Friday, January 1, 2021

✨ The Biggest Surprise of 2021 Will Be…

Good morning, and Happy New Year! There are a lot of predictions that come with the changing
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, and Happy New Year! There are a lot of predictions that come with the changing of the calendar. Following 2020's massive market correction and new bull market, many are expecting some kind of big event in 2021.

It could go either way. A recovering economy could lead stocks to further massive gains. Or some new virus or unforeseen issue could wreak havoc on the economy. But the biggest surprise of 2021? It'll probably be the fact that it's downright boring compared to 2020. After the hectic year that just passed, we'll take it.

Happy New Year, happy trading, and here's to a prosperous 2021!


Now here's the rest of the news:

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MARKETS
DOW 30,409.56 +0.24%
S&P 3,732.04 +0.13%
NASDAQ 12,870.00 +0.15%
*The stock market closed early yesterday, in observance of New Year's Day.

Today's TOP TIPS
Still Room for the Airlines to Fly Higher
Since the first Covid vaccine was announced in early November, airline stocks have beaten the overall stock market. That trend is likely to continue in 2021. Holiday travel trends showed an uptick, even as air travel levels were still 75 percent below 2019 levels.

With future gains in passengers likely, and with adequate government support, it's likely that the sector will continue to surge higher as trends improve.

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Insider Trading Report: NetApp Inc. (NTAP)
Michael Berry, an Executive Vice President of Finance at NetApp (NTAP), recently bought 15,000 shares. The buy increased his stake by 66 percent. The total cost of the buy came to just over $958,000.

This marks the first insider buy at the company in 2020, and the first buy in the last three years. There have been a number of sales, some from directors, with some smaller sells from some C-suite executives.

» FULL STORY

Unusual Options Activity: Expedia Inc (EXPE)
Travel booking company Expedia (EXPE) has been trending higher in recent weeks, as signs point to more opportunities for travel in 2021. One trader sees the potential for shares to rise even further.

That's based on the March 2021 $130 calls. Over 4,300 of the contracts traded recently, a 36-fold rise in volume from the prior open interest of 119. The buyer paid about $12.75 for the options.

» FULL STORY

IN OTHER NEWS
The AstraZeneca vaccine is approved for use in fighting Covid 19.
The U.S. and France have a dispute on cross-border revenue on digital services.
Home price appreciation hits its highest rate since March 2014.
Half of U.S. states are set to raise their minimum wages in 2021.
Lower yields on corn crops this year are likely to drive prices higher.
The United Kingdom unveils new regulations to crack down on unhealthy foods.
Inflation fears continue to rise amidst record government borrowing and spending.
Climate tech SPACs are seeing a strong boom.
The IPO surge that topped the 1999 peak is expected to continue in 2021.
Google is testing a feature to aggregate short-from videos from TikTok and Instagram.

S&P 500 MOVERS
TOP
WDC 12.296%
MU 4.345%
MOS 4.061%
TRIP 3.384%
NFLX 3.222%
BOTTOM
M 4.447%
ETSY 3.712%
LRCX 3.55%
IFF 2.957%
ZM 2.762%

Quote of the Day
If interest rates are going up because of inflation, historically risk markets like the equity market don't take well to that… You and I and everybody else will have less things to buy with a dollar in a year than we do now, and that will crimp earnings. That will make mortgage rates go up. That will make borrowing costs go up
- Jim Bianco, of Bianco Research, on why inflation rates rising is his biggest concern for 2021 as the economy recovers.

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