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Amplify Online Retail ETF: (IBUY)

(Delayed Data from NYSE) As of Feb 27, 2026 04:00 PM ET

$66.03 USD

66.0275
3,154

-0.22 (-0.33%)

Volume: 3,154

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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After-Market: $66.09 +0.06 (0.09 %) 7:58 PM ET

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Should You Invest in the SPDR S&P Retail ETF (XRT)?

Sector ETF report for XRT

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4 Sector ETFs That Are In High Momentum

The first half of 2021 was upbeat for stocks and the winning momentum is continuing. These sector ETFs have been robust lately.

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Here's Why Retail ETFs Are Good Picks Right Now

Transaction volumes on customers' credit and debit cards and over the Zelle payment network have grown by 20% so far this year compared to this point in 2019, per the Bank of America, indicating solid consumer demand.

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Should You Invest in the VanEck Vectors Retail ETF (RTH)?

Sector ETF report for RTH

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Should You Invest in the SPDR S&P Retail ETF (XRT)?

Sector ETF report for XRT

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ETFs to Buy on Strong 2021 Retail Sales Outlook

The National Retail Federation boosted the retail sales forecast for this year, citing a quicker-than-expected recovery and eagerness to shop.

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Retail ETFs in Focus Post Q1 Earnings

Total earnings from 64.7% of the sector's total market capitalization reported so far are up 61.2% on 12.7% higher revenues, with 90.9% beating EPS estimates and 81.8% beating top-line estimates.

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Is SPDR S&P Retail ETF (XRT) a Strong ETF Right Now?

Smart Beta ETF report for XRT

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Likely Capital Gain Tax Hike a Buying Point for These ETFs?

President Joe Biden wants to raise capital gains tax to 39.6% from the current rate of 20% for those earning $1 million or more. Since the group is just 0.3% of total population, don't expect a severe market crash over the long term.