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Good morning. We like to follow insider buying at companies, as insiders tend to be knowledgeable...

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.

Good morning. We like to follow insider buying at companies, as insiders tend to be knowledgeable about their company. And they're required to file Form 4s with the SEC as soon as they make a trade – or face a hefty fine, if not the threat of prison. But insiders aren't allowed to trade on knowledge that hasn't gone public yet. That's still illegal. Yet a study from the Social Science Research Network suggests that insiders are using ETFs loaded with their company stock to trade ahead of other events. Since the ETFs own dozens, if not hundreds of other positions, the gain is minimal. But it's still an area that needs to be addressed. For the time being, we'll stick with insiders making legal trades, especially after good news has already dropped. 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Today's TOP TIPS Cash-Gushing Companies Rewarding Shareholders Should Be a Top Buy Now It can be tough to decide what to buy in any market. Following last year's bear market, which seems to be fading, one strategy might be to buy heavily shorted stocks. In the short-term, that may work. For longer-term investments, however, it may be prudent to invest in companies with solid growth and tremendous cash flow. That's because cash flow can be used to grow the business, buy a competitor, or even reward shareholders with dividends or buybacks. » FULL STORY Insider Trading Report: Super Micro Computer (SMCI) Leung Chan, a director at Super Micro Computer (SMCI), recently bought 3,000 shares. The buy increased the director's holdings by 12 percent, and came to a total cost of $256,440. The director was the last buyer of shares in November, picking up 1,525 shares for $127,338. Generally, company insiders have been sellers of shares, particularly a director and the company CEO, who both own substantial holdings. » FULL STORY Unusual Options Activity: Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CM) Shares of international bank Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CM) have slid over 25 percent in the past year. One trader sees a further decline for the stock in the months ahead. That's based on the September $35 puts. With 212 days until expiration, 5,500 contracts traded compared to a prior open interest of 158, for a 35-fold rise in volume on the trade. The buyer of the puts paid $0.45 to make the bearish bet. » FULL STORY IN OTHER NEWS • Investors Pull Money from Equity and Bond Funds Investors have pulled $31 billion from U.S. mutual funds and ETFs since the start of the year. That marks the longest streak of outflows since the summer, and the most funds pulled from funds since 2016. Investors are increasingly moving towards individual stocks rather than funds. • Ford to Build Battery Plant in Michigan Ford Motors (F) has announced that it's spending about $3.5 billion to build a batter plant for its electric vehicle production needs. The plant will be built in Marshall, Michigan, about 100 miles from Detroit. The move comes as other electric vehicle producers have been working to expand their in-house needs for batteries and other tech. • Mattel Prepares to Relaunch Barney Toymaker Mattel (MAT) is relaunching the franchise of Barney, the purple dinosaur that ran a live-action children's television show for nearly two decades which ended in 2010. The relaunch will be animated, and include television, film, toys, books, clothing and other accessories. • Meta Prepares Further Layoffs Meta Platforms (META), the parent company of Facebook, is preparing another round of layoffs, which are expected to take place around March. A specific number of layoffs are unknown , but would follow up on the company's 13 percent staff layoff last year, amounting to 11,000 employees. • Half of Twitter's Top Advertisers Have Left More than half of the top 1,000 advertisers on Twitter have stopped spending on the platform, according to industry data. That includes the companies that have publicly stated that they have stopped of paused their spending on the platform. S&P 500 MOVERS TOP TSLA  7.506% APTV  7.377% CNDS 7.211% ECL 7.161% NVDA 5.43% BOTTOM LDOS 5.461% MMC 4.006% AJG 3.57% LUMN 3.079% AON 2.788% Quote of the Day The Goldilocks-like mix of industrial production recovery and falling inflation we expect this quarter has helped boost risk appetite and equities. - Ray Farris, analyst at Credit Suisse, on why economic data has been conducive to the market's performance so far this year, a trend that may not last. 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