PEJ News and Press, Invesco Dynamic Leisure and Entertainment From 03/10/21

Trading Invesco Dynamic Leisure & (NYSE: PEJ) or any other stock for that matter requires a degree of disciple that not every investor has.  Even those that have discipline often fail to adhere to those disciplines sometimes, and this can cause problems, but hopefully the guide...

Real Retail Sales report a sharp increase for January after a short correction following consumers stocking up for the COVID lockdowns. Gasoline prices, which have risen sharply from RBOB Gasoline $1.41/gal to $1.59/gal in January 2020, actually fell as part of the mix in this report,...

The travel and leisure segments of the market may be some of the most value-oriented ones as their business has essentially been shut down due to the COVID-19 virus. According to the government, getting to a point where more than 70% of the population is vaccinated should allow a retu...

When we read the charts for Invesco Dynamic Leisure & (NYSE: PEJ) we are able to reach conclusion that are not otherwise discernable.  We can see where buy signals exist, where sell signals exist, and where risk controls should be implemented.  These are what create tradin...

After 3 months of declines, we saw a huge upturn in retail sales in January. Before adjusting for inflation, retail sales jumped 5.3%. After adjusting for inflation, sales were up 5.0% to a new all-time high. This is very good news and adds to the evidence that once the pandemic i...

Investors in Invesco Dynamic Leisure & (NYSE: PEJ) like to make good decisions, that means they like to buy and sell at the right times, and to do that the best tools involve charts, pivot points, and the technical data.  Below, we have provided a snapshot for PEJ that rev...

Headline sales came in at 5.3% month-over-month to one decimal and was well above the Investing.com forecast of 1.1%. Core sales (ex Autos) came in at 5.9% MoM. January headline and core sales were up and better than forecasts. For further details see: Retail Sales Up 5....

The injection of stipends account for the boosted spending in January 2021. Unadjusted, total retail sales rose 5.80% year-over-year last month. Consumer spending which didn't happen during the final three months of 2020 was made up in the first one of 2021. For further deta...

Retail sales and food-services spending jumped 5.3 percent in January following 3 consecutive declines from October through December. Core retail sales, which exclude motor vehicle dealers and gasoline retailers, posted a sharp 6.1 percent surge for the month following decreases of 2....

Risk assets continued their historic run last week with EM equities and commodities leading the way. Bonds sold off as the 10-year Treasury note yield broke above 1.20% for the first time since the lows last spring. The 10-year TIPS yield closed the week at 1.02%, near the all-tim...