👀 IPO Fever Hits Markets

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Good morning.Last week saw the IPO of DoorDash and Airbnb, massive companies with multi-billion-dollar valuations finally reaching past angel investors and venture capitalists to hit the brokerage accounts of main street traders. The level of IPO activity in 2020 has now surpassed the last peak, set in 1999. Should traders be worried? We remember what happened in 2000. But maybe not. This year, the bear market came first, after all. While the steepest bear market in history roared in March, it also proved to be short-lived. While history doesn't repeat itself, it does rhyme. And that makes for a great market for traders to make money on both sides of a trade. Now here's the rest of the news: Sponsored Content Options Traders: MASSIVE Shift Incoming! In 1992 … 2008 … 2012 … 2016 … massive market shifts took place to transform some people's wealth...and now it's happening in 2020. What is it? "THE VOMMA ZONE" and it's hitting again in 2020! Click HERE to learn more Now. (By clicking you agree to receive email updates and special offers from Trader News Media.) MARKETS DOW 30,046.37 +0.16% S&P 3,663.46 -0.13% NASDAQ 12,377.87 -0.23% *As of market close • Stocks traded mixed on Friday, and markets had their worst week since October. • Oil dipped 0.4 percent, closing at $46.59 per barrel. • Gold traded up 0.3 percent, ending at $1,843 per ounce. • Cryptocurrencies traded mixed, with Bitcoin changing hands at $18,008. Today's TOP TIPS The Apparel Trade is Set for a Better 2021 It's been an off year for apparel companies. With rising unemployment and work from home trends, a number of categories of sales have slumped. One analyst sees that changing. With companies increasingly moving staff back to the office, and with a vaccine in sight, a number of apparel companies look poised for a sales rebound in the coming year. That should lead to an attractive move higher. » FULL STORY Insider Trading Report: Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP) Robert Singer, a director at Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP), recently added 2,500 shares to his stake. That increased his holdings by 11 percent. The total purchase price came to just over $75,000. That's on top of another buy made from the director in November of 7,500 shares, which came to just over $226,000. Insiders have generally been sellers in the past year, although that's occurred at the major shareholder level by firms JAB Holdings and Mondelez International. » FULL STORY Unusual Options Activity: Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals (ARWR) Shares of Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals (ARWR) have more than doubled since mid-September. With a strong uptrend in place, at least one trader is betting on a further move higher. That's based on the March 2021 $90 calls. Over 2,100 contracts traded against a prior open interest of 121, for a 17-fold rise in volume. With shares just under $75, they would need to rise another 20 percent by expiration for the option to move in-the-money. » FULL STORY IN OTHER NEWS • Industries vie for most essential to get the jump on a Covid vaccine. • The U.K. is running out of time for a trade deal with the EU, which could hit the pound. • Caution abounds as IPOs have their best week since the 1990s. • Disney announces over a dozen new shows for streaming service Disney+ (and a price rise). • MetLife will sell its home insurance unit for $4 billion. • Google announces users will be able to turn off ads for alcohol and gambling. • In earnings, Oracle beats expectations, but revenue growth slows. • Chipmaker Broadcom beats, but shares slide as the company warns on guidance. • Adobe beats earnings and revenue expectations. • Costco beats thanks to an 86 percent rise in ecommerce sales. S&P 500 MOVERS TOP DIS 13.595% ETSY 2.855% EFX 2.59% UPS 2.533% BIO 2.25% BOTTOM QCOM 7.364% LULU 6.706% EXPE 5.71% M 5.299% AAL 5.225% Quote of the Day I don't want to say that the market is broken, but the process of how we're doing these deals is definitely broken…This is what happened in 1999 where the syndicate desks completely misjudged the public, and the public is back and they're pricing deals as if the public isn't back and it's just the same old, same old funds buying stock. - CNBC analyst Jim Cramer on the strength of the IPO market, and why investors are ignoring the risks of some of the high-valued companies to go public in recent weeks. Sponsored Content Options Traders: MASSIVE Shift Incoming! In 1992 … 2008 … 2012 … 2016 … massive market shifts took place to transform some people's wealth...and now it's happening in 2020. What is it? "THE VOMMA ZONE" and it's hitting again in 2020! Click HERE to learn more Now. 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