Friday, November 27, 2020

🤗 Retail’s Favorite Time of the Year has Begun

Good morning. The past few years has seen a rise in e-commerce trends. Those trends got a shot in..
It's the monthly jobs numbers today and they're not going to be pretty and will be possibly the tip of the iceberg as we head into May.
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Good morning. The past few years has seen a rise in e-commerce trends. Those trends got a shot in the arm in 2020, and show little sign of shopping. That makes the traditional retail holiday season a bit less hectic. It also means fewer viral videos of fights breaking out to get the last doorbuster-sale item.

It also means retailers can spread out the holiday season a bit longer too. Instead of Thanksgiving weekend doorbuster deals, we're seeing weeklong (or longer) sales on many popular internet retailers. There may be limits to this trend in time. Sure, we all know someone who gets their holiday shopping done in August. But retailers tend to stick to selling strategies that work, and massive discounts on popular products will fare well in any event. But it just keeps getting easier to do so at home.


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MARKETS
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DOW 29,872.47 -0.58%
S&P 3,629.65 -0.16%
NASDAQ 12,094.40 +0.48%
*U.S. markets, and our offices, were closed yesterday for Thanksgiving.

Today's TOP TIPS
The Secret "Green Energy" Play with Room to Rally
Renewable energy companies have had a great month. Besides improving technologies and economies of scale that make them attractive investments now, the shift is leading to other changes.

One of those changes is in regard to demands for base commodities needed to make this technology. One, in particular, has been in a shortage for years. Increased demand from green tech is likely to drive prices higher.

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Insider Trading Report: Coty (COTY)
Johannes Huth, a director at Coty Inc. (COTY), recently bought one million shares of the company. The total price came to $6.2 million, and represents the director's first stake at the cosmetics firm.

Hurth is joined by director Robert Singer, who also picked up 15,000 shares on the same day. His buy came to over $90,000, and represents a 4.7 percent increase in his holdings. This is the second buy from Singer in as many weeks.

» FULL STORY

Unusual Options Activity: Exxon Mobil (XOM)
Even energy stocks have seen some life in the past few weeks. Shares of Exxon Mobil (XOM) have rallied from $32 to $42 since the start of the month. One trader sees shares trending even higher.

That's based on the February 2021 $50 calls. Expiring in 84 days, the calls would require shares to jump another 18 percent to move in-the-money. Over 21,500 contracts traded against a prior open interest of 205 for a 105-fold rise in volume!

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IN OTHER NEWS
The Dow's run from 20,000 to 30,000 took just 5 years.
Americans are increasing their Christmas decorations this year.
The SEC proposes rules that would allow gig workers to receive equity compensation.
The Pentagon sends nearly 300,000 pounds of Thanksgiving dinner fixings to U.S. troops abroad.
JPMorgan Chase agrees to pay a $250 million penalty for misconduct in its wealth management division.
Rivian sets a price for its electric pickup truck at $75,000.
Square and Paypal clients have become a major source of Bitcoin demand.
Discord reaches a valuation near $7 billion as it completes its latest round of funding.
In earnings, Burlington Stores reported lower revenue and lower same-store sales.
Dollar Tree jumps on strong earnings.

S&P 500 MOVERS
TOP
ETSY 5.443%
ADSK 4.738%
PYPL 4.107%
ZM 3.782%
TSLA 3.353%
BOTTOM
GPS 19.613%
FTI 6.308%
CRM 5.375%
PPL 4.205%
F 3.915%

Quote of the Day
It's having a significant increase on price. You bring on two corporates that are already buying all of the newly issued bitcoins — supply and demand says the price has to go up.
- Dan Morehead, founder and chief investment officer of Pantera Capital and former CFO at Tiger Management, on PayPal and Square's incorporation of Bitcoin as a reason why the cryptocurrency is nearing its old 2017 highs.

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