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EV charging stocks lead consumer gainers, supply chain challenges hurt losers

The $Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLY.US)$ performed poorly this week as Tesla's $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ 15.44% drop helped contribute to an overall 3.54% decrease. The $Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLP.US)$ was nearly in-line with the $SPDR S&P 500 ETF(SPY.US)$, down 0.22% on the week.
EV charging stocks $EVgo Inc(EVGO.US)$ , up 89.38%, $Volta(VLTA.US)$ , up 34.93%, and $QuantumScape(QS.US)$ , up 25.11%, placed in the top five gainers this week for consumer stocks with market caps over $2B. The EV stocks got charged up after the bipartisan infrastructure bill was signed into law, setting aside $7.5B towards the development of an EV charging infrastructure in the U.S.
Rounding out the top five, technology e-commerce site and moomoo favorite $Newegg Commerce(NEGG.US)$ , jumped 33.78%, and luxury fashion retail platform $Farfetch(FTCH.US)$ reported a 24.15% gain after confirming a partnership with designer Richemont.
On the opposite spectrum, beverage company $Celsius Holdings(CELH.US)$ , down 22.87%, was the biggest loser after input cost inflation and supply chain challenges caused a Q3 earnings miss. Scrubs seller $FIGS Inc(FIGS.US)$ also cited supply chain challenges and is down 18.36% on the week despite posting a Q3 beat.
$National Vision(EYE.US)$ beat earnings but fell 21.77% as full-year guidance was below consensus estimates. Shares dropped throughout the week as Bank of America downgraded the stock to Underperform, citing headwinds including "more normalized product mix & average ticket" that could continue into 1H22.
EV company $Arrival(ARVL.US)$ trades down 18.86% for the week after it delayed its production timeline. The electric van and bus maker now expects "significantly lower" volume levels in 2022.
Finally, home solutions company $SmartRent(SMRT.US)$ fell 21.06% after reporting earnings that weren't as good as investors had hoped.
Narrowly missing the top five decliners were Tesla, which fell 15.44% as Elon Musk and his brother sold shares in the company, and $Beyond Meat(BYND.US)$, down 14.65% after issuing Q4 revenue outlook well below consensus.
EV charging stocks lead consumer gainers, supply chain challenges hurt losers
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