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First Trust Consumer Discretionary AlphaDEX ETF: (FXD)

(Delayed Data from NYSE) As of Jan 27, 2026 03:43 PM ET

$69.69 USD

69.69
5,838

-0.25 (-0.36%)

Volume: 5,838

Zacks ETF Rank

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Zacks Rank Definition
1 Strong Buy
2 Buy
3 Hold
4 Sell
5 Strong Sell

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3 - Hold of 5     3    

After-Market: $69.66 -0.03 (-0.04 %) 4:54 PM ET

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ETFs to Suffer as US Consumer Sentiment Slips to 10-Year-Low Mark

The U.S. consumer sentiment takes a hit in November from the rising concerns over surging inflationary levels.

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Will ETFs Suffer as US Consumer Sentiment Slips in November?

The U.S. consumer sentiment takes a hit in early November from the rising concerns over surging inflationary levels.

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Consumer Discretionary ETFs to Gain as COVID-19 Situation Improves

The recovering U.S. economy, lifting travel restrictions, improving COVID-19 situation and progress in coronavirus vaccine rollout are expected to drive investors toward the consumer discretionary sector.

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Is First Trust Consumer Discretionary AlphaDEX ETF (FXD) a Strong ETF Right Now?

Smart Beta ETF report for FXD

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ETFs to Gain as US Consumer Confidence Rises in October

The rise in consumer confidence on easing Delta variant concerns and improving labor market conditions might help the consumer discretionary sector, which attracts a major portion of consumer spending.

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Will ETFs Suffer as US Consumer Sentiment Falls in October?

The U.S. consumer sentiment takes a hit in early October from the rising concerns over surging coronavirus cases and inflationary levels.

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ETFs to Suffer as US Consumer Confidence Falls in September

The fall in consumer confidence is likely to hurt the consumer discretionary sector which attracts a major portion of consumer spending.