Good morning. The trade war. The pandemic. The election. All the big catalysts that can move markets
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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| | | | DOW 31,176.01 | -0.04% | | | | S&P 3,530.92 | +0.55% | | | | NASDAQ 13,530.92 | +0.55% | | | | *As of market close | | • | Stocks traded flat on Thursday, with traders watching corporate earnings roll in. | | • | Oil declined 0.5 percent, closing at $53.02 per barrel. | | • | Gold prices rose 0.2 percent, hitting $1,870 per ounce. | | • | Cryptocurrencies sank, with Bitcoin sliding over 8.6 percent to $31,933. | | | | | | | | | Analysts Cool on Coffee — Here's One Way to Play for Safe Profits | | | | Restaurant stocks have fared relatively well the past few months on news of a Covid vaccine rollout. While that's still an ongoing concern, the big move higher for restaurant stocks suggests a pause right now. That's the case with MKM Partners, who has reiterated a neutral rating for coffee chain Starbucks (SBUX). Given that "sell" is a four-letter word on Wall Street, even a neutral rating suggests poor performance ahead.
» FULL STORY | | | | | | Insider Trading Report: Phillips 66 Partners LP (PSXP) | | | | Phillip Barrington, a director at Phillips 66 Partners LP (PSXP) recently increased his holdings by 3.4 percent with the addition of 1,445 shares. He paid just over $30,000 to do so. He was joined by director Mark Haney, who bought the same amount, paid nearly the same amount, and increased his holding by 4.6 percent. The similarity of these buys is likely a purchase related to their board duties, although Barrington did make several larger purchases last year on his own. » FULL STORY | | | | | | Unusual Options Activity: Facebook (FB) | | | | Shares of social media behemoth Facebook (FB) have rallied modestly in the past few days as the backlash against social media firms has started to recede. At least one trader sees shares heading fundamentally higher. That's based on the June 2022 $320 calls. Over 9,400 contracts traded against a prior open interest of 193, for a 49-fold rise in volume. The option expires in 511 days. Shares trade near $272, and would need to rally about 17 percent for this trade to move in-the-money.
» FULL STORY | | | | | | | TOP | | PCAR | 10.46% | | | BWA | 6.654% | | | INTC | 6.46% | | | ENPH | 6.364% | | | F | 6.169% | | | BOTTOM | | XEC | 8.606% | | | EOG | 8.588% | | | DVN | 7.912% | | | OXY | 6.429% | | | UAL | 5.733% | | | | | | | | | I think people should exercise caution and be careful not to be so levered long to this equity market right now… I'm just watching and astonished. You know, companies that I passed on for $5 billion trading at $20 billion market caps with 1% gross margins and completely undefendable businesses with new competitors taking their lunch. | | - Barry Sternlicht, billionaire investor and founder of Starwood Capital, on the valuation of popular retail trades and why a small market pullback could be devastating for today's day traders. | | |
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