🐥 What a difference a tweet can make. Does this mark the bottom for oil and energy shares?

It was just a tweet, a harmless tweet from President Trump that sent oil prices skyrocketing nearly $7 off the low of the day.
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Good morning. It was just a tweet, a harmless tweet from President Trump that sent oil prices skyrocketing nearly $7 off the low of the day. It's just representative of the powder keg we currently live on when news can cause amazingly bullish or bearish swings in a moment.

While the "joyous" news became more muted when more details came out about Saudi Arabia's need to see all nations cut production. While it's unlikely to get done, it did provide a little support under the market when it looked like we were slipping again.
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MARKETS
DOW 21.413.441 +2.24%
S&P 2,526.90 +2.28%
NASDAQ 7,487.31 +1.72%
*As of market close
Stocks rose 2.28% yesterday, as stocks rallied along with oil.
Oil prices rose 21.81%, on Trump's Tweet about Saudi and Russia production cuts.
Gold prices rose 2%, on news that Russia will stop it's gold purchases to help supply.
Cryptocurrencies traded higher, with Bitcoin finished 9.18% higher closing at $6780.

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Bill Ackman's Pershing Square Made this Stock Top the List with Most Shares Bought in Last Two Weeks
The Howard Hughes Corporation (HHC) announced a 10 million share private placement with Pershing Square International Ltd that increased its holdings from 2 million to 12 million shares.

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IN OTHER NEWS
White House says small business lending program will be running Friday, even as JPMorgan says it's not ready
Farmers Are Dumping Milk in Latest Blow to Battered U.S. Dairy
Coronavirus Costing Trump Properties Over $1 Million Daily in Lost Revenue
Bed Bath & Beyond, Lululemon, Zumiez announce more cost-cutting moves
Shopify stock drops nearly 9% after guidance rescinded
Trump uses Defense Production Act to speed supplies to companies making ventilators
Trump touts 'great' Saudi-Russia oil deal to halt price rout, details unclear
Coronavirus punishes Warren Buffett's equity holdings
Yield-thirsty investors eye stock dividends as virus fears shrink bond payouts
Trump's Saudi-Russia Oil Gambit Faces Resistance at Home

S&P 500 MOVERS
TOP
OXY 18.901%
APA 16.667%
FANG 15.876%
HP 14.817%
DVN 14.728%
BOTTOM
LVV 12.68%
SCLH 12.042%
MAC 9.874%
KSS 9.505%
CCL 9.432%

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The question is not will markets come into balance, the question is will it be done in a strategic and thoughtful way, or done in a reactive way once all the storage fills up
- Ryan Sitton, Texas Oil Regulator, quoted by Bloomberg.

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