🔀 Don’t Just Follow Stock Prices to Profit from Trends

Good morning. Investors often follow the price of a stock to determine if there's an uptrend..

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Good morning. Investors often follow the price of a stock to determine if there's an uptrend or downtrend, and if there may be a potential change that can result in profits. But other trends are key to watch as well. One such trend is stock flows. The first quarter of the year saw record inflows into the stock market. It also saw the creation and popping of mini-bubbles in retail stocks, special purpose acquisition companies, and the tech sector before a selloff there on rising interest rates. Now, investors are starting to flow out of stocks, which could lead to more of these mini-bubbles bursting, or even a market pullback in the months ahead. That comes after the S&P 500 closed last week at one of its rare overbought readings. The drop in the market so far this week may be the start of the next mini-correction of 10 percent or so over the next few weeks. 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Now, a handful of companies with other operations are likely to benefit from reopening. Those companies include the cohort of media plays that also offer theme parks, cruise lines or the like. The poster child for this reopening exposure is The Walt Disney Company (DIS). » FULL STORY Insider Trading Report: Volt Information Sciences (VOLT) Arnold Ursaner, a director at Volt Information Sciences (VOLT), recently bought 3,500 shares. The buy increased his holdings by 3 percent, and came to a total cost of just over $12,500. This buy marks the first insider transaction since 2019. Company insiders were bullish on shares in late 2019, with a number of directors and C-suite executives making buys. There have been no insider sales over the past three years. » FULL STORY Unusual Options Activity: Tesla Motors (TSLA) After an explosive move higher in the past year, a share split, and its inclusion in the S&P 500, shares of Tesla Motors (TSLA) have been trending sideways in recent months. One trader sees a rally resuming. That's based on the January 2022 $1,030 calls. With 275 days until expiration, 25,000 contracts traded against a prior open interest of 222, for a 112-fold jump in volume. The option buyer paid about $81.40, or $8,140 for a full contract. » FULL STORY IN OTHER NEWS • Hydrogen-Powered Vehicles: 3 Stocks to Power Your Portfolio In this Profit Trends special report, you'll discover... How three major companies are using hydrogen fuel cell technology to revolutionize the electric car industry... and how you could position yourself to profit before this technology goes mainstream. What makes hydrogen-powered vehicles a no-brainer over standard battery-powered vehicles in the field of alternative energy... and why minimum environmental impact means maximum opportunity for market growth. 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Now, with a rise in electric technology and a focus on reducing fossil fuel use, commodities such as copper and lithium are increasingly in the spotlight for filling the role as must-watch commodities. • Market Insiders Continue Massive Sales Company insiders are often sellers. They tend to receive shares as a form of compensation, and periodically selling off those shares provides diversification. However, the ratio of insider selling to buying has been at an elevated level in past months, as retail investors have been rushing into the markets. The high ratio of insider sales to buys is a yellow flag for current market valuations. • United Airlines Reports $1.4 Billion Loss Shares of United Airlines (UAL) tumbled as the company reported a $1.4 billion loss, its 5th consecutive quarterly drop. The company has worked to cut costs, and estimates that it can return to profitability even if international and corporate travel demand only recover to 35 percent of 2019 levels. • Amazon Launches London Hair Salon Amazon (AMZN) has announced the launch of Amazon Salon. Covering 1,500 square feet in London, the company is looking to use the space to trial to use of augmented reality (AR) and "point-and-learn" technologies. This tech can allow customers to virtually experiment with new hair colors before deciding on a new shade, among other things. S&P 500 MOVERS TOP KSU 15.25% ENPH 4.152% IBM 3.786% DOV 3.155% CLX 2.976% BOTTOM TRIP 10.394% UAL 8.529% ZION 6.518% APA 5.921% ALB 5.702% Quote of the Day The race towards Digital Money 2.0 is on. Some have framed it as a new Space Race or Digital Currency Cold War. 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