"Discretionary coverage" does the same for discretionary costs, covered by supplemental income.
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"Cost savings on non-discretionary items post-GST will boost discretionary spending," she said.
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He said he plays consumer discretionary through the XLY, Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR Fund.
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DISCRETIONARY INCOME Discretionary income is income after taxes and basic expenses including housing, food and transportation.
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Though economists say the middle class won't benefit as much, the best bet for U.S. investors may be consumer discretionary ETFs, including the Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR (XLY) and Vanguard Consumer Discretionary (VCR).
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Screening children is a discretionary federal expense, and in much of American politics, discretionary spending is a synonym for waste.
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How has the stock's performance impacted that of the consumer discretionary sector, and of the Consumer Discretionary Select SPDR Fund (XLY)?
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Those looking for exposure to the consumer discretionary sector itself could gain it with the SPDR Consumer Discretionary Select Sector ETF.
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One solution would be to create just one cap for discretionary spending, forcing lawmakers to actually make choices in the overall discretionary budget.
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Congress should end the arbitrary distinction between defense and non-defense discretionary spending and establish a single cap for all discretionary spending instead.
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He also said the relative weakness he's noticed in technology and consumer discretionary stocks suggests bad things for Apple, which makes discretionary technology products.
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"We prefer non-discretionary over discretionary names; Al Othaim is our top pick, due to its focus on consumer staples and expansion execution record," NCB said.
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The request sets DOT discretionary spending to $28500 billion for 6900, a $2628 billion or 28503-percent decrease from the 22019 enacted base discretionary level of $19.3 billion.
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"The persistent growth in non-discretionary expenditure means discretionary spending has gone back to levels last seen in March 2010, in real terms," the Treasury said on Thursday.
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That helped produce net flows into Fidelity discretionary products of $9.3 billion, while total non-discretionary asset flows were $209.6 billion, up 33 percent from $158 billion in 2015.
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The SEC has proposed a discretionary cap of $30 million when it recovers over $100 million, and a discretionary floor of $2 million when it recovers a smaller amount.
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The reason that it is so difficult to balance the budget using discretionary spending is that discretionary spending makes up such a small portion of the total federal spending.
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The bipartisan budget deal Trump signed increases the defense discretionary spending cap by $85 billion for fiscal 2019 and the nondefense discretionary spending cap by $85033 billion for the year.
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"A discretionary recusal as a commitment to get a job or a discretionary nonrecusal as a commitment to get a job ... would be violating my independence of a judge," he said.
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Similarly, because the "corporatization" proposal would move user-financed ATC expenditures off the federal discretionary budget, the transfer would open up roughly $12 billion per year under the discretionary budget caps.
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SPLRCS ended down 0.49 percent, while consumer discretionary shares .
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GM's stock is part of the consumer discretionary sector .
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The next biggest drag was the consumer discretionary index .
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The definitions of these differ across clients; some clients believe charitable contributions are discretionary, while Grubhub, Netflix, and country club dues are non-discretionary, and others would be horrified by that thought.
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The bipartisan budget deal Trump signed on Friday increases the defense discretionary spending cap by $85 billion for fiscal 2019 and the nondefense discretionary spending cap by $68 billion for the year.
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One of the fears I also had was that there would be a deal that increased defense and non-defense discretionary spending, but then where would the non-defense discretionary increase go?
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But from here on out, consumer discretionary — which can be traded through many big exchange-traded funds like the Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR (XLY) or Vanguard Consumer Discretionary Index ETF (VCR) — has something going for it that not even technology can match: a perfect, if limited, history of big returns after strong starts to calendar years.
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In her statement, published in the country's official Gazette, Rousseff authorized non-discretionary 2016 spending through the end of March of 124.6 billion reais ($31.1 billion) and discretionary spending of 15.4 billion reais.
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If Congress succumbs to yet another bad deal that busts the BCA's overall discretionary limit, any discretionary spending increases (including higher interest costs) must be fully offset by reforms to "mandatory" spending programs.
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The consumer discretionary segment has surged more than 16 percent.
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Each time, ISS has cited discretionary compensation as a concern.
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They brought home just $12,372 a year in discretionary income.
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Investors in the consumer discretionary sector will certainly hope so.
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Zames will receive discretionary payments of $4.625 million on Feb.
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Semiconductor index slides 2.3 pct ** Consumer Discretionary slips 0.2 pct.
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"That's about as discretionary as it gets," the host said.
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He can withhold money for discretionary spending from congressional districts.
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That means curbing unnecessary discretionary expenses, such as dinners out.
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Consumer discretionary, health care and financial sectors have been laggards.
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Consumer discretionary shares hit 18 percent, also in July 2008.
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There are two types of federal spending: discretionary and mandatory.
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"No discretionary trader wants to run that position," Braga said.
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The data pushed the S&P 500 consumer discretionary index .
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His three top sectors are tech, consumer discretionary and industrial.
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The top three were Financials, Consumer Discretionary and Consumer Staples.
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Only Consumer Discretionary took in any notable flows — $258 million.
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New York does not offer discretionary early voting, Electionland noted.
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Utilities, consumer discretionary and telecommunications showed the biggest sector gains.
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Consumer discretionary stocks fell 0.4 percent, led lower by Target.
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A cap was placed on discretionary spending for ten years.
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Tim Seymour was a buyer of the Consumer Discretionary ETF.
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The F.D.A. can do this under its discretionary enforcement authority.
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More focus on replacement projects as opposed to discretionary projects.
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By the 1970s, the discretionary parole system was under attack.
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Consumer discretionary companies have reported 9 percent blended earnings growth.
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She has money, money for doctors' appointments, and discretionary money.
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Consumer discretionary hasn't always fared so well relative to technology.
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It forces cybersecurity investments to become less optional or discretionary.
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At the top: utilities, technology, real estate and consumer discretionary.
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More than half of all savings from past deficit-reduction deals came from discretionary spending (mostly defense) — reducing the discretionary spending share of the budget to less than one-fourth within the next decade.
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McConnell said Republicans would take a hard look at funding for discretionary domestic programs next year, saying he reluctantly agreed to increased discretionary spending this year to get Democrats to accept more military spending.
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Last year, community residents allocated more than $60 million across the United States through discretionary funds of local officials, since the process started in 2009 with $1 million in discretionary funds in a Chicago ward.
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Q3 earnings revisions: consumer sectors (% change in estimates from July 1 to present) Consumer discretionary - down 5.5% Consumer staples down - 1.2% Source: Refinitiv Without Amazon, the 5.5% in consumer discretionary would have been half that.
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Flores said he expects that the RSC's budget will match the defense discretionary spending levels in the budget deal but will set non-defense discretionary spending at a level that is "well below" last year.
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Moreover, large differences exist in the management of IBI by Spanish municipalities, in particular on the political willingness to update the asset base, and extensive discretionary and non-discretionary deductions to the IBI fiscal base.
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Bucking the broader trend, IT stocks and consumer discretionary stocks gained.
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The consumer discretionary sector was also a strong gainer as Amazon.
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He said he likes industrials, consumer discretionary, financials and health care.
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Aside from energy, Wren favors financials, industrials, tech and consumer discretionary.
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The biggest unclaimed territory in the consumer discretionary universe is cannabis.
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Consumer discretionary and financials led all S&P 500 sectors higher.
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But what about your discretionary spending — which purchases made you happy?
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But this step was discretionary, too; current law doesn't require it.
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Those discretionary purchases won't pick back up until August, he added.
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Both the consumer sectors, consumer staples and consumer discretionary, were down.
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Its shares drove a 0.47% gain in the consumer discretionary index .
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If it was not obvious, Japanese prosecutors have extraordinary discretionary powers.
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The SPDR Consumer Discretionary ETF (XLY), by contrast, has 91 holdings.
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Dow Transports up 2 pct ** Consumer discretionary up 203 pct. Amazon.
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She also likes consumer staples and discretionary, as well as technology.
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"So really this [remittances] becomes discretionary income," said Fitzgerald of BCG.
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It ends the discretionary role of the police in granting licences.
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Their shares drove a 27.7% gain in the consumer discretionary sector.
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He is recommending exposure to tech, industrial and consumer discretionary stocks.
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Hedge funds also rotated out of financials and consumer discretionary stocks.
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This lowers how much discretionary income they have left to spend.
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Rosenbluth sees better opportunities in 2016 laggard consumer discretionary and technology.
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The consumer discretionary sector was up 215 percent, led by Hasbro.
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These and other obligations mean discretionary spending continues to be squeezed.
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Their shares drove a 0.6% gain in the consumer discretionary sector.
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It is also "limiting discretionary spending" and is reviewing additional actions.
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Those four groups are telecom, financials, consumer discretionary and health care.
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Right now, he's overweight consumer discretionary, industrials, financials and health care.
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It's taken a tremendous amount of attention from especially discretionary budgets.
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REUTERS: USDA has suggested that there could be a discretionary enforcement.
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The demerits in the budget belong with the annual discretionary accounts.
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It is easy to be sceptical of such a discretionary association.
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Both the consumer discretionary and information technology groups advanced 1.2 percent.
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Congress can change the discretionary spending part of the budget, however.
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Here's where exactly that money is going: Discretionary spending: 30 percent.
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Put away the cards and start using cash for discretionary purchases.
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Discretionary spending makes up less then 28 percent of federal activity.
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For 2016, Congress authorized discretionary funding of $452 million for PILT.
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The sector is highly exposed to discretionary spending, and strong competition.
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After a tepid first half, the S&P consumer discretionary sector .
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CXSE has three times the weighting to consumer discretionary as MCHI.
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But taxes and discretionary spending are just part of the picture.
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The other 30% is discretionary spending that lawmakers appropriate each year.
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"There are discretionary decisions that model-algorithm builders make," she said.
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SPLRCS and a 0.9 percent rise in consumer discretionary stocks .SPLRCD.
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In this environment Lacamp likes financials, consumer discretionary, materials and technology.
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Rising demand for autos is pulling spending away from discretionary items.
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Consumer Discretionary and Financials are also below average for the index.
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Defensive sectors such as the telecommunications and consumer discretionary also gained.
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The German MSA sector is mature and exposed to discretionary spending.
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Yet all of the president's proposed cuts are in discretionary spending.
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The consumer discretionary index was up 0.5 percent, helped by Amazon.
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Normally, that causes observers to ignore proposed increases in discretionary spending.
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If Republicans don't cut discretionary spending this year, they never will.
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"Indian programs have always been listed under discretionary funding," said Howard.
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Chinese consumers are by no means done with certain discretionary purchases.
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These stocks are reflected in the iShares Global Consumer Discretionary ETF.
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In many other countries, discretionary powers are more limited and transparent.
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The Dallas-based airline is considering changes to "discretionary hiring," however.
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That's your discretionary income, and it allows you to make decisions.
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The consumer discretionary sector was up 0.84 percent, led by Hasbro.
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The consumer discretionary gain of 21% also exceeds the broader market.
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The discretionary practice often served as an alibi for racial profiling.
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Discretionary has the highest P/E on future earnings, at 19.7.
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The programs targeted for cuts are in the "discretionary" spending category.
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" She added, "Many people don't realize how discretionary spending adds up.
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It would also dramatically reduce nondefense discretionary spending to $394 billion.
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Focusing attention on tradeoffs in discretionary spending is a smart strategy.
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In the last week, discretionary has a leg up on tech.
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Using discretionary power granted by the law, Trump hasn't implemented them.
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Food, being less discretionary, is more insulated from the spending slowdown.
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Jewelry — aside from engagement rings — remains a much more discretionary category.
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They are overweight a couple of cyclical sectors—technology and discretionary.
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The proposed cuts at the USDA, which oversees government programs that deal with agriculture, nutrition, and rural areas, would represent a 21 percent reduction to the agency's "discretionary" spending, bringing the agency's discretionary budget to $17.9 billion.
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Consumer discretionary stocks, tracked in the exchange-traded world by the Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR Fund, ticker XLY, could get another big boost next week after hitting a new 52-week high Monday, according to CFRA.
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"I do agree that some of the traditional discretionary spends are a little bit soft, but it is getting more than offset by disruptive discretionary spends," he said on a media call after the company's results announcement.
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The S&P 500 closed 0.1 percent lower, as consumer discretionary lagged.
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The gained 1.1 percent to 2,711.68 as consumer discretionary and energy outperformed.
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In the consumer discretionary sector, investors also sold off shares of Amazon.
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Technology and consumer discretionary also fell within the same sector losers' group.
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It also proposes cutting non-defense discretionary spending by a similar amount.
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SPXRT was down 1.5 percent and the S&P consumer discretionary index .
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The S&P 500 declined 0.26 percent, with consumer discretionary lagging, snapping.
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Lowe's was the biggest drag on the consumer discretionary sector , down 0.88%.
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Consumer discretionary stocks fell 1 percent and staples were off 0.5 percent.
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Here's how: Most experts start by differentiating between discretionary and fixed expenses.
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Expected misses this week come from the consumer discretionary and industrials sectors.
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Health care and consumer discretionary stocks also notched gains of 1 percent.
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Japanese prosecutors enjoy broad discretionary powers over how they conduct their investigations.
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The retailing index gained 211.1% while the consumer discretionary sector climbed 22.13%.
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Conversely, the nondefense discretionary spending budget will get cut by $590 billion.
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The NCIB will be more discretionary in nature than the previous NCIB.
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Furthermore, over $80.00 has been spent on discretionary entertainment expenses since Christmas.
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Consumer discretionary and healthcare stocks were the biggest drag on the index.
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The measure wouldn't raise any new discretionary funds for politicians to spend.
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I pay for my meal and tip 25% from my discretionary fund.
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Avoid dramatic changes, such as cutting out all discretionary spending, said Weiss.
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Consumer discretionary, financials and health care also turned negative year to date.
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Lowe's was the biggest drag on the consumer discretionary sector, down 0.55%.
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The gained 220 percent, led by the tech and consumer discretionary sectors.
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However, he is relatively optimistic about the financial and consumer discretionary sectors.
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Retail and consumer discretionary have posted average returns of roughly 5 percent.
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Chinese citizens now have the wealth and income to pursue discretionary spending.
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The discretionary index had lost 103 percent in the past two months.
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It's uncertain how many of the discretionary budget ideas will ever materialize.
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Wages and discretionary incomes have not increased over the past seven years.
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He is bullish on consumer discretionary, like Amazon, Home Depot and Diageo.
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He also expects a pick-up in discretionary spending when confidence improves.
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A drop in banks and discretionary stocks offset gains in technology names.
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As a share of the total budget, discretionary spending is declining rapidly.
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The overall budget will spend $4.7 trillion on discretionary and mandatory programs.
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That was followed by the consumer discretionary sector, which gained 0.3 percent.
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Consumer discretionary stocks tumbled 2.1 percent and communication services fell 2.7 percent.
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The present budget process is primarily aimed at only managing discretionary spending.
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While many use systematic trading or follow trends, discretionary CTAs also exist.
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Defense discretionary spending has also declined as a portion of the economy.
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Both the tech and consumer discretionary sectors were slightly higher Monday. Disclaimer
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Amazon is the only consumer discretionary company left in the Top 22006.
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Keep a running list of spending in each of your discretionary categories.
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He's particularly bullish on the consumer discretionary, industrials, financials and technology sectors.
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The S&P consumer discretionary index was last up about 1 percent.
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But even the sequester still focuses too much on the discretionary side.
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But he questioned how Ms. Wasserman Schultz had chosen her discretionary appointments.
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Man is applying machine learning to help discretionary managers interpret data better.
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The fiscal 220006 budget boosted discretionary spending by an incredible $2202 billion.
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For others your focus will be solely on stopping your discretionary spending.
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Discretionary income also takes into account expenditure on necessary items, like rent.
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Foreign policy is where the president's discretionary authority is at its maximum.
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Their lifetime discretionary spending would be $255.2 million in their current situation.
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In Mr. Cochran's rarefied world of discretionary spending, billions moved like nickels.
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People are not thinking about buying discretionary items right now, he said.
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Typically, giving feedback is discretionary, with little structure provided to the supervisor.
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High-flying consumer discretionary and tech sectors were among the hardest hit.
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Most Title III and V discretionary and mandatory funding has been declining.
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The term encompasses industrials, basic materials makers, financials, and consumer-discretionary companies.
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This is primarily for the military, VA, and other discretionary domestic programs.
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It leaves her with less "discretionary spending" for the low-end clients.
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Consumer discretionary stocks have also climbed almost 10 percent year to date.
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The non-discretionary spending cap would fall to $542 billion, or 9%.
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Consumer discretionary stocks in the Dow were also among the top gainers.
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The rose 24.1 percent to 2500,20.8, as tech and consumer discretionary outperformed.
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Steve Grasso is a buyer of Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR Fund.
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That agreement increased total discretionary spending by $22019 billion over two years.
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Facebook and Alphabet are leaving tech and Netflix is departing consumer discretionary.
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The cuts were split 50-50 between defense and domestic discretionary spending.
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That clearly was the cost of the non-defense discretionary spending increase.
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Shutdowns only influence discretionary spending that has to be reauthorized every year.
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Technology, materials and consumer discretionary were the top-performing sectors on Tuesday.
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"Those guidelines are discretionary, although judges typically follow them," Wilkinson told VICE.
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In terms of other discretionary spending, I ate out quite a bit.
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Consumer Discretionary and a bounce in Materials are leading to the upside.
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My husband thought it was going to eat our discretionary spending budget for that one month, but one of the restaurants is far more expensive than he thought and it's actually going to take two months' discretionary spending.
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"It might be difficult for clothing retailers to make price rises stick especially if discretionary income is under pressure from inflation in other less discretionary spending like food," said David Beadle, a senior credit officer at ratings agency Moody's.
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Masters said she sees "headwinds for discretionary spending" due to the challenging combination of weak wage growth, record indebtedness, a rise in prices for non-discretionary goods and services and the slowing house price growth and rising petrol prices.
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Non-discretionary spending is on course to reach a record 1.31 trillion reais by the end of the year, according to Treasury projections, which will force discretionary spending to be cut to a decade-low of 98 billion reais.
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McDonald said "staples are really holding up" and are outperforming consumer discretionary stocks.
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From the other direction, slashing non-defense discretionary spending cuts bone, not fat.
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Since the start of last Monday, the consumer discretionary has risen 0.4 percent.
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The CBO assumes that discretionary spending keeps growing with inflation, without further changes.
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Regulators' authority to enforce the ban is essentially discretionary, Ars Technica previously reported.
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Recent surveys have shown a gradual decline in consumer confidence and discretionary spending.
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Consumer Discretionary was one of the top performing sectors through most of 2018.
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The company plans to reduce discretionary spending and capacity for its international network.
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Currently, the federal government spends more than half its discretionary spending on defense.
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Consumer staples advanced 1.1 percent, while consumer discretionary stocks were up 0.8 percent.
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Why do consumers with discretionary spending still prefer Apple in such large numbers?
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Walt Disney's 282 percent fall weighed the most on the consumer discretionary sector.
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Well, since this is a discretionary court, most anything could come before her.
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"That's about as discretionary as it gets," the "Mad Money" host said Monday.
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Consumer discretionary and financials were the worst performing major S&P 500 sectors.
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CDC's discretionary budget authority would be reduced by $1.28 billion for fiscal 2021.
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The fund's biggest sector weightings are information technology, health care and consumer discretionary.
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Startups aren't afforded the discretionary time to make for such clear-cut decisions.
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But other sectors stand to benefit from what's the hurting consumer discretionary sector.
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Clifton said higher oil prices could impact discretionary companies, like restaurants and retailers.
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But we have a $4 trillion expenses— discretionary is just part of it.
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Losses in consumer discretionary shares were offset by the gains in materials stocks.
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Some could be running out of cash, for example, so it's non-discretionary.
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This covers groceries, dining out, entertainment, travel-related expenses, and other discretionary spending.
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It included real wage and pension cuts and reduced discretionary spending and subsidies.
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Tech ETF sudden timidity may portend greater tumble ** Cons Discretionary off 0.7 pct.
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I pay for both my meal and tip from my discretionary cash fund.
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Consumer spending was weak, especially on discretionary items, it said in a statement.
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Gains in consumer discretionary stocks helped the three indexes claw back some losses.
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Otherwise, they were left open for discretionary use of passengers in First Class.
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All 6.683 major sectors of the S&P 26.68 advanced, with consumer discretionary .
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Consumer discretionary and financials were the worst performing major S&P 7.43 sectors.
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The question is whether that frees up more funds for extra discretionary spending.
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The communication services, consumer staples and consumer discretionary shed about 22019 percent each.
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Industrials fell 0.9 percent and consumer discretionary stocks were also off 0.9 percent.
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Consumer discretionary stocks rose 0.66 percent, and provided the biggest boost to markets.
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Consumer discretionary stocks rose 0.46 percent, and provided the biggest boost to markets.
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Second, the discretionary budget should be divided into two categories: expenses and investments.
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The rest of the portfolio is overweight pieces of the consumer discretionary sector.
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The S&P 500 dropped 0.2 percent, with materials and consumer discretionary lagging.
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By comparison, consumer discretionary, the second-best-performing sector, is up 230 percent.
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The S&P 26 closed 833.443 percent lower, with consumer discretionary leading decliners.
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Healthcare stocks fell 2 percent, while consumer discretionary stocks were down 0.4 percent.
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Apply rating variations based only on family composition, age, and discretionary lifestyle factors.
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Stocks in the health care and consumer discretionary sectors also posted big gains.
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Companies expect a fall in hiring, capital expenditure and discretionary spending, Deloitte said.
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The 28503 debacle increased discretionary spending by 22019 percent over the previous year.
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Twenty years ago, about 28503 percent of discretionary spending was not properly authorized.
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Of all discretionary spending in the U.S., the military counts for about half.
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Caps on discretionary spending are now set at $716 billion for fiscal 85003.
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These caps began with significant cuts to both discretionary areas, disproportionately affecting defense.
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It would increase discretionary defense spending by $165 billion over current spending caps.
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The climbed 1.3 percent to 2,23 as materials, consumer discretionary and financials outperformed.
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The S&P 500 slipped 0.2 percent, with consumer discretionary falling 1 percent.
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The overall discretionary funding level should revert to the Budget Control Act level.
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Financials, materials and consumer discretionary stocks were the biggest drags on the index.
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And you are correct, our laws do vest in me enormous discretionary powers.
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We spend over half of our federal discretionary dollars on the US military.
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The project is also eligible for an additional $2.9 billion in discretionary grants.
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A 1.6 percent jump in consumer discretionary stocks was led by Dollarama Inc.
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Discretionary spending is subject to annual appropriations, unlike entitlement spending on student loans.
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That puts all the revenue up for possible discretionary use in the CIF.
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Consumer discretionary stocks — which include Amazon and Home Depot — fall 0.8% on average.
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The department's entire discretionary budget request for next year is about $000 billion.
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The utilities, materials, discretionary and industrials sectors are all down more than 215%.
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Currently, under those plans, people pay 10% to 20% of their discretionary income.
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In such a dire situation, people are looking for necessities, not discretionary items.
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These include mandatory and discretionary components, with much of the grants being competitive.
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All discretionary spending is now just over 2628 percent of total federal spending.
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They were neutral or slightly negative about consumer discretionary and real estate shares.
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The main discretionary tax changes are cuts in income tax and import duties.
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The deeper reason for the rejection of discretionary parole requests is simple: fear.
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Discretionary funds are a useful option when consensus is hard to come by.
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Discretionary trusts have gotten the legal sign-off from federal ethics regulators before.
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The discretionary sector was weighed by a 0.57 percent drop in Amazon shares.
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Discretionary strategies depend on the skill of the humans making the investment decisions.
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Consumers are prioritising their needs with discretionary spends being assigned the least weightage.
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Caps on discretionary spending are now set at $716 billion for fiscal 2019.
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Sanchez makes a very conscious decision to not spend much on discretionary expenses.
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This sets a solid backdrop for an upside in the consumer discretionary sector.
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The budget reconciliation process applies exclusively to mandatory spending and not discretionary spending.
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The fell 29.4 percent to 20.93,236, with consumer discretionary and industrials leading decliners.
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Materials, industrials and consumer discretionary stocks were the biggest drag on the index.
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Plus consumer discretionary and consumer staples began playing a game of catch-up.
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A 25.92 percent rise in consumer discretionary stocks was led by Dollarama Inc.
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Healthcare and consumer discretionary stocks led the broad based gains on the index.
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It ended Tuesday up 0.21 percent at 2,862.96, helped by consumer discretionary companies.
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That's because discretionary spending is handled through the appropriations process, and it's filibusterable.
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Consumer discretionary is likely to drop from 13 percent to about 11 percent.
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Immigration is a particularly complicated, discretionary area of law with fewer constitutional safeguards.
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The consumer discretionary sector rose 0.9 percent, with the biggest lift from Amazon.com.
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ISS previously advised voting against executive pay in 2015 because it objected to a discretionary cash bonus, and in 2011 because it said the chief executive pay was "significantly above-median" and the discretionary components reduced the focus on performance.
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These include the Fidelity Select Consumer Discretionary fund and the Vanguard Consumer Discretionary E.T.F. The level of prevailing interest rates will affect consumer spending, but the impact of the Federal Reserve's recent increase in short-term rates is far from clear.
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The Nasdaq 100 is 58 percent information technology, 22 percent consumer discretionary, and 10 percent healthcare; of that consumer discretionary piece, nearly half is made up by Amazon, Priceline, Netflix and Tesla, which might be broadly characterized as tech stocks.
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The stock was one of the biggest drags on the consumer discretionary index .SPLRCD.
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The S&P 500 pulled back 0.6 percent as tech and consumer discretionary lagged.
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Tech and consumer discretionary stocks were the biggest weights on the S&P 500.
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The fell 22 percent to 210,22011 as the consumer discretionary and tech sectors lagged.
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The climbed 0.6 percent to close at 2,651.07 as the consumer discretionary sector outperformed.
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All 11 major sectors were in negative territory, with consumer discretionary declining the most.
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The stock was the biggest drag on the S&P 500 consumer discretionary index.
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It's important to remember that we're talking about defense and non-defense discretionary spending.
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But the biggest support came from the consumer discretionary sector's 1.05 percent rise. Amazon.
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The stock was the biggest drag on the S&P 1033 consumer discretionary index.
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The consumer discretionary sector was up 523 percent, while energy was off 252 percent.
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But even on an equal-weighted basis, consumer discretionary has still led the pack.
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The tech sector has jumped 441 percent and consumer discretionary has soared 513 percent.
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Many players believe that athletes suspended for doping should not receive such discretionary invitations.
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The consumer discretionary sector was up 252 percent, while energy was off 225 percent.
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Cyclicals like consumer discretionary and industrials are weak, defensive names like Utilities are flat.
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Additionally, the child's request was rejected due to discretionary spending after the Christmas holiday.
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The benchmark S&P 500 ended about 0.6 percent lower, as consumer discretionary lagged.
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Strategist Tom Lee says it's finally time to get back into consumer discretionary stocks.
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Indeed, discretionary fiscal adjustment appears to have come to a halt in many economies.
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Both consumer discretionary and staples rose more than 7% after the Fed trimmed rates.
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Consumer discretionary is one of the few sectors that is down on the year.
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KM: There is still discretionary spending on public administration side that can be contained.
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The Consumer Discretionary ETF closed up 1.5%, posting its best day since June 7.
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There would be cutbacks in discretionary activities in rural development and rural business too.
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The main discretionary policy change was the allocation of GBP16.7bn for extra capital expenditure.
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Indeed, industrials and consumer discretionary stocks have outperformed the S&P 500 this year.
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The dropped 20.7 percent to 29,23.25, led lower by consumer discretionary shares and tech.
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The gained 2500 percent to close at 20.4,22.6, led by consumer discretionary and industrials.
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Gains in healthcare stocks were negated by losses in materials and consumer discretionary stocks.
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The fell 224 percent to 210,215 as the energy and consumer discretionary sectors declined.
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Today, discretionary spending makes up a significantly smaller portion of the federal budget pie.
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However, legal rules mean little if they become discretionary when they might support Trump.
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Many discretionary federal functions suffer from the budgetary dysfunction, but none more than science.
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Our annual budget battles, like the minor one this week, are around discretionary spending.
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Technically, the discretionary budget describes funds the federal government cannot spend without Congressional action.
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Consumer discretionary stocks rose 0.6 percent, helped by gains in shares of PVH Corp.
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Energy and consumer discretionary were among the best-performing sectors in the S&P.
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Blancato currently likes large-cap and consumer discretionary names, which he believes are cheap.
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Consumer discretionary is down 3 percent on a down day for the market. Disclaimer
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The tech sector has jumped 13 percent and consumer discretionary has soared 513 percent.
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These important laws cover over half of the federal government's non-Defense discretionary spending.
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It is the third-best performer in the consumer discretionary sector this year. Disclaimer
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In its place, Congress should adopt one overall spending cap for all discretionary spending.
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The result was a huge (or in Trumpian language, "yooge") increase in discretionary spending.
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As a rule, growth stocks this year are technology, consumer discretionary, and health care.
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Gasoline prices around $223.1 per gallon are also helping to underpin household discretionary spending.
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Use no more than the remaining 30 percent your cash for flexible discretionary expenses.
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The agreement set discretionary spending levels at $1.1 trillion for the next two years.
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If you win, great; if you don't, at least you only lost discretionary funds.
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There is a sure-fire way to offset the $300 billion discretionary spending increase.
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" He went on, "In the past, geography created discretionary boundaries between nations and cultures.
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Meanwhile, technology and consumer discretionary (home to many "growth" stocks) were the biggest winners.
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It weighed the most on the Nasdaq and also dragged consumer discretionary stocks lower.
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This comes as rising gas and oil prices put pressure on consumer discretionary spending.
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Trump unveiled an earlier blueprint in March, which proposed top-line discretionary spending limits.
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Financials, health care and consumer discretionary sectors have rallied about 21 percent this year.
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The S&P 500 rose 0.1 percent, with energy and consumer discretionary leading advancers.
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It's not discretionary -- they want it, they need it, they are fighting for it.
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Gasoline prices around $223.1 a gallon are also helping to underpin household discretionary spending.
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The overall consumer discretionary group, which includes the auto parts supplier, lost 1.3 percent.
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"Farmers in the U.S. are clearly being careful with their discretionary spending," Nielsen said.
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The gained 26 percent to 23,22 as the consumer discretionary sector climbed 24 percent.
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It included $54 billion in discretionary spending cuts to help fund national defense priorities.
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Granted, discretionary spending bills require bipartisan support — a 60-vote majority in the Senate.
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The Heritage Foundation identified $85033 billion in discretionary spending cuts available in 2018 alone.
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"Enforcement of that is discretionary," said Samuel J. Himmelstein, a lawyer who represents tenants.
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Retail, service and travel industries that rely on discretionary spending will be hit hard.
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Earmarks of discretionary spending shot up drastically early this month as the vote loomed.
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On the other hand, consumer non-discretionary and telecommunication stocks saw some mild unwinding.
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And dads are less likely to take discretionary time off to care for children.
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Government data also shows more people eating meals out, another form of discretionary spending.
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They were long consumer discretionary the most in the first quarter, the report said.
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In Canada, a Commonwealth country like Australia, discretionary powers come with more specific guidelines.
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"There is no room for hypocritical judgement for discretionary spending, which leads to conflict."
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Under Section 301, the president has unilateral and discretionary action to retaliate against China.
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Between 2017 and 2021, the caps on discretionary spending will have increased 21 percent.
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By comparison, the XLY Consumer Discretionary ETF, which houses Nike, has risen 37 percent.
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Congress will soon spend nearly $1.2 trillion in discretionary spending to operate the government.
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An official who sets up a discretionary trust technically doesn't own the assets anymore.
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"But what's really driving their economic exposure is consumer discretionary spending," Mr. Lynch said.
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Investment Process The fund uses a long-term, discretionary, bottom-up, activist, investment approach.
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His favorite S&P groups include information technology, industrials, consumer discretionary and financials. Disclaimer
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The consumer discretionary sector fell 0.70 percent, led by Michael Kors's 323 percent tumble.
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The law set caps on the government's discretionary spending for a 10-year period.
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Consumer discretionary climbed an average 0.07 percent, trading positive 60 percent of the time.
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The savviest discretionary managers are diving into the private markets to boost their returns.
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It includes $28500 billion in defense spending and $6900 billion in nondefense discretionary spending.
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Special projects or one-time achievements are two ways to snag a discretionary bonus.
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Oppenheimer maintained overweight recommendations on technology, health care, consumer discretionary, industrials and materials sectors.
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In the battle for market leadership, consumer discretionary stocks are nipping at technology's heels.
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Other market watchers agree discretionary is the better bet of the two leading sectors.
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If there's not a lot of discretionary cash left, look for ways to save.
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Only 4 percent of the Coast Guard budget is funded through defense discretionary appropriations.
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The BCA places separate caps on defense and non-defense discretionary spending through 2021.
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Chances are, that will mean you'll need more discretionary income than you originally thought.
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The first review examined seven firms offering automated online discretionary investment management, or ODIM.
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Others would pay 5 percent of their discretionary income over $25,000 toward their loans.
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This is the biggest lump sum of discretionary money that swooshes around our coffers.
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Was that a necessary trade to see spending on non-defense discretionary go up?
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We have this joy on Earth called discretionary income and time to spend it.
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Some investors might desire to be very thorough with their screening and want to retain discretionary control over their holdings while others might be satisfied with social screening that addresses their values but cede the discretionary control to the investment management firm.
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The remaining 30% can go toward discretionary spending, including your hobbies and other fun expenses.
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Consumer discretionary was the only positive S&P sector, helped by gains in retail stocks.
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Consumer discretionary stocks led the gainers among the 259 S&P sectors, helped by Amazon.
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Find Cramer's lineups for health care, energy, consumer staples, consumer discretionary and communications services here.
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Priebus said Sunday that border agents have "discretionary authority" to question travelers from certain countries.
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They can no longer be used as active growth drivers in discretionary demand management actions.
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Wilson is also overweight financial, energy and utilities stocks; he's underweight consumer discretionary and technology.
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The consumer discretionary sector sports a combined short interest of $130.84 billion, the data showed.
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TCS warned in September that its financial sector clients were holding back on discretionary spending.
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U.S. retail sales increased marginally in April as rising gasoline prices cut into discretionary spending.
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Nordstrom was the biggest decliner on the S&P discretionary index, which fell 0.7 percent.
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And, as many previous administrations have learned, there is little "discretionary" spending left to cut.
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Among defensive sectors, the firm is overweight utilities and consumer discretionary and underweight consumer staples.
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Ben Sasse (R-NE) called this "wicked" practice a "new, discretionary choice" by the administration.
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Seven of the 2767 major S&P sectors ended higher, with the consumer discretionary group's .
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Lowe's shares were also the biggest drag on the consumer discretionary sector, which fell 0.63%.
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Brazilian stocks dropped 0.7%, weighed on largely by losses among financials and consumer discretionary stocks.
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The top-performing sectors in these periods have been information technology, utilities and consumer discretionary.
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The consumer discretionary index gained 23.20%, the most among the 21 major S&P indexes.
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Legislation to provide discretionary stimulus, such as temporary tax cuts or spending bumps, can help.
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Profits of "consumer discretionary" firms have barely risen, owing to Amazon's weaker-than-expected earnings.
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The S&P 500 traded slightly higher, led by gains in consumer discretionary and utilities.
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Samana listed tech, health care, consumer discretionary, industrial and financial stocks as his favorite buys.
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The consumer discretionary sector weighed on the index with Kathmandu Holdings Ltd falling 2.4 percent.
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Industrials lost 0.7 percent as railway stocks dragged, while consumer discretionary stocks fell 1.4 percent.
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The bourse was steady as gains in consumer discretionary stocks curtailed losses from other sectors.
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At the same time, discretionary use of cameras increases an officer's tendency to use force.
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In Tuesday's trading, the S&P consumer discretionary and industrial sectors both reached new highs.
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The company has a strong cushion for discretionary activities within its publicly stated leverage targets.
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The strategist has overweight ratings on the financials, health care, utilities and consumer discretionary sectors.
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The SPDR Consumer Discretionary ETF (XLY), which tracks the S&P sector, dropped nearly 22020%.
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Cramer regards this company as one of the best plays out there for discretionary spending.
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Wage gains for middle-income consumers remain insufficient to encourage discretionary spending, some analysts caution.
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Those additional costs have hit wage-sensitive stocks more than others, especially consumer discretionary companies.
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There's a direct correlation between finance professionals' day-to-day business and their discretionary spending.
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You may spend less on discretionary areas such as travel as you age, Thoma said.
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Trump's budget would slash the agency's discretionary budget by nearly 85033 percent, to $16.2 billion.Rep.
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The Autumn Statement makes minor discretionary budgetary adjustments, totalling GBP26bn (around 1.4% of 2016 GDP).
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The consumer discretionary sector rose 1.27 percent, boosted by gains in Starbucks Corp and Amazon.
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Favorites for Binger include tech, health care and consumer discretionary, but he is avoiding utilities.
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Supporting the market were the financial and consumer discretionary sectors, up about 22019 percent each.
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The consumer discretionary index was one of its biggest losers with a 0.47 percent drop.
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One of the sectors McMillan likes is consumer discretionary, which is higher during trading. Disclaimer
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Tepid consumer demand for small discretionary purchases is likely to compound the problem, analysts said.
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Do you have several thousand dollars lying around for discretionary purchases in the near future?
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That said, defensive plays haven't been the best crutch ** Consumer discretionary up 1.1 pct. Amazon.
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The Supreme Court ruling, however, means that the process will remain slow, deliberative and discretionary.
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Conservatives say the plan revs up discretionary spending without offsetting cuts on the mandatory side.
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If numbers drop below 600 in the ecosystem, "discretionary mortalities" will be halted, including hunting.
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Congress needs to raise the discretionary spending caps to ensure adequate support for national security.
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I think their willingness to pay is directly correlated to their discretionary and disposable income.
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Eight of its 0.53 main sectors were higher, while consumer staples and discretionary groups weighed.
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The strategists also maintain their overweight on financials and underweight on utilities and consumer discretionary.
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This week we spent about $838 on discretionary items, a couple bills, and grocery shopping.
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They are underweight defensive names in staples, telecom and REITs, as well as consumer discretionary.
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The S&P 500 was also pressured by declines in financials and consumer discretionary stocks.
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The next wave of quarterly earnings due out is largely from the consumer discretionary sector.
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Amazon's year-to-date rise has given a big boost to the consumer discretionary space.
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Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) insisting that further cuts in domestic discretionary funding were surely feasible.
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The BCA created caps on both defense and nondefense discretionary spending through the year 2021.
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Wimbledon followed suit using their discretionary policy to place Williams within in the top 6900.
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The consumer discretionary index sector inched up 0.12 percent, with Home Depot boosting the Dow.
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Those gains, however, were offset by losses in the utilities and consumer discretionary sub-indexes.
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Woods, the American team captain, had four discretionary picks to complete his 21-player team.
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"A lot of people are concerned about cuts to non-defense discretionary spending," he said.
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For discretionary spending, the budget caps could return as a spending freeze, not as cuts.
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This is a mere 0.3 percent of the federal government's approximately $1.2 trillion discretionary budget.
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Military spending made up nearly half of the $7003 trillion discretionary budget, at $584 billion.
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By that measurement, he said, the sectors that look best are technology and consumer discretionary.
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They recommend stocks with large valuation discounts, such as the financials, industrials and consumer discretionary.
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Trump urged Americans to avoid discretionary travel and social gatherings of more than 10 people.
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The consumer discretionary sector climbed 3.1 percent, spurred by a 6.9 percent rise in Amazon.comshares.
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"Even if it was a legal law, you have discretionary power," Songer told VICE News.
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"To me, where I draw the line is what's discretionary and what's not," Ferguson said.
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Or, do you really not know how much discretionary income you have at any time?
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It is 15 percent of discretionary spending, not 16 percent of the overall federal budget.
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She noted that spending was up in discretionary categories like restaurant meals, travel and clothing.
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If Americans curtail their discretionary spending going forward, the economy would likely take a hit.
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This gloomy scenario assumes Congress slows spending growth on the discretionary side of the budget.
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"Discretionary mechanisms and co-operation in hierarchies: An experimental study", Journal of Economic Psychology 74
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His budget would provide an additional $469 billion for defense discretionary spending over 10 years.
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The consumer discretionary sector gained 1.20 percent, boosted by a 403 percent gain in Amazon.
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It should boost the results of commodities companies, industrials, consumer staples and some consumer discretionary.
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Further squeezing discretionary federal spending will do little to solve our long-term budget problems.
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As income growth slows, households are making fewer discretionary purchases and choosing to save more.
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Technology, financial, industrials, consumer discretionary , materials and communication services sectors dropped more than 2% each.
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By contrast, your discretionary expenses are more flexible — like vacations, entertainment subscriptions, and dining out.
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Global health programs through non-defense discretionary spending contribute to security in several other ways.
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Seven of its 10 main sectors were higher, while consumer staples and discretionary groups weighed.
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House Republicans criticized this "discretionary" approach, renewing a long-standing argument against activist economic management.
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And, Mattingly said, 75% of discretionary spending will be funded through the entire fiscal year.
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Students generally pay 10 percent of their discretionary income under current income-based repayment plans.
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Federal Communications Commission, Kavanaugh outlined his legal philosophy concerning the discretionary authority of the executive.
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Looking at other U.S. markets, the rose 0.1 percent, led by utilities and consumer discretionary.
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The omnibus increased discretionary spending by nearly $300 billion over fiscal years 85033 and 2019.
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The real problem is not the process by which discretionary spending is enacted each year.
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So if you eliminated all discretionary spending, including defense, you will barely balance the budget.
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Canada's consumer groups were higher, with staples up 0.9 percent and discretionary gaining 1.9 percent.
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Among S&P 500 sectors, consumer staples, real estate and consumer discretionary led the way.
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The Consumer Discretionary XLY ETF, the fund that houses Netflix, has increased just 7 percent.
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Goldman struck a more pessimistic note when talking about consumer discretionary and energy stocks, however.
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The S&P consumer discretionary index rose 0.3%, the only sector index in positive territory.
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The White House has signaled it is not afraid of deep cuts in discretionary programs.
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The best thing about the deal is funding coming back into non-defense discretionary spending.
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Fifty percent of the discretionary budget of the government is devoted to the Defense Department.
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Discretionary spending, like investments in infrastructure and education, would not be subject to PAYGO, however.
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Secondly, Puy-de-Dome's executive assembly and administration have outlined an additional package of savings and control measures for 2016 and 2017, including a cap on discretionary social spending items, workforce reduction, control of general spending, freeze on grants, and further cuts in discretionary expenditure.
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The discretionary cap has actually done what years of rhetoric could not: It has reduced discretionary spending by 16 percent over the last six years, and is thus responsible for the first consecutive stretch of declining federal spending since Dwight Eisenhower's first term in office.
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It will call for $582.7 billion in military spending — roughly half of the government's discretionary spending.
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That slice of the market can be invested in directly through the Consumer Discretionary SPDR (XLY).
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And waiting to see if consumers pull back on discretionary spending should their tax refunds shrink.
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Four of the 11 major S&P sectors rose during Tuesday's session, led by consumer discretionary .
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The consumer discretionary index rose 1.64 percent, boosted by Netflix and Amazon, which gained 3.2 percent.
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The Consumer Discretionary and Tech sectors lead - each group logging gains in excess of 3 percent.
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The consumer discretionary sector in the S&P 24.7 was the best performer, rising 25 percent.
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The consumer discretionary index was down 1 percent, while S&P staples was down 1.1 percent.
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It could be more in discretionary but it could also be in communications services, in financials.
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That's what hits the Chinese real purchasing power and determines the scope of discretionary monetary policy.
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Rosenbluth also noted that Indonesian stocks are diversified, including financial services, telecom and consumer discretionary companies.
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Amid a rise in discretionary spending power on the mainland, the Chinese have developed itchy feet.
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Consumer discretionary was the biggest laggard with a 0.35 percent drop, as auto part retailers weighed.
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The consumer discretionary sector rose 21%, leading a rally among the 23.58 major S&P sectors.
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The S&P's biggest boost on Friday was from the consumer discretionary sector, which rose 0.8%.
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The industrial, financial and consumer discretionary stocks led advances on the S&P and the Dow.
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Once he goes through the money, he's done spending on discretionary things like meals at restaurants.
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The consumer discretionary sector rose 1.43%, leading a rally among the 11 major S&P sectors.
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He pointed to cyclical stocks that pay dividends — mainly industrial, materials, consumer discretionary and information technology.
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The S&P consumer discretionary sector fell 173 percent and consumer staples shares dropped 1.2 percent.
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The 2017 DOE budget request includes $5.9 billion in discretionary funds for clean energy R&D.
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Consumer discretionary has had decent sales growth thanks to autos, but that is now leveling off.
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He'd look to add cyclical names such as consumer discretionary, industrials, financials and technology on weakness.
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The S&P 500 advanced 0.58 percent, with financials, information technology and consumer discretionary leading advancers.
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SPXHC was the brightest spot in stocks with a 873 percent rise while the consumer discretionary .
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Consumer discretionary stocks hit an all-time high on Monday, and they could continue to rise.
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All 21 of the major S&P sectors rose, led by consumer discretionary and financial stocks.
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Both the consumer discretionary and industrials groups fell 0.4 percent, while telecommunications was down 0.5 percent.
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Mellie Grant (Bellamy Young) as she filibustered against a bill to make Planned Parenthood funding discretionary.
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Health care, consumer discretionary and technology were the best performers in the third quarter, Short said.
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To get there, it will propose tough cuts on both the mandatory and discretionary sides — e.g.
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Gains in industrial and consumer discretionary stocks led advances on the S&P and the Dow.
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Bracher should focus on getting the budget in order and cutting out discretionary expenses, Kelley says.
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Consumer discretionary and health care were the second and third best performers in the S&P.
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When they run out of cash, it's much harder — sometimes impossible — to dip into discretionary funds.
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Gains in consumer staples and healthcare shares were offset by losses in telecom and discretionary sectors.
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To view a graphic on S&P 215.8 Consumer Discretionary faring better than broader market, click:reut.
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TCS first warned in September that its financial sector clients were holding back on discretionary spending.
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Trump's budget proposal slashed $54 billion from nondefense discretionary spending and reallocated those funds to defense.
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At Morgan, the seven-broker group was one of the firm's largest discretionary portfolio management teams.
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If the consumer is not strong, for instance, people will cut out discretionary expenses like furniture.
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The S&P 500 was last down slightly, with consumer discretionary shares among the biggest drags.
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The bill would provide $6900 billion in discretionary funding for the VA and military construction projects.
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Consumer discretionary stocks rose 7.543 percent, helped by gains in shares of clothing firm PVH Corp.
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That agreement capped discretionary spending across the federal government, which affected defense and nondefense spending equally.
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The consumer discretionary sector rose 0.82 percent, supported by gains in Home Depot Inc and Amazon.
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The S&P's biggest boost on Friday was from the consumer discretionary sector, which rose 272%.
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Their upbeat results pushed the consumer discretionary 0.27 percent higher, the most among S&P sectors.
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The bill takes some discretionary budget power away from the president and gives more to Congress.
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The consumer discretionary index fell 0.54 percent, pulled down by a 0.74-percent decline in Amazon.
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The entire non-defense discretionary budget is only slightly more than the deficit, about $585 billion.
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However, consumer discretionary is almost a play on tech as well since e-commerce giant Amazon.
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Consumer discretionary names fell 0.8 percent, dragged lower by a 4.96 percent decline in Lowe's Companies .
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" As Citizens Against Government Waste explains, unauthorized spending is now "30 percent of total discretionary spending.
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Localities could demonstrate progress by streamlining "by right" housing approvals that avoid onerous discretionary review processes.
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But Congress has adjusted upward the spending limits the BCA placed on discretionary spending four times.
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Discretionary spending — "If you want something, you buy it," Mays said — was particularly ready for trimming.
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By 2028, defense and nondefense discretionary spending will be close to 6 percent of the economy.
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Alternatively, take a hard look at your expenses and differentiate between what's necessary and what's discretionary.
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It's merely a bare-bones statement of spending priorities for the discretionary side of the budget.
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Often thought of as a tech stock, Amazon is actually in the 's consumer discretionary sector.
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It's a close race this year between Wall Street's best-performing sectors: technology and consumer discretionary.
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The GOP budget would include $621.5 billion in defense spending and $85033 in nondefense discretionary spending.
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But the base discretionary spending amount exceeds the $549 billion allowed under the current budget caps.
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The consumer discretionary sector — the second best-performing sector year to date — is up 9 percent.
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Discretionary outlays are already slated under current law to fall sharply as a share of GDP.
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The rules may say that shareholders are required to vote on this sort of discretionary spending.
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These caps only have to do with discretionary spending, excluding most of our federal entitlement programs.
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Kolanovic estimates "fundamental discretionary traders" account for only about 10 percent of trading volume in stocks.
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"We like technology, we like industrials, we like financials and we like consumer discretionary," he said.
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In addition, between 2010 and 2014 discretionary spending as a percentage of GDP declined 85033 percent.
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Basel III includes a discretionary countercyclical capital buffer that can be "fine tuned" by bank regulators.
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Callahan thinks the consumer-discretionary, technology, financials, and industrial sectors will lead markets higher going forward.
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It would increase non-defense domestic discretionary spending caps by $131 billion over current spending levels.
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As for matching risky assets with discretionary expenses an expert said it's a good strategy too.
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The fell 22.47 percent to 5003,2500, led by declines in the financials and consumer discretionary sectors.
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"Energy is not discretionary," said Anne Evens, CEO of Elevate Energy, an urban sustainability non-profit.
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The overall consumer discretionary group declined 24.37.40 percent, while the heavyweight financials group dipped 0.1 percent.
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Actually the cuts are in the half of discretionary spending that doesn't go to national defense.
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Over 2628 percent of today's budget is mandatory spending, while only about 28503 percent is discretionary.
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In total, the five bills amount to some 77 percent of the annual discretionary spending total.
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Only the industrials and consumer discretionary stock sectors closed lower, by less than 23.1 percent each.
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All those choices make a big difference in how much discretionary income we have each month.
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U.S. stocks fell as declining oil prices pushed energy stocks down and consumer discretionary shares stumbled.
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Centre- Val-de-Loire's ability to control operating expenditure is supported by flexibility on discretionary spending.
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The stock was the biggest drag on the S&P consumer discretionary, which fell 1.46 percent.
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A comprehensive picture of the Prosper Act's effects on student aid funding should include discretionary spending.
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The CR only applies to "discretionary spending," one of two big categories of the federal government.
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U.S. equity indexes closed higher on Tuesday, buoyed by gains in technology and consumer discretionary stocks.
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The consumer discretionary sector rose 1.5%, leading a rally among the 11 major S&P sectors.
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The discretionary standard for evaluating immigrant intent is unjust and violates fundamental principles of human rights.
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For the longer-term, Stone particularly likes beaten down cyclical groups including technology and consumer discretionary.
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Technology shares, along with industrial and consumer discretionary stocks, share the highest correlation with the market.
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Gains in materials and consumer discretionary stocks were offset by declines in telecom and healthcare stocks.
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If you were to leave 133% for discretionary spending, your total monthly expenses would be $4,400.
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Puerto Rico's budget had set aside $205 million in discretionary money for things like disaster relief.
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Advancement within the rank of detective is an earned discretionary acknowledgment of professional capabilities and accomplishments.
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Chen expects the most negatively impacted retailers to include those that sell apparel and discretionary items.
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Here's how to make it happen: Most experts start by differentiating between discretionary and fixed expenses.
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It bankrupts our families, exhausts government discretionary spending, and leaves American industry at a global disadvantage.
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The 51 Council members also receive generous discretionary funds that they can spend in their districts.
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Other sectors to bounce back since last Friday's low are technology, consumer discretionary, materials and industrials.
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Consumer discretionary stocks were among the hardest hit after the closely watched post-Thanksgiving sales push.
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Consumer discretionary shares rose 592 percent since March 2009, while the technology sector rallied 511 percent.
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Entitlement and discretionary spending reforms are necessary to make tax reform sustainable in the long run.
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Through the end of July, the Consumer Discretionary sector was the top-performing group in 2018.
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Instead of a discretionary process, he recommends adhering to a rules-based strategy, then diversify.2.
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Instead, Democrats rejected that offer of more time and instead opted to all discretionary spending lapse.
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Gains in the consumer staples and discretionary sectors were offset by losses in the materials sector.
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President Barack Obama's budgets often made assumptions too, assuming spending cap increases and discretionary spending changes.
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Consumer discretionary is the best-performing sector in that time period, rising more than 550 percent.
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As agencies felt more independent from Congress, they have increasingly treated congressional demands as purely discretionary.
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When you are on vacation, you have more discretionary income and more time to spend it.
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Consumer discretionary stocks rose 0.6 percent, helped by gains in shares of clothing firm PVH Corp.
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The site also factored in what residents would spend on discretionary items and what they would direct toward savings, using the "50-30-20 rule" of personal finance — meaning 50 percent of income goes to necessities, 30 percent toward discretionary spending and 20 percent toward savings.
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Information technology and consumer discretionary added the most gains, while energy and telecom led five sectors lower.
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General Motors Co dropped 13% and Ford Motor Co 2.9%, pushing the consumer discretionary sector 1.17% lower.
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General Motors Co dropped 3.9% and Ford Motor Co 3.2%, pushing the consumer discretionary sector 2500% lower.
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General Motors Co dropped 4.7% and Ford Motor Co 2.9%, pushing the consumer discretionary sector 523% lower.
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The Nasdaq Composite gained 0.43 percent to 7,312.41, lifted by consumer discretionary stocks including Amazon and Tesla.
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At a sector level, industrials most frequently mentioned the issue, followed by tech, consumer discretionary and materials.
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Booker's plan doesn't build in discretion, so the FBI wouldn't have discretionary powers to deny a license.
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Companies in communications services, consumer discretionary and health care have had the best showing, according to FactSet.
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High-growth sectors including technology and consumer discretionary trade, with a multiple above 20 times trailing earnings.
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As gas prices rise for consumers, there is less money left over for discretionary spending and savings.
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It also has slowed economic activity, resulting in a sharp drop in discretionary purchases by the Chinese.
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Discretionary spending under the CBO baseline is going up about $300 billion over the next ten years.
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General Motors Co dropped 4.16% and Ford Motor Co 2.67%, pushing the consumer discretionary sector 1.43% lower.
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Discretionary spending is what each person is left with after housing, taxes and other expenses including alimony.
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Salesforce is "interesting," Link said, but that stock may be a little more on the discretionary side.
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As it stands, the border wall is a $2.6 billion allocation in Trump's proposed 2018 discretionary budget.
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You could say that more than half of discretionary [federal] spending is done in the Defense Department.
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SPLRCS now trades at about 20 times expected earnings, compared with 17 for the consumer discretionary index .
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Home Depot and McDonald's are among the top 10 holdings in all the big consumer discretionary ETFs.
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He added that in China, Alibaba's growth picked up pace after discretionary spending in the economy rose.
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But watch this space for signs of moves into the cyclicals like industrials, materials, and consumer discretionary.
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The consumer discretionary index rose 0.9 percent, helped by a gain in Walt Disney, Comcast and Amazon.
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The S&P consumer discretionary index rose 52 percent, boosted by a 3.6 percent gain for Amazon.
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You may decide to cut back on discretionary areas or re-adjust how you divide things up.
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Of the index's 252 primary groups, six lost ground, including consumer discretionary stocks, which fell 21 percent.
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The Nikkei index ended 1.01% lower at 22,971.94, with consumer discretionary and information technology sectors leading declines.
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"If it looks like she's going to be the nominee, we'd be fading [discretionary stocks]," said Clifton.
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Consumer discretionary stocks were the only group to gain, up 0.1 percent, while technology stocks were flat.
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With consumers cutting back on discretionary spending, sales at sporting goods and hobby stores fell 2.2 percent.
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The three major U.S. stock indexes were in the red, pressured by consumer discretionary and technology stocks.
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The S&P 5003 fell 2500% to 260,25.4 as financials, consumer discretionary and communication services stocks lagged.
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The communications services,, consumer discretionary, energy and industrial sectors all showed declines of more than 220 percent.
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Cyclical sectors, such as industrials and consumer discretionary, have outperformed the broader market so far this year.
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The S&P 500 dropped around 663 percent, with consumer discretionary falling 1.2 percent to lead decliners.
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Fort Pitt Capital's Forrest said the biggest question mark surrounding earnings remains in the consumer discretionary sector.
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Responsibilities and penalties would have been made clearer and regulators' discretionary powers would have been reined in.
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Fort Pitt Capital's Forrest said she'd be looking at companies in the industrial and consumer discretionary sectors.
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Also offsetting deficit increases will be sharp spending cuts to the nondefense, discretionary side of the budget.
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The Transportation Department's "discretionary" budget is being cut by 245 percent, or $210 billion to $16.2 billion.
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They're spending but they're spending, I think, cautiously, pulling back maybe on some big ticket discretionary items.
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Barber students had just $7,805 in annual discretionary income, and loan payments that topped $1,800 a year.
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It sets discretionary spending at about $1.37 trillion in fiscal 2020 and slightly higher in fiscal 2021.
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By next year, Signé expects more than half of all African households to have some discretionary income.
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AMP Capital's Oliver said sectors likely to see good profits included discretionary retail, industrials, gaming and healthcare.
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Discretionary buybacks, used to reduce share count and boost earnings per share, are "unknown," according to Silverblatt.
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While he can apply for a travel waiver to be admitted temporarily, it is costly and discretionary.
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Also consider scaling back on other areas of discretionary spending such as travel by taking shorter trips.
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He's asking Congress to cut around $1.5 trillion out of non-defense discretionary spending over 10 years.
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Twic is a discretionary benefits management platform that helps businesses offer wellness benefits at a lower cost.
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Income-driven repayment plans calculate monthly payments as a percentage, usually around 10 percent, of discretionary income.
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IBM staggers >8 pct as mainframe growth tapers off, software sales slow ** Consumer Discretionary flops 2 pct.
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The S&P consumer discretionary sector, which includes retail, ended the week at an all-time high.
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He was a believer in the gold standard, but became the foremost exponent of discretionary monetary policy.
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Seven of the 11 major S&P sectors were lower with consumer discretionary stocks weighing the most.
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Consumer discretionary stocks were up near 6 percent in March, and financials were up near 7 percent.
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For instance, lawmakers could cap discretionary spending as they did in the Budget Control Act of 2011.
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Conservatives also derided the Cures Act for its mandatory "autopilot" nature given the ordinary discretionary budget process.
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January: Spending caps: Appropriators are still trying to reach a deal on discretionary and defense spending levels.
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The last several Congresses have brought us bipartisan deals to bust the sequester caps on discretionary spending.
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The S&P consumer discretionary sector fell 1.1 percent and consumer staples shares were down 1.3 percent.
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That could mean less wealth destruction for the economy, something that would have dented consumers' discretionary shopping.
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" NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE FUND "The Budget proposes to eliminate discretionary funding for the National Wildlife Refuge Fund.
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Eight of the 11 major S&P indexes were higher, led by technology and consumer discretionary sectors.
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Consumer discretionary stocks rose 0.42 percent, led by a 14.9 percent gain in shares of PVH Corp.
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The major indexes all traded about 0.2 percent higher, led by the materials and consumer discretionary sectors.
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If this is any indication for the rest of the consumer discretionary companies, this isn't too promising.
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Gains in Foot Locker and Gap helped push the S&P consumer discretionary index 1.7 percent higher.
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The consumer discretionary sector rose 1 percent, lifted by a 813 percent jump in Foot Locker shares.
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By late afternoon, all the S&P sectors except tech and consumer discretionary were in the red.
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The Trump administration has proposed raising the defense discretionary caps for the current fiscal year through Sept.
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Big consumer discretionary names, like Home Depot, Starbucks, Nike and UnderArmour, are down 23.3 to 203 percent.
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Consumer discretionary, technology, consumer staples and health care are higher during trading, while utilities is lower. Disclaimer
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Retail investors put money to work in ETFs across all but two sectors: consumer discretionary and financials.
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This reflects the company's strong operating profile, diversified scale and discretionary capability in managing its capital structure.
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Why it matters: The budget lifts sequestration caps, increasing discretionary spending by $300 billion over two years.
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Earlier this month, building materials supplier Travis Perkins warned of rising costs and pressure on discretionary spending.
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The high end of the market is getting hit the hardest, since it's the most discretionary segment.
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In 2023, defense and nondefense discretionary spending is projected to represent nearly 31 percent of federal spending.
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Nine of the index's 10 main groups were in positive territory, with only consumer discretionary stocks lagging.
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But, as with most discretionary purchases, Halloween spending follows the twists and turns of the broader economy.
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All ten main sectors fell, with consumer staples down 2.3 percent and consumer discretionary off 1.2 percent.
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Consumer discretionary is the S&P 500's second-best sector with a nearly 12 percent gain.
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Unlike the rich, these lower socioeconomic cohorts don't have the discretionary income necessary to invest in markets.
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PAAMCO manages over $10 billion in discretionary assets and advises on an additional $14 billion in assets.
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"We continue to see decent earnings growth in areas such as the consumer discretionary sector," he said.
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In general she said it's a good idea to take advantage of pullbacks in consumer discretionary stocks.
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The proportion of defense to nondefense discretionary spending would be higher than in the previous 2023 years.
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Discretionary is the other one, although that one is definitely our least favorite of the growth sectors.
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Burchell says that employee engagement tends to be about two things: commitment to stay and discretionary effort.
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I just see the status quo — a sideways to downward churn, with a squeeze on discretionary spending.
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Gains in Foot Locker and Gap helped push the S&P consumer discretionary index 1.2 percent higher.
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Fortunately, in this small corner of the discretionary budget, we have some hope of escaping the quagmire.
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Consumer discretionary holds Netflix and Amazon, two FANG names many consider straddle the consumer and tech sectors.
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But Coldwell Banker realtor Joel Goodrich told Business Insider that this is what's called a discretionary sale.
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"Any effort to balance the budget by cutting discretionary spending is not a straightforward approach," said Sen.
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He is that rare honest guy who shows consistency across the board with respect to discretionary spending.
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Cohn said China's economy has slowed down, but it is also shifting to a consumer discretionary economy.
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Two of his top sectors are health care and consumer discretionary; both are higher during trading. Disclaimer
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From there, managers are able to increase an employees' salary, bonus, and/or equity through discretionary funds.
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Nine of the 240 major S&P sectors were higher, led by consumer discretionary and healthcare stocks.
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The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2628 raised the fiscal year 28503 discretionary spending limit by $22019 billion.
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The major sectors trading higher were energy, up on higher oil prices, consumer discretionary and real estate.
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The deal adds $1.23 billion in discretionary U.S. Transportation Department grants that the project could qualify for.
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Proposal: The single IDR plan would cap a borrower's monthly payment at 12.5 percent of discretionary income.
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Eight out of 80 major S&P 26.8 sectors were lower, led by the consumer discretionary index .
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But its position on pre-existing conditions is very much a policy position, and was entirely discretionary.
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P1 Investment Management, an adviser-led discretionary fund management proposition, named Quintin Rayer as head of research.
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For those nights out with friends and other discretionary spending, set aside a certain amount of cash.
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Usually, I pay a chunk on that credit card each month, more than covering our discretionary spending.
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Because DACA is discretionary, the Department of Homeland Security can begin to deny more cases, experts say.
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People do less discretionary travel and businesses keep a closer eye on expenses, so airlines go down.
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That would leave little time for them to immediately start going after the non-discretionary entitlement spending.
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The result, according to Kotlikoff, would boost their lifetime discretionary spending to $210 million, a 215% increase.
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The larger the home you downsize from, the more the lifetime discretionary spending increase, MaxiFi's analysis found.
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Concerns about flagging consumer sentiment pushed down S&P 500 consumer discretionary stocks, which tumbled 2.8 percent.
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General Motors Co dropped 220% and Ford Motor Co 2.26%, pushing the consumer discretionary sector down 1.44%.
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It allows all Direct Federal loan borrowers to pay no more than 10% of their discretionary income.
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Because the U.S. consumer held up well, consumer discretionary and consumer staples have also held up well.
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He favors sectors most sensitive to rising growth, such as financial services, technology and consumer discretionary stocks.
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The Consumer Discretionary SPDR ETF, which weights Amazon at 17 percent, is up 10 percent in January.
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Yes, that may well require taking it all out of domestic discretionary spending and leaving defense alone.
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"This [technology] may sort of automate the discretionary power of restaurant management to make decisions," Mateescu says.
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Nondefense discretionary spending totaled $518 billion in 2016, compared with charitable giving of $390 billion last year.
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Gains in Amazon helped the consumer discretionary index rise 23.22%, the only sector on the plus side.
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Industrials, materials and consumer discretionary were top performers over the past 30-year Q4 periods as well.
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The Pentagon budget will cost more this year than everything else in the discretionary budget put together.
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Currently, those enrolled in income-driven repayment plans pay between 10% and 20% of their discretionary income.
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Hogan expects technology, particularly software and momentum names, and consumer discretionary companies will deliver the most upside.
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"They call it merit aid to deflect from the fact that it is discretionary," Mr. Peck said.
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Consumer discretionary ranks second, contributing about 16 percent of the gain, while financials accounted for 13 percent.
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From its peak of $1.3 trillion, discretionary spending, adjusted for inflation, has been cut by 16 percent.
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They're also really improving the category mix and they're taking a lot of share in discretionary categories.
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Besides financials, the funds' top new positions also include certain companies in real estate and consumer discretionary.
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People often say that Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid are the real budget busters, not discretionary programs.
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Bonneau said discretionary expenses such as vacations and eating meals out also contribute to credit card debt.
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Rising gas prices might also mean that consumers will spend less on discretionary items such as apparel.
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The consumer discretionary index rose 1.7 percent, boosted by Netflix and Amazon, which gained 2.7 percent. Amazon.
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Heritage's Blueprint for Balance identifies more than 85033 discretionary programs that could be reformed in 2018 alone.
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The S&P consumer discretionary index was the only loser among the 11 major S&P sectors.
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The government will factor in your salary to make your payment a percentage of your discretionary income.
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It said it would be able to offset those costs through "short-term discretionary cost mitigation actions".
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If you have no discretionary income based on the program's formula, your payments are set at zero.
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The New York Stock Exchange introduced a so-called discretionary pegged order type to compete with IEX.
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Under Castro's plan, student loan borrowers wouldn't pay more than 10% of their discretionary income each month.
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That is costly, and it may mean cutting back on discretionary spending, including scientific research and development.
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Therein resides Beatrice's true discretionary power: She can withhold mail simply because she feels it is contraband.
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Gains in Foot Locker and Gap helped push the S&P consumer discretionary index 1 percent higher.
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Overall, the Trump administration is seeking to cut 10 percent of the nation's non-defense discretionary spending.
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With all the discretionary decisions that go into designing, conducting, and interpreting research, this isn't entirely surprising.
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On immigration, too, almost everything Trump has done has been through the use of discretionary presidential power.
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The SEC has proposed a discretionary cap of $30 million when it recovers over $100 million, and a discretionary floor of $2 million when it recovers a smaller amount, as well as other changes which may help to deter bogus or unhelpful tips that have stretched staff, say lawyers.
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Reports q2 2016 results * Q2 revenue rose 4.1 percent to $19.3 million * Total aum at was $17.2 billion, inclusive of discretionary aum of $12.6 billion and non-discretionary aum of $4.6 billion at june 30 * Qtrly adjusted earnings per share $0.17 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Defensive sectors utilities and real estate lagged, while technology and consumer discretionary were among the top-performing sectors.
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By comparison, high-growth sectors including software, consumer discretionary and communication services have rallied by at least 10%.
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That means that discretionary spending is vulnerable, especially to an administration that wants to make a political point.
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Several new records have been set in consumer discretionary (Kohl's, Best Buy, Marriott, Host Hotels), and materials (Nucor).
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But tech is more vulnerable to profit-margin pressure, they said, as are consumer discretionary and transportation stocks.
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One of the things I look for in discretionary sales is the supply for bigger pieces loosening up.
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British consumers' discretionary spending is under pressure from rising inflation, subdued wage growth and economic uncertainty before Brexit.
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The closed flat at 303,268.90, with consumer discretionary leading six sectors higher and real estate the biggest decliner.
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Little wonder then that a company so heavily dependent on sales of big-ticket, discretionary imports is suffering.
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A squeeze on British consumers from inflationary pressures and sluggish wage growth is denting spending on discretionary goods.
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S&P Banks Index loses 2 pct, looks to vault out of its range ** Cons Discretionary off fractionally.
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Nike Inc shares dropped 523 percent, weighing the most on the consumer discretionary sector, which slipped 0.35 percent.
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Other ETF's that are composed of cyclicals that saw positive average returns included financials, consumer discretionary and technology.
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For some added perspective, just cutting discretionary calories from current diets would feed an additional 19 million people.
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Repealing the ECA will, for example, give ministers vast discretionary power to amend European laws through statutory instruments.
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Materials, financial and consumer discretionary sectors also posted losses of more than 1% in a broad-based decline.
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Bolsonaro's executive order will remove the "discretionary" role that police have in approving civilians' requests to buy guns.
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Only consumer discretionary shares posted gains, a modest 0.16% rise, as shares of Home Depot Inc climbed 4.4%.
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EU sources said that the delay was caused by unclear rules and excessive discretionary powers for national supervisors.
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"This is really bad for consumer discretionary stocks because now your'e talking about higher energy prices," said Clifton.
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It adds up quickly — once the charge posts, I'll pay it with money from my discretionary spending account.
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In addition, they are also notched down three times for non-performance risk, reflecting fully discretionary coupon omission.
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He's also looking to cut funds across the board, seeking an almost 3 percent reduction in discretionary spending.
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This was direct deposited into our separate debit accounts from our joint account, and it was 100% discretionary.
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And that's a potential risk for foreign companies as younger consumers tend to spend more on discretionary goods.
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CBS made a $0003 million discretionary pension contribution in 1Q17, weighing on FCF for the LTM ended Sept.
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The other big boost came from a more than 2-percent gains in health and consumer discretionary stocks.
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Unfortunately, the plan only calls for restraints on discretionary spending, which has already been capped by congressional Republicans.
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Brazil shares slipped 20.03%, down for a third session as losses in financials and consumer discretionary stocks weighed.
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Bespoke Investment Group also notes the consumer discretionary group has quietly outperformed the broad market since the Sept.
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But the decision had been made and we continued to spend every available discretionary dollar on Ty products.
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Across the Tasman Sea, New Zealand trade was marked by falls in consumer discretionary and health care stocks.
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Understanding your discretionary spending can help you see what you might be able to funnel into savings instead.
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But managers also have access to a pool of discretionary funds, which they can allocate to individual employees.
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Stock-picking opportunities are most plentiful among stocks in the consumer discretionary, communications serivces and health care sectors.
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Turkish equities dipped 0.2 percent, pressured by consumer discretionary stocks and industrials, while the lira slipped 0.1 percent.
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In fact, consumer discretionary stocks and retail stocks used to trade in tandem, but they have recently diverged.
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Its gains helped lift the consumer discretionary sector 1.60 percent to its best daily performance since Dec. 7.
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And the stock offers one of the highest dividend yields in the consumer discretionary sector — nearly 3 percent.
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The consumer discretionary sector rose 26.4 percent, lifted by a 21.46 percent jump in shares of Foot Locker .
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We believe that OMW's operating structure positions the group well to exploit a growing UK discretionary savings market.
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Over the past decade, the U.S. retail industry group has outperformed the Consumer Discretionary sector after March Madness.
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So we are thinking about non-discretionary more and more and it's starting to creep into our platform.
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Consumer discretionary stocks also accumulated profits, with Aristocrat Leisure Ltd surging 4.3 percent to its highest ever level.
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The closed up 30.80 points, or 211 percent, at 23,230, with consumer discretionary leading all 24 sectors higher.
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Suttmeier, of course, was referring to the recent deterioration of the high-flying technology and consumer discretionary stocks.
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The consumer discretionary index rose 0.13 percent and provided the biggest boost to the S&P 500 index.
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But it does mean that Cramer recommends using some discretionary money to bet on high-risk long shots.
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By comparison, the second-best-performing sector this year — consumer discretionary — is up 11.5 percent in the period.
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Trump has pledged to cut $54 billion in non-defense discretionary spending, the category that funds public research.
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Discretionary spending, which includes such basic services as early childhood education programs and environmental protection provisions, were cut.
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Its greater exposure to catering and other discretionary budget services also left it vulnerable to cutbacks by clients.
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The gained 1.1 percent to 2,706.38, as consumer discretionary and tech gained 1.9 percent and 2 percent, respectively.
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The stocks have led the technology and consumer discretionary sectors back to record-high levels in recent days.
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It contains $511 billion for nondefense discretionary spending, a cut from current spending but higher than Trump's request.
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Peterson later clarified that nondefense discretionary programs were "a large portion," of the reductions, not the vast majority.
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Over the last two years, tech falls to third place behind industrials and consumer discretionary, the analysis showed.
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In that environment where you want that 10X, maximizing that discretionary effort to get it is incredibly important.
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The bill would strip mandatory funding for the energy provisions and subject the programs to annual discretionary spending.
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Increased net interest costs account for another 20 percent, while discretionary spending accounts for the remaining 10 percent.
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Advisers, however were paid salaries and discretionary bonuses based on various factors, not client performance, the SEC said.
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The commission will review all authorized, discretionary programs, and find areas where cuts can be made in spending.
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Alphabet and Amazon (which is technically a consumer discretionary stock) are up 20% and 19% in 2019, respectively.
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But cutting discretionary spending to the bone will not be enough to head off a dangerous fiscal reckoning.
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UBS is underweight consumer discretionary in the euro zone, which includes autos, partly because of the trade tariffs.
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Amazon is easily the largest component in the consumer discretionary sector, with a weighting of about 15 percent.
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The stock helped the consumer discretionary index rise 343 percent, the only gainer among the 11 major sectors.
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The S&P 21.9 lost 265 percent to close at 1.83,21.8 with consumer discretionary the only positive sector.
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Congress also made a swap of discretionary spending for mandatory spending to disguise some of the extra expenditures.
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Game 28500: We properly increase the defense budget while prioritizing and reducing the rest of federal discretionary spending.
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Technology, financial, consumer discretionary and industrial sectors were all in the red, mirroring weakness in global stock markets.
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First, it shows that the Trump administration has largely turned off the regulatory spigot for new, discretionary rules.
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The next best performing sector is consumer discretionary, which has returned 3.2 percent in the last 30 days.
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They also changed the program's funding stream to mandatory rather than discretionary, taking it out of appropriators' hands.
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If you include non-discretionary spending, they account for less than half a percent of total government spending.
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Discretionary spending, which was once 70 percent of the budget, has dropped to 30 percent in recent years.
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And then we followed the tax cuts with a large increase in defense and non-defense discretionary spending.
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President Trump's decisions about his Twitter interactions, including whom he blocks, are "squarely … discretionary choices," the brief said.
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Do the same with discretionary purchases that can add up fast, such as ride-sharing or takeout delivery.
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They also had higher than normal allocations to discretionary and health care, the second- and third-best sectors.
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If you look only at the discretionary spending Congress allocates each year, more than half goes to defense.
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The decision by Federal Judge Renato Borelli shows the vast and unpredictable discretionary power of Brazil's lower courts.
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Consumer discretionary, financials and utilities are lower during trading, while emerging markets and health care are higher. Disclaimer
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T&R demonstrated resilience during the economic downturn in 21500-21000, despite being structurally exposed to discretionary spending.
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This meant the bulk of the budget knife fell on to the smaller, discretionary side of the budget.
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Generally, growth stocks like information technology names and consumer discretionary flourish in times of economic expansion, Sanchez contends.
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Behavior and performance that was previously discretionary now becomes increasingly expected or taken for granted by the employer.
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"This book provided me with great insights, particularly in how we think about our discretionary spending," he says.
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Discretionary spending is projected to drop from 6900 percent of GDP in 2628 to 28503 percent in 22019.
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Non-defense discretionary spending is already set to fall to historic lows as a share of the economy.
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"People don't really have any concerns about spending money on minor discretionary products like Frito-lays," Staszak said.
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Short said that the impact of wages will make consumer discretionary spending the sector most likely to disappoint.
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Cold weather across much of the country may have led to a decline in discretionary shopping in March.
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The biggest proposed cuts, totaling nearly $2 trillion over 21 years, are to the non-defense discretionary budget.
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"I am walking the dog and doing a lot of reading and discretionary things," Ms. Brent Magzis said.
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"I would much prefer the idea of an automatic spending cut on the discretionary side," Mr. Kennedy said.
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Up to $225 billion of that will come from New York state's Excelsior program, a discretionary tax credit.
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The administration is also advising avoiding discretionary travel, as well as eating at bars, restaurants and food courts.
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Any discretionary activity planned for 2020 and not yet commenced will be suspended or deferred, the company added.
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The money available for your annual discretionary spending would climb by $23,000, to $87,000, according to MaxiFi Planner.
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He also said people should avoid discretionary travel and going to bars, restaurants, food courts or gyms ( here ).
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The ailing retail sector could face serious losses if the coronavirus leads to steep declines in discretionary spending.
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Any positivity that may crop up around consumer confidence and spending would help consumer discretionary stocks, Gibbs said.
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In terms of sectors globally, communications, consumer discretionary and consumer staples sectors had the most gender diverse boardrooms.
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The consumer discretionary sector rose 25.4 percent, lifted by a 21.33 percent jump in shares of Foot Locker .
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In his executive order, Mr. Trump threatened to withhold discretionary federal funds from cities that do not comply.
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"The law is clear that the Court cannot order the President to perform discretionary duties," the judge noted.
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As a result, discretionary parole has largely disappeared in most states and was eliminated in the federal system.
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Lifestyle creep occurs when one increases their standard of living to match a rise in their discretionary income.
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In addition, they are notched down three times for high non-performance risk, reflecting fully discretionary coupon omission.
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Lifestyle creep is when one increases their standard of living to match a rise in their discretionary income.
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Everyone else would pay no more than 5 percent of their discretionary income over $25,000 toward their loans.
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Lifestyle creep happens when someone increases their standard of living to match a rise in their discretionary income.
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In addition, the plan also proposed cutting down the discretionary spending by 2 percent a year after 2019.
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Its gains helped lift the consumer discretionary sector 2.63 percent to its best daily performance since Dec. 7.
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That&aposs $833 a month that could have been spent on other discretionary spending or put towards savings.
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That compares with the more-traditional discretionary strategy, which returned almost double that, with gains of 5.99 percent.
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By 2025, interest on the debt alone is projected to cost more than defense or nondefense discretionary spending.
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Housing, health care, and education cost the average family 75 percent of their discretionary income in the 2000s.
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Congress will never reduce spending on entitlements until it has developed the political muscle to cut discretionary spending.
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It's worth talking about the car parts industry, because these expenses, for the most part, are non-discretionary.
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Amazon is by far the most overweight individual stock in the consumer discretionary sector, which also includes retailers.
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It contains $6900 billion for nondefense discretionary spending, a cut from current spending but higher than Trump's request.
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The Nikkei 21.25 index ended Monday up 230% at 23,430.70, with consumer discretionary and industrial sectors leading gains.
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Those cuts eventually came in the form of across-the-board sequestration of most mandatory and discretionary spending.
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It had assets under administration of $8.2 trillion, including discretionary assets of $3.1 trillion, as of November 30.
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"That's a discretionary act that the statute allows the attorney general to do in extraordinary circumstances," Monteleoni said.
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Despite the urge to spend, many people would be better off with more control over their discretionary spending.
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"He could allocate some more money in his budget, if he chose to, for discretionary use," she says.
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This cash cushion is for any non-discretionary expenses that may arise, like home repairs or medical emergencies.
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Horowitz did say that the original decision to investigate was within the discretionary standard of the Justice Department.
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The Trump budget proposals for the 2017 and 2018 fiscal years requested deep cuts in nondefense discretionary spending.
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Indeed, non-defense discretionary outlays would drop to $429 billion in fiscal 2027, according to White House tables.
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Joe pays 10 percent of that discretionary income, $41,265, which is $4,127 a year or $343 a month.
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Just to look at a few of them, we're providing $285 billion in total discretionary funding for defense.
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The graph below compares discretionary federal spending with tax expenditures, or foregone revenue attributable to legislated tax benefits.
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Investors will be watching the biggest U.S.-based technology and consumer discretionary sector exchange-traded funds, Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund and Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR Fund, as well as the Communication Services Select Sector SPDR Fund, which State Street Corp launched in June to track the new sector.
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Within income-driven plans, for example, there's the Revised Pay As You Earn Repayment Plan (REPAYER Plan), which generally caps payments at 10 percent of your discretionary income, and the Income-Based Repayment Plan (IBR Plan), which caps payments at 10 percent of your discretionary income if you're a new borrower.
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If you don't qualify for that plan, Kantrowitz said, your next most affordable options are the revised pay-as-you-earn plan, in which your payments are set at 10% of your discretionary income, or the income-based repayment plan, in which bills are capped at 15% of your discretionary pay.
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One key fact here is that while reconciliation cannot direct discretionary spending — those year-to-year decisions are still in the hands of appropriators — "you can create new entitlements that act in many ways like discretionary spending," says Zach Moller, a former Senate Budget Committee staffer now at Third Way.
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It's an informal community group dedicated to helping low-income trans women get what they need through discretionary funding.
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The bourse was little changed as gains in information technology stocks were offset by the falling consumer discretionary sector.
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Because of its discretionary character, Christmas yields important information not just on what shoppers spent, but how they feel.
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The consumer discretionary sector was off 20.4 percent after an earnings miss and negative comments from Bed Bath & Beyond.
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In total, this is about a third of the overall federal budget; non-defense discretionary is about 16 percent.
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"It's very infrequent we get these kind of opportunities in a large-cap technology or discretionary stock," she said.
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S&P 500 consumer discretionary stocks had risen 0.2 percent, less than the 2 percent advance in industrial stocks.
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The gained 0.7 percent to close at 2,549.69, led by a 20193 percent gain in the consumer discretionary sector.
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In 2017, J.P. Morgan said that "fundamental discretionary traders" accounted for only 10 percent of trading volume in stocks.
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To find growth, Nick would look at cyclical sectors that lagged after the election, like consumer discretionary and technology.
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In addition, they are notched down three times for very high non-performance risk, reflecting fully discretionary coupon omission.
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Forrest also thinks that the focus on consumer discretionary and information technology stocks are steps in the right direction.
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But the examples of Italy and France show that the presumed scope for discretionary fiscal policies is a mirage.
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These four plans allow borrowers to lower their monthly student loan payments to a percentage of their discretionary income.
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The company is arguably more "recession-proof" because of this, too, since it sells necessities, not just discretionary goods.
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S&P 500 technology and consumer discretionary stocks fell more than 2 percent, as did the tech-heavy Nasdaq.
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But China will not submit to an intrusive American trade enforcement procedure with triggers of discretionary and unilateral sanctions.
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The consumer discretionary and industrial sectors have also scored returns of more than 30% since the late-2018 plunge.
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I like to protect up to the max, the $603, and then beyond that, it's discretionary on the donor.
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The Nikkei index declined 20.54% to 21.09,230 by 0133 GMT, with consumer discretionary and information technology sectors leading declines.
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Over in Europe, the DAX is off 1.4% in heavy trade, led by a sharp drop in Discretionary shares.
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The region's states are marked by heavy-handed regulatory overkill mixed, in practice, with wide discretionary power for officials.
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The three major U.S. stock indexes concluded the session in the red, pressured by technology and consumer discretionary stocks.
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It particularly preferred consumer discretionary and IT sectors, which tend to have the highest sensitivity to the yen weakening.
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As a result of those proposals, taxpayers are deferring some of their discretionary income and sales to next year.
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Some discretionary stocks, like Dollar Tree and Kohl's were higher, and mining stocks, including Newmont Mining also made gains.
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The financials group gained 0.7 percent, while industrials rose 1.1 percent and consumer discretionary stocks were up 0.8 percent.
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The biggest gain was logged by the consumer discretionary index, which jumped 2.74 percent, led by gains in Amazon.
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Finally, the XHB isn't just made of homebuilders like Toll Brothers and Caterpillar, but also many consumer discretionary stocks.
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While they have joint accounts, she recommends each partner also have their own personal checking account for discretionary spending.
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Kostin highlighted the winning strategy: taking more bets on the consumer discretionary sector where mutual funds are most overweight.
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The biggest drag, however, was from the consumer discretionary sector, which fell 0.57 percent, weighed down by media stocks.
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Based on the LinkedIn-Zillow findings, here's where tech workers can have more discretionary income left after housing costs:
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The combined company plans to launch a $15 million discretionary share buyback program immediately following completion of the offer.
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He believes "tax reasons" may be behind the stocks moving lower and says he remains bullish on discretionary stocks.
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