↗️ Investments That Rise When Stocks Fall; Stocks Stumble Into 2021—A Sign of Trouble to Come?

Good morning. The stock market saw a classic rally in the last two months of 2020.

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Good morning. The stock market saw a classic rally in the last two months of 2020. The end of election uncertainty and the announcement of multiple Covid-19 vaccines made the holiday season look bright. Now that it's January—it's clear we're not out of the woods yet. The United Kingdom is locking down again on a rise in Covid cases. We've heard this story before, and we know there's a light at the end of the tunnel. But we're still in the tunnel, and stocks will still be volatile until the economy can completely open up once again. Expect some increased volatility in the market now that the holiday season is over. Now here's the rest of the news: Sponsored Content 7 Hypergrowth Stocks to Buy for 2021 The Financial Times says that in 2021 tech stocks could soar to new heights! Learn how to profit from emerging tech trends today with Luke Lango's new report, "7 Hypergrowth Stocks to Buy for 2021." Claim your FREE report today. MARKETS DOW 30,223.89 -1.25% S&P 3,700.65 -1.48% NASDAQ 12,698.45 -1.47% *As of market close • Stocks dropped in the first trading day of 2021, although indices closed off their lows. • Gold prices soared 2.8 percent, with the metal closing at $1,947.70. • Oil prices slid 2.5 percent, closing the day at $47.32 per barrel. • Cryptocurrencies generally rallied, with Bitcoin soaring over the holiday weekend to $31,286. Today's TOP TIPS This Pandemic Beneficiary Has Room to Move Higher A number of companies were obvious beneficiaries from the pandemic. Work-from-home trends were the clear winners. But consumer spending changed in other ways as well. For instance, spending on business apparel dropped and sales rose on more comfortable apparel (especially items that wouldn't be seen during a Zoom meeting). But despite the rising trend of athletic and leisure ware, many of these names have seen strong growth but a relatively poor stock performance. » FULL STORY Insider Trading Report: The Kroger Company (KR) Ronald Sargent, a director at grocery chain The Kroger Company (KR), recently bought 3,200 shares. The buy increased his holdings by just under 3 percent, and came to a total cost of just over $101,000. This buy marked the only time a company insider bought shares in 2020. Insiders were generally sellers, with the last insider buy occurring in July 2019. Shares of the chain had a strong year as the grocer benefited from pandemic-related shopping trends. » FULL STORY Unusual Options Activity: American Airlines (AAL) Shares of American Airlines (AAL) have outperformed the market in recent months, even with a more recent pullback. News of a Covid vaccine could mean a quick return to air travel. But at least one trader thinks the current move is overdone, and a pullback is likely. That's based on the August 2021 $12 puts. Expiring in 227 days, and with shares at $15, the trade would move in-the-money on a 20 percent pullback in shares. » FULL STORY IN OTHER NEWS • Three Chinese telecom stocks are being delisted from the NYSE following a government ban. • Speculation rises on the whereabouts of billionaire Jack Ma after China cracks down on his business. • Home prices are rising faster inland than in densely-populated coastal areas. • Moderna increases its Covid vaccine production by 20 percent. • Cotton prices rise as adverse weather shrinks crop expectations. • MGM makes an $11 billion bid for British online gambling brand Ladbrokes. • Teledyne looks to acquire FLIR in an $8 billion deal. • In streaming, ViacomCBS strikes s distribution deal with Hulu. • Herbalife buys back half of the stake acquired by Carl Icahn. • Venmo adds a check-cashing feature. S&P 500 MOVERS TOP FLIR 19.188% ZM 6.718% LB 6.48% NEM 5.443% TPR 5.245% BOTTOM TDY 7.549% NCLH 6.685% CCL 5.91% HWM 5.851% MGM 5.744% Quote of the Day There's no denying that bitcoin has proven itself as an established and top-performing asset. Bitcoin's value grew over 300% last year as more institutional investors took that leap to embrace digital currencies. We're seeing it emerge as a part of the recommended allocation strategy for institutional investors and investment banks. - Eric Demuth, CEO of digital asset broker Bitpanda, on why Bitcoin's price is likely to continue rising in 2021 (albeit with some big volatility along the way). Sponsored Content 7 Hypergrowth Stocks to Buy for 2021 The Financial Times says that in 2021 tech stocks could soar to new heights! Learn how to profit from emerging tech trends today with Luke Lango's new report, "7 Hypergrowth Stocks to Buy for 2021." Claim your FREE report today. Not sure the best way to get started? 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