Quant thesis: When consumer frustration with grocery prices peaks in search volume, it signals real purchasing pressure and often precedes a rotation away from discretionary spending into staples or value plays.
Plain English: Uses consumer behavior or consumer-stress signals to test whether spending pressure is moving sector ETFs.
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When consumer frustration with grocery prices peaks in search volume, it signals real purchasing pressure and often precedes a rotation away from discretionary spending into staples or value plays.
Uses consumer behavior or consumer-stress signals to test whether spending pressure is moving sector ETFs.
Uses consumer behavior or consumer-stress signals to test whether spending pressure is moving sector ETFs.
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