State Street Utilities Select Sector SPDR ETF
XLU
Below: live stock price for State Street Utilities Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLU), a 1-year chart, 8 indicators (RSI, MACD, Bollinger, MA, EMA, Stochastic, ATR, Volume), and a compare mode. Add to your portfolio, star to your watchlist, or set a price alert in one place.
State Street Utilities Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLU) trades at 42.21 USD on investpig. Over the past year XLU traded between 39.03 and 47.8 USD.
- Prev close
- $41.65
- Volume (24h)
- $1.35B
- Market cap
- —
- Currency
- USD
Score
60/ 100 · Solid
- Value60
- Quality—
- Momentum—
- Growth—
- Risk—
- Dividend—
- Liquidity—
Composite of public market data. Informational only — not investment advice.
Trend projection
Where the recent trend points if it continues.
- +5 bars
- 41.8836 -0.77%
- +20 bars
- 41.4374 -1.83%
- +60 bars
- 41.2661 -2.24%
- +120 bars
- 41.2598 -2.25%
Linear-regression continuation — not a prediction, not investment advice. ±1σ ≈ 68% range · ±2σ ≈ 95% range: ±0.0223 USD.
Interpretation
Composite signals look solid. Price sits in the middle of the recent range, trend is sloping downward.
Descriptive observation — not investment advice.
Score breakdown
Raw values behind each pillar so you can see what the composite is reading.
- Value60/100
Value looks solid — driven by P/E (19.12).
P/E:19.12
Derived from public market data — informational, not investment advice.
Price report
How this asset has actually moved over the last 250 days.
Where the price sits between the window low and high.
- Volatility (annualised)
- 15.5%
- Max drawdown
- -17.8%
- Below period high
- -11.7%
- Best day
- +2.98%
- Worst day
- -4.06%
- Up days
- 50%
- Current streak
- 1 up
- Typical day swing
- 1.4%
- Volume vs average
- +32%
Spread of returns. Higher means larger swings in both directions.
Worst peak-to-trough fall inside the window.
Current price against the highest point in the window.
Share of days that closed above the one before.
Average high-to-low spread within a single day.
Last 10 days against the whole window.
Descriptive statistics over past prices — not a forecast and not investment advice.
Reference levels
Fibonacci retracements and extensions across the recent range.
Reference only — not investment advice.
These coordinates describe past-trade clustering, not where to buy or sell. Do your own research before any trade.
Levels derived from: 46.63 high → 39.03 low · 60 bars
- ResistanceFib +161.8% extensionnot reached58.9268 USD+39.60% from current
- ResistanceFib +100% extensionnot reached54.23 USD+28.48% from current
- ResistanceFib +61.8% extensionnot reached51.3268 USD+21.60% from current
- ResistanceFib +27.2% extensionnot reached48.6972 USD+15.37% from current
- ResistanceFib 23.6% retracementtested 2×44.8364 USD+6.22% from current
- ResistanceFib 38.2% retracementtested 6×43.7268 USD+3.59% from current
- ResistanceFib 50% midpointtested 7×42.83 USD+1.47% from current
- Current42.21 USD
- SupportFib 61.8% retracementNearesttested 6×41.9332 USD-0.66% from current
- SupportFib 78.6% retracementtested 4×40.6564 USD-3.68% from current
- SupportFib −27.2% extensionnot reached36.9628 USD-12.43% from current
- SupportFib −61.8% extensionnot reached34.3332 USD-18.66% from current
- SupportFib −100% extensionnot reached31.43 USD-25.54% from current
How to read this
We take the highest and lowest price of the last 60 bars and cut the gap between them at the classic Fibonacci ratios (23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, 78.6%), plus extensions beyond both ends.
“Tested N×” counts how many of those 60 bars actually traded through the level. A level price has crossed many times is one the market has repeatedly agreed on; a level at 0 is pure geometry the price has never reached.
This is a map of where trading has already happened — not a forecast and not a signal. Price moves through these levels all the time.
Financials
- 52w high
- $47.80
- 52w low
- $39.03
- Day high
- $42.29
- Day low
- $41.63
- P/E (TTM)
- 19.12
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 securities of companies from the following industries: electric utilities; water utilities; multi-utilities; independent power and renewable electricity producers; and gas utilities. The fund is non-diversified.
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