ETFs for This Week's Marquee Earnings Reports (IYW, XLI)

To this point, 120 S&P 500 constituents have delivered quarterly results. This week alone, nearly 140 do the same. Not only will this week's report put the S&P 500 over the halfway mark in terms of earnings updates, these reports and any subsequent guidance will test the market's potential to trade higher over the near-term. With Europe once again looming large, earnings updates may not be the first thing on investors' minds. That does not change the fact that some of the largest U.S. companies step into the earnings confessional this week. Here are some of the ETFs traders might want to get acquainted with in preparation for this week's earnings deluge.

Some company named Apple

reports results Tuesday after the market closes and that could mean it is time to shine for the often overlooked iShares Dow Jones U.S. Technology Sector Index Fund. Proving that plenty of so-called experts are not really experts at all when it comes to ETFs, IYW is not the most talked about ETF when it comes to proxies on Apple. Well,

, currently at almost 24 percent. Smaller IYW constituents Broadcom

and Facebook

also report this week.

The earnings action for the PowerShares NASDAQ Internet Portfolio will keep going today when Chinese Internet giant Baidu

reports after the close. With an allocation of 7.4 percent, Baidu is PNQI's fifth-largest holding. The hits do not end there for PNQI. Netflix

, almost 2.6 percent of the ETF's weight, reports Tuesday. Amazon

, the fund's third-largest holding, and Expedia

, another top-10 holding, report Thursday.

The Industrial Select Sector SPDR has been trading in a tight range for about two months. This week could be make or break for the ETF, which is chock full of economically sensitive companies. Tuesday through Thursday is going to be a busy three-day stretch that could determine XLI's near-term fate. In those three days, UPS

, United Technologies

, Boeing

, 3M

and Caterpillar

all report. All five are top-10 holdings in XLI and the five combine for roughly a quarter of XLI's total weight.

Halliburton

, a top-10 holding in XLE, is trading higher today after saying it sees an improved North America market next year. That is not enough to prop up XLE though. The ETF is wilting under the stress of another risk-off day. In order for XLE to keep sellers at bay, it needs to keep closing above $67. The catalysts are there to help or hinder the ETF this week. ConocoPhillips

reports Wednesday, Exxon Mobil

reports Thursday and Chevron

on Friday. That trio represents 39 percent of XLE's weight. For more on ETFs and earnings, click

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