XLY declined 1.34% on September 9, closing at $112.46 from the prior session's $113.99, with volume of 7.64 million shares running well above the 5.34 million average — a sign of elevated selling pressure. The ETF holds a long-term BEAR trend and has maintained a short-term DOWN signal since September 2, when the current trend period opened at $114.86. The FUM Score of 20.62 reflects weak technical strength, with all three FUM moving averages positioned above current price and the MACD histogram in negative territory. Consumer discretionary remains broadly under pressure as the broader market environment continues to weigh on the sector.