consumer discretionary

They see particularly strong growth for consumer discretionary companies, beginning with the next quarter.

Consumer discretionary stocks, on the other hand, have lost less than 3 percent.

The consumer discretionary sector is just below where it was in 2000.

But, we have to get through those consumer discretionary companies."

In contrast, only 52 per cent of consumer discretionary companies have done so.

Yet consumer discretionary earnings have been surprisingly good thus far, right?

The consumer discretionary sector was also in focus, rising 1.8%.

Utility, consumer discretionary and financial stocks led the market higher.

Most of these stocks are in the financial or consumer discretionary sectors.

Other top sectors represented are consumer discretionary, health care, and information technology.

The energy and consumer discretionary sectors were both down 1.2 per cent.

Consumer discretionary stocks could be helped by the announced moves to help small business.

We are surprised at how well consumer discretionary stocks have performed this year.

But as a sector, consumer discretionary stocks were little affected.

Consumer discretionary spending will likely be pressured by tax increases.

Consumer discretionary products were helped by expectations of an economic rebound.

The financial and consumer discretionary sectors have tumbled in the past year.

However, Priceline.com lifted the consumer discretionary sector, which led the market in early trading.

The consumer discretionary sector also dragged the market lower for the second day in a row.

The rise of consumer discretionary stocks was limited by two weak economic reports.

The results helped push up the stocks of other consumer discretionary companies, which gained 1.9 percent.

So far, stocks of "consumer discretionary" companies have mostly shrugged off the bad news.

Consumer discretionary stocks led the way, with the sector up 0.9 per cent.

Things that are domestic and exposed to consumer discretionary spending - absolutely they're having a bad time.

The biggest declines were in consumer discretionary and industrial stocks.