Wednesday, December 16, 2020

🔵 The “Everything Bubble” is Here

Good morning. This may come as a shock, but some see the stock market getting ahead of itself.
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. This may come as a shock, but some see the stock market getting ahead of itself. The S&P 500 Index is now up over 12 percent in the past year. That's above the historical average. It's even more impressive when March's rapid near-30 percent decline occurred.

In order get to today's prices, valuations have exploded. The S&P has a PE ratio of 37, a level last seen when earnings collapsed faster than prices in 2008, and before that at the peak of the tech bubble in 2000. But it's not just stocks. Housing prices are up 16 percent this year, an impressive feat. For years, some economists warned of an "everything bubble." They may have been ahead of the curve. For now, stocks will either grow fast enough to justify today's valuations, or we may be in for some underperformance in 2021. Markets are betting on the former.


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MARKETS
DOW 30,199.31 +1.13%
S&P 3,694.62 +1.29%
NASDAQ 12,595.06 +1.25%
*As of market close
Stocks rallied on Tuesday, with stimulus enthusiasm pushing stocks higher.
Oil rallied 1.3 percent, closing at $47.59 per barrel.
Gold rose 1.4 percent, ending at $1,858 per ounce.
Cryptocurrencies generally rose, with Bitcoin trading at $19,491.

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Follow this Activist Investor into an Underperforming Giant
A company that's successful will sometimes pivot to a new challenge. Sometimes, it may stay with its core focus. And at other times, it may rest on its laurels, allowing competitors to come in and find a better way to succeed in the sector.

In that last case, an activist investor may step in to streamline operations, cut costs, and make the company competitive again. Such investments can often turn industry laggards into leaders.

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Insider Trading Report: Crown Castle International (CCI)
Martin Landis, a director at Crown Castle International (CCI) recently bought shares on two consecutive days last week. On December 9th, he picked up 2,100 shares. On December 10th, he bought 1,200 shares. The total cost for those two buys came to just under $540,000.

Landis also bought shares in October. Most company insiders have been sellers of shares throughout the year at the cell tower firm.

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Unusual Options Activity: AES Corp (AES)
Shares of AES Corp (AES) have rallied by over 25 percent in the past few months. At least one trader sees the utility company pulling back from these levels.

That's based on the January 15th 2021 $20 puts. Expiring in just 30 days, over 4,050 contracts traded against a prior open interest of 186, for a 22-fold rise in volume. With shares at $21.65, shares would need to fall nearly 8 percent for this trade to move in-the-money.

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IN OTHER NEWS
Home prices have risen 16 percent year-over-year, a level that some economists see as too strong.
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett urges Congress to extend relief to small businesses.
Tech giants prepare for new regulatory burdens in Europe, including huge fines.
Workers vandalize an iPhone factory in India after stating they weren't paid by an Apple supplier.
New hollow-core fiber lines will allow high speed traders to gain a few more nanoseconds.
Bed Bath & Beyond looks to sell Cost Plus World Market to buy back more shares.
Adidas looks to sell fitness brand Reebok.
Twitter chooses Amazon Web Services (AWS) to run its real-time timeline.
Adobe makes PDFs easier to work with for developers.
Walmart is expanding its autonomous vehicle program that focuses on trucking.

S&P 500 MOVERS
TOP
AIV 16.129%
BIDU 13.832%
WYNN 6.1%
LLY 6.029%
HAL 5.854%
BOTTOM
TSN 2.193%
REGN 1.717%
MO 1.678%
CJRW 1.667%
MKC 1.619%

Quote of the Day
I do think we're in a moment in time where there's a lot of euphoria. I personally am concerned about that…I don't think in the long run that's healthy. I think it will rebalance over time, as it always does.
- David Solomon, CEO of Goldman Sachs, on the recent high-priced and high-valued initial public offerings (IPOs), and why a pullback from some of these names is likely in the near future.

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