Consumer Discretionary
Stocks Ranked by
Market Capitalization
| # | Name | Market cap | Price |
Price change % |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 576 |
STYL
576
Corgi Lifestyle Brands ETF
STYL
$394K
| $394K | $26.28 | 0.11% |
|
| 577 |
XLYX
577
Corgi U.S. Consumer Discretionary 2x Daily ETF
XLYX
$369K
| $369K | $24.63 | 0.44% |
|
| 578 |
DVXY
578
WEBs Consumer Discretionary XLY Defined Volatility ETF
DVXY
$227K
| $227K | $22.68 | – |
|
Consumer Discretionary Stocks at a Glance
Consumer discretionary companies sell what households want but can postpone — cars, apparel, travel, restaurants, home goods, and the retailers that distribute them. Demand swings with consumer confidence, employment, and credit conditions, making this one of the most economically sensitive corners of the market.
There are 578 Consumer Discretionary sector stocks tracked by Wall St. Rank, worth a combined $9.39T.
The largest by market cap are Amazon (AMZN) at $2.83T, Tesla (TSLA) at $1.35T and Home Depot (HD) at $338B.
Among institutional investors, Versigent PLC (VGNT) drew the most net new fund positions in Q2 2026: 386 funds opened new positions, taking total fund holders up 377 (1,109%) quarter-over-quarter.
- Combined market cap: $9.39T across 578 stocks.
- Largest constituent: Amazon (AMZN), $2.83T market cap.
- Most net new fund positions in Q2 2026: Versigent PLC (VGNT), +377 holders.
Market caps and prices updated daily; fund activity based on aggregated SEC 13F filings for Q2 2026.