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Good morning. While a number of state officials warned about the need to increase lockdowns and other social distancing measures amid rising case counts, stocks continued unabated. The S&P 500 closed at an all-time high, the first time since September. While some areas are looking to put the halt on restaurants and other social gatherings, the news of a Covid vaccine the past week has shown that there is a light at the tunnel. Unlike the start of 2020, the year is shaping up to end on a much more positive note for stocks. Now here's the rest of the news: Sponsored Content My #1 Rule: Don't Buy Options Options buyers lose money on 7 of every 10 trades. They place high-risk trades, hoping for a big payout. But they lose – a LOT! That's why I don't buy options. Instead, I flip them on their head and do this with them. When I do, I make money 85% of the time. To know my little option secret, you must click HERE. MARKETS DOW 20,479.35 +1.37% S&P 3,585.16 +1.36% NASDAQ 11,829.29 +1.02% *As of market close • Stocks rallied into the weekend, with the S&P 500 hitting a new all-time high. • Oil dropped 2.3 percent, closing at $40.16 per barrel. • Gold rallied 0.7 percent, closing at $1,885 per ounce. • Cryptocurrencies were generally up, with Bitcoin last trading at $16,200. Today's TOP TIPS Security Software Adds a New Profitable Angle to this Big Tech Play It's often thought that the larger a company gets, the fewer paths it has to grow. In the case of technology, however, that's not always the case. A tech company can add a new sector while maintaining old ones, allowing for much more growth potential than a non-tech company. For instance, one analyst sees one of the largest tech companies in the world boosting its size even further, by embracing security software. » FULL STORY Insider Trading Report: Camping World Holdings (CWH) Stephen Adams, a director at Camping World Holdings (CWH), recently bought 200,000 shares. The buy increased his total holdings by 400 percent, and came to a cost of just over $4.9 million. That follows on a number of insider buys from the company CEO in September, who paid anywhere from 2 to 15 percent more for the shares that he bought. Company insiders have been both buyers and sellers over the past year. » FULL STORY Unusual Options Activity: Dish Network Corporation (DISH) Communications firm Dish Network Corporation (DISH) saw a steep decline in shares from September into early November. Now a powerful rally is underway, and one trader sees it continuing. That's based on the March 2021 $35 call options. Expiring in 123 days, the options are a bet that shares will rally at least another 10-15 percent. Over 12,550 contracts traded against a prior open interest of just under 400, for a 32-fold rise in volume. » FULL STORY IN OTHER NEWS • Microsoft warns that hackers are targeting Covid-19 vaccine makers. • High-yield municipal bond default rates are on the rise. • Deutsche Bank floats the idea of higher taxes for work-from-home employees. • A former Wells Fargo CEO settles SEC claims for $2.5 million. • GM's CEO says electric vehicles are the future. • DoorDash files for an IPO, showing a profitable quarter. • Nintendo Switch sales continue to dominate as the latest PlayStation and Xbox consoles launch. • In earnings, Disney rallies on reporting 73 million Disney+ subscribers, offsetting an overall loss. • DraftKings passes 1 million monthly payers and handily beats earnings estimates. • Palantir reports a 52 percent rise in sales in its first post-IPO report. 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