State Street Industrial Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLI) AIQ Analysis

State Street Industrial Select Sector SPDR ETF AIQ Score is 52/100 for investment merit, while Smart Score is 5/10 for peer-relative ranking, with Sharpe 0.89.

Last updated: Jul 26, 2026, 12:00 AM UTC

AIQ Regime
Neutral
AIQ Score (0-100)
52/100
Primary signal: investment merit.
Smart Score (1-10)
5/10
Secondary signal: relative rank vs peers.
Price
$182.66

AIQ Brief

State Street Industrial Select Sector SPDR ETF is currently in a mixed setup with AIQ 52/100 and Smart 5/10 (neutral relative) at $182.66. Risk is elevated. Read this as a prioritization signal, then confirm entry quality and sizing with your own risk plan.

Risk is the strongest contributor at 79/100, while Value is the binding constraint at 24/100. With a 55-point spread, the profile is imbalanced, so patience and entry discipline are more important than speed.

XLI ranks 2/4 in this peer set (52 vs peer average 50.8). On risk-adjusted efficiency, Sharpe is above peer average (0.89 vs 0.27). This helps distinguish true relative leadership from broad sector drift.

Action now: this is a neutral/selective setup. Improve entry quality by waiting for momentum acceleration or a better risk profile before adding. Keep sizing moderate until factors align.

Sharpe is 0.89, indicating modest risk-adjusted return.

AIQ ComponentScoreSignal Read
Momentum53Mixed trend quality with uneven follow-through.
Value24Valuation appears rich relative to model baseline.
Quality65Quality profile is average for this universe.
Risk79Risk profile is elevated; position sizing matters.
SentimentSentiment signal is currently unavailable.

Peer Comparison Snapshot

SymbolAIQSmartiSharpei
XLI5250.89
XLK432-0.38
XLP484
XLRE6080.29

Current AIQ Read

XLI currently screens as neutral. Wait for confirmation from trend quality and risk conditions before increasing exposure.

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