to buy or sell SELECT SECTOR SPDR TR or any security.