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Good morning. Trends don't always have to come from a stock's price or volume. Some great..

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Good morning. Trends don't always have to come from a stock's price or volume. Some great investment ideas can come from looking at trends on search engines. An uptick in searches for gold or Bitcoin might show when retail investors are getting into a trade—and a decline in searches might show that interest is waning. Currently, there's been a 2,450 percent surge in the past month for searchers asking, "When is the housing market is likely to crash?" It would be great if search engines could provide an exact date on when that could happen, or any market drop in general! But chances are a housing crash is a trend that will occur when it's least expected. The search engine terms to look for would include a jump in how to buy multiple properties with no money down, and house buying hacks. 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That's up 14 percent from a year before, but it's also a sign that the boost at the start of the pandemic is starting to wear off. Despite the selloff, shares of Netflix were a top media play in the past year, edging out other companies that have also gotten into the streaming space. » FULL STORY Insider Trading Report: APA Corp (APA) Juliet Ellis, a director at APA Corp (APA) bought 4,545 shares last month. The buy increased her stake by 130 percent, and came to a total purchase price of $100,000. A company insider also sold shares around the same time, but throughout 2019 and 2020, all insider transactions at the company were bullish. Overall, company insiders own 0.3 percent of company shares. » FULL STORY Unusual Options Activity: Coty (COTY) Shares of cosmetics company Coty (COTY) have nearly tripled since November, on expectations that a reopening economy will be good for cosmetics sales. One trader sees the potential for a move even higher. 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Claim your FREE copy of the Quick Strike Double Dutch Trading Playbook here (Clicking this link registers you automatically for the event, and for periodic updates from Daily Profit Publishing - Privacy Policy.) • Money Flows into Stocks Remain Slow Money flows into stock funds have turned negative recently, following some aggressive flows in the past few months. Money managers have little funds to deploy, even as consumers have trillions of dollars in extra cash on the sidelines. With low fund flows, the stock market is likely to take a slower course higher, but could also see a quick turn down as well on a rise in outflows. • Mortgage Demand Rises as Interest Rates Drop Interest rates fell to a two-month low. While the stock market was concerned over rising rates, the real change in activity occurred in the housing market, as demand for mortgages slowed considerably. Now, with rates back down, homeowners are looking to refinance and lower their rate, now back to near all-time lows. After a year near such lows, refi rates are about 23 percent lower than a year ago, when rates were first lowered during the pandemic. • Supply Chain Woes Hit Small Businesses A number of small businesses have bene impacted by issues in the supply chain, from sourcing key inputs to delivering finished goods to customers. Some have managed to tweak their production methods to avoid higher costs, while others have had to spend considerably to preserve relationships. That's in contrast to larger companies, which have largely been raising prices to pass on costs to customers. • Car Shortage Points to Sustained Increases in Price The average new car price came in at $37,200 in the first quarter of the year, up 8.4 percent compared to a year ago. And nearly half of car buyers are paying within 5 percent of the sticker price. The culprit? Higher demand as more consumers have sought personal vehicles to avoid public transportation during the pandemic. 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