🤗 The $2.2 Trillion Stimulus Package Passed the House. Why wasn’t the Market Cheering on Friday?

Another day, another $2 trillion dollar stimulus being implemented following the House vote on Friday.

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Good morning. Another day, another $2 trillion dollar stimulus being implemented following the House vote on Friday. This time the stimulus is coming from the Federal Government instead of some special purpose vehicle, asset purchase or four-letter acronym created by the Federal Reserve. To put it in perspective. The 2021 fiscal year budget for the entire Federal Government is slated to be $1.485 trillion. That includes all government expenditures except unfunded mandates like Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid. Pretty crazy that we went from, supposedly, the best economy in U.S. history to needing trillions of dollars in subsidies in a matter of a few weeks. Sponsored Content Look who's going bankrupt next in America No one believed Porter Stansberry years ago when he said the world's largest mortgage bankers (Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac) would soon go bankrupt. And no one believed him when he said GM would fall apart… or that the same would happen to General Growth Properties (America's biggest mall owner)… or that oil would fall from over $100 per barrel to less than $40 a barrel. But in each case, that's exactly what happened. And now, Stansberry says something new and even bigger is quietly unfolding in America (watch his video clip here) Don't get left behind. Get the facts for yourself here. MARKETS DOW 21,636.78 -4.06% S&P 2,541.47 -3.37% NASDAQ 7,502.38 -3.79% *As of market close • Stocks fell 3.37% on Friday, despite the affirmative House vote on the $2.2T stimulus. • Oil fell 3.36%, as the world is beginning to run out of places to store oil. • Gold fell 0.37%, but posted its biggest weekly gain since 2008. • Cryptocurrencies traded slightly higher, with Bitcoin finishing 0.37% higher closing at $6720. Today's TOP TIPS 5 Healthcare REITs to Buy Now as the US Now Leads the World in COVID-19 Cases Like stocks, REITs fall into different sectors of the economy, but are all classified as REITs. At different stages of the economy, some REITs will perform better than others. For example, you would imagine that retail commercial real estate REITs might be sweating it out right now, and healthcare REITs might be more secure. See what considerations to make when evaluating a REIT and 5 opportunities that are ready to invest in right now. » FULL STORY The Insiders of This Healthcare Company Know When to Buy and Sell, and They're Buying National Health Investors Inc (NHI) share price for declined as much as 66% since its peak on February 25, 2020. Over the past week, the stock has rallied back from a low of $31.37 to around $55. Since March 12, three different insiders have bought stock totaling 33,622 shares between $36 and $60. There was also news that broke on Friday that the Chairman of the company bought nearly $1M in stock. Not only have they been buying at the right time, the CEO and CIO sold shares on February 24, 2020 before the significant drop in the share price. » FULL STORY Option Traders Place Multiple Bearish Bets that this Stock has not Found a Bottom Sea Limited (SE) held up well throughout the current sell-off but capitulated on March 12 when it completed a double top price pattern. The stock quickly hit the projected move for the pattern before rallying higher this past week. As the pace of the advance stalled in recent days, option traders have begun to place some significant bearish trades that may see the stock near $30 or below in the coming weeks. » FULL STORY IN OTHER NEWS • Trump signs $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill as the US tries to prevent economic devastation • Gold eases, but eyes biggest weekly gain since 2008 • Trish Regan, Fox Business Host Who Dismissed Virus Concerns, Departs • Fed Set to Dial Back Pace of QE Treasury Buying Next Thursday • Trump invokes Korean War-era law to force GM to make ventilators for coronavirus victim • The $2 trillion stimulus deal will help people filing for unemployment benefits — here's how • Here's how the Fed is funneling $4 trillion of funds to the real economy • Ginnie Mae Plans Disaster Aid for Virus-Hit Mortgage Servicers • American Pump Prices Fall Below $2 in First Time in Four Years • Leon Cooperman is betting on energy stocks with an 'out of consensus' trade S&P 500 MOVERS TOP EXR 6.891% AVB 6.097% UDR 6.037% AIV 5.968% EQR 5.825% BOTTOM NCLH 23.488% CCL 19.136% APA 15.625% RCL 15.046% DVN 14.538% Quote of the Day The best cure for low oil prices is low oil prices…At these prices, a lot of companies will go out of business and the supply demand will tighten up. - Leon Cooperman, Omega Family Office chairman and CEO, quoted on CNBC's "Squawck Box" Sponsored Content Are you about to get left behind? All across America, people are losing hope… You've noticed all the angry political rhetoric, which is getting even more heated than usual these days. But here's the thing… There's a reason so many Americans are losing hope – and also losing their sense of independence and their dignity. There's a reason so many people are turning to the failed plans of socialism. It's because most Americans are being left behind… in a way we've never, ever seen before. And now… Porter Stansberry has come forward to explain what is REALLY going on… and what you can do about it. Fair warning: Some of what Porter has to say is not even close to "politically correct." But if you care about your financial future get the facts for yourself and heed Porter's urgent recommendations.   Not sure the best way to get started? 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