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NYSEARCA:XLV

Health Care Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLV)

149.63
+0.23 (0.15%)
as of Jun 18, 2026, 11:41:22 pm Market Open.
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PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick June 29/15. Down 6.39%.) Healthcare and biotech have been hit pretty hard lately. He really likes this on a longer-term basis. This is an area that continues to be very, very important, and this will continue to do well. If you own, continue to Hold. Still a Buy.

TOP PICK

The healthcare sector should probably be one of your core sectors holdings and you can hold this for the long-term. It is a play on major US healthcare providers. There is going to be continued consolidation in the sector, because margins will be squeezed.

TOP PICK

All 3 picks are in healthcare. There is a huge wave of baby boomers that will be coming through this market and making demands on the healthcare system. This will exhaust itself in probably 15 years. This one has a lot of the big guys in that, such as Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, Merck, etc.

TOP PICK

Healthcare. Chart shows a V bottom this month. As a longer-term investor, he would like to hold this for a while. If it came back to the breakout level in the low $60, he would like to buy some more. Healthcare is a generational thing that we are just embarking on.

DON'T BUY

Healthcare. This is strictly US with about 48% pharma. Likes the sector but thinks the ETF has too much pharma.

COMMENT

Which ETF would you recommend to play the healthcare sector in the US? SPDR Health Care (XLV-N) generally does a pretty good job. If you don’t want to through the US, there is also BMO EqWt US HthCare Hedged CAD (ZUH-T) on the Canadian market.

PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Oct 27/07. Down 11%.) This was basically a defensive play to the end of the year and was up at that time. Still a Buy.
TOP PICK
(SPDR Health Care E.T.F) Health care does well in the summer time, people like to take from aggressive positions and put money in defensive positions during holidays. Should sell at end of the year, before J.P Morgan health care conference takes place.
TOP PICK
Congress approved a Medicare bill that will put $500 billion into the health care sector.
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